Gabby Hajduk Profile

Bears safety Jonathan Owens will travel to Paris Monday night to cheer on his wife, USA gymnast Simone Biles, at the 2024 Olympics, adding it was "an amazing feeling" to gain the support of Bears coaches and teammates.

Bears fourth-round pick Tory Taylor—a punter from Iowa—and fifth-round pick Austin Booker—a defensive end from Kansas—give their first-person accounts on their training camp experiences once a week. 

The Bears welcomed five Illinois high school girls flag football programs to Halas Hall Tuesday to watch a training camp practice and participate in a clinic inside the Walter Payton Center.

Bears defensive end Montez Sweat — who made NFL history in 2023 — has been voted the 82nd best player in the NFL in a poll of league players conducted by NFL Network.

As safeties Kevin Byard III and Jaquan Brisker continue to develop the bond they formed during the Bears' offseason program, their goal is to be so in sync that they can communicate just by looking at each other.

With a full offseason in Chicago under his belt and his first Bears training camp now underway, defensive end Montez Sweat is ready to "wholeheartedly" take the on the heightened responsibilities and expectations that come with his role on defense.

While quarterback Caleb Williams' development will be at the forefront of evaluations and national storylines throughout training camp, the rookie is focused on learning and improving each day.

The Bears secondary features a wealth of continuity and experience thanks to four returning starters — cornerbacks Jaylon Johnson and Tyrique Stevenson, nickel back Kyler Gordon and safety Jaquan Brisker — and a veteran free-agent addition in safety Kevin Byard III.

Star pass rusher Montez Sweat leads a defensive line group that returns four contributors in DeMarcus Walker, Andrew Billings, Gervon Dexter Sr. and Zacch Pickens. 

Bears receiver DJ Moore and running back D'Andre Swift, who were childhood friends growing up in Philadelphia, are thrilled to be teammates for the first time since 2013 when they played together on a 7-on-7 team.

The Bears' talented receiving corps enters the 2024 season with a mix of experience and youth, highlighted by a pair of star veterans – DJ Moore and Keenan Allen – and rookie Rome Odunze. 

The Bears bolstered their running back room this offseason by adding veteran Pro Bowler D'Andre Swift in free agency to join four-year pro Khalil Herbert and 2023 fourth-round pick Roschon Johnson.

The Bears are celebrating Pride Month by supporting the Chicago Metropolitan Sports Association at Pride Bowl 2024 and the 2024 Chicago Pride Parade. In honor of Pride Bowl 2024 kicking off Friday, ChicagoBears.com spoke with two members of CMSA's flag football league about the club's support, their excitement surrounding the event and their Bears fandom.

DJ Moore was in London Tuesday to tour the city with his family following his trip to Manchester for Mini Monsters clinics. Check out the receiver's postcard to read about his experience across the pond.

DJ Moore was in Manchester, England, on Monday for a Mini Monsters clinic, a free youth program that stresses the importance of a healthy lifestyle through fun, non-contact football drills. Check out the receiver's postcard to read about his experience across the pond.

Heading into his third NFL season, Bears safety Jaquan Brisker has emerged as one of the defense's most energizing leaders, and it all starts with one celebration. 

After a strong finish to his rookie year, Bears defensive tackle Gervon Dexter Sr. employed a three-part offseason plan that he hopes will propel him to an even more productive second NFL season.

Throughout the Bears' offseason program, rookie receiver Rome Odunze has continuously impressed coaches and teammates alike with his ability to learn on the fly, contagious personality and on-field ability.

On June 5, the Bears hosted their third annual Scout School — a program started by general manager Ryan Poles that gives students an opportunity to learn about the roles of college and professional scouts in an NFL organization.

Through his first six weeks as the Bears' starting quarterback, the support Caleb Williams has received inside Halas Hall has allowed him to make as smooth of a transition as possible into the NFL.

With a goal of continuing its ascension from the 2023 season, the Bears defense has a new benchmark in mind for 2024: 20 interceptions and 20 fumbles. 

Keenan Allen stood out during Tuesday's veteran minicamp practice at Halas Hall, with players and coaches describing the receiver's skillset as "fantastic" and "crafty."

Defensive end Montez Sweat is optimistic that the Bears defense will be even better than last season, telling reporters Tuesday at Halas Hall: "I am pretty excited on what I'm seeing."

In honor of Pride Month, the Bears are working with the Chicago Metropolitan Sports Association — the largest non-profit LGBTQ+ sports organization in the Midwest — on two of the biggest events in Chicago: Pride Bowl and Pride Parade.

Now in his second season with the Bears, receiver DJ Moore is looking forward to help develop chemistry with an offense that features a slew of new faces.

In celebration of Asian American, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, ChicagoBears.com sat with linebacker Noah Sewell — a native of American Samoa — about his culture, the significance of his tribal tattoo and the Polynesian presence in the NFL.

Inside Halas Hall, Bears director of wellness Carla Suber is described as a "light in the building" who helps guide rookies through the jump from college to the pros. 

Receiver DJ Moore stars as Ferris Bueller in the Bears' 2024 schedule release video, which honors several iconic high school movies that were based or filmed in Chicago.

For the 27th Bears Care Gala Saturday night at Soldier Field, cornerback Kyler Gordon and offensive lineman Teven Jenkins worked with Ge Wang, founder and owner of ESQ Clothing, to create custom suits that they sported at the event. 

Punter Tory Taylor talks with ChicagoBears.com about his home country of Australia, pregame superstitions, Mount Rushmore of punters and much more. 

Coach Matt Eberflus spoke with the media Friday ahead of rookie minicamp practice and discussed the friendship between Caleb Williams and Rome Odunze, his excitement to see the 2024 draft class on the field and former cornerback Charles "Peanut" Tillman's message to the rookies.

At a gala hosted by youth development organization BUILD Friday night, the Bears and Bears Care received the Corporate Community BUILDer award, which is presented annually to an organization that believes in supporting young people on their quest to grow into someone great.

Follow along as the Bears' inaugural International Fan of the Year, James Gowers from the United Kingdom, documents the opportunity of a lifetime during all three days of the 2024 NFL Draft. 

Receiver Rome Odunze, the Bears' No. 9 overall pick, talks with ChicagoBears.com about why he grew up a Devin Hester fan, his hidden talent, favorite comedians and much more.

The Chicago Bears on Wednesday promoted Tanesha Wade to executive vice president of diversity, equity & inclusion as well as chief impact officer. Wade will continue building and leading the club's DEI efforts while utilizing the power of the Bears' brand to enhance the team's impact in the community.

Less than 60 minutes after being selected by the Bears, quarterback Caleb Williams and receiver Rome Odunze were able to be in two places at once via hologram – the draft in Detroit and the Miller Lite Draft Party at Soldier Field. 

The Bears on Saturday traded into the fifth round of the draft, sending a 2025 4th-round pick to Buffalo in order to select Kansas defensive lineman Austin Booker at No. 144 overall.

As a fan of the Bears and soon-to-be Hall of Famer Devin Hester growing up, new receiver Rome Odunze feels his selection by Chicago Thursday night was "almost too good to be true."

Go behind-the-scenes with the No. 1 overall pick and new Bears quarterback Caleb Williams at the NFL Draft during his three-hour journey from the green room to the stage to his final media stop that ended with an emotional moment.

Rome Odunze, the Bears' new receiver and No. 9 overall pick in the 2024 draft, shares his emotions on being drafted by Chicago along with his thoughts on joining new teammate and No. 1 overall pick, Caleb Williams.

Caleb Williams, the Bears' new quarterback and No. 1 overall pick in the 2024 draft, checks in from Detroit to share his excitement about coming to Chicago and relays a message to both Bears fans and his new teammates.

With the 2024 NFL Draft kicking off Thursday night in Detroit, six current Bears players shared the meaning behind the hats they received when they were drafted and where they are now.

The Bears recently continued their longstanding support of Chicagoland organizations that help domestic violence survivors, including A Safe Place and WINGS.

Bears safety Jonathan Owens and his wife, Simone Biles, explored Chicago together for the first time together this weekend, which included Owens throwing out the first pitch at a White Sox game.

After six years with the Bears, Paul Neurauter has been promoted to senior vice president of operations and sustainability. Neurauter's expertise in generating operational efficiencies and implementing sustainable practices combined with his decades-long passion for the Bears will help continue to drive the club forward.

After a decade of building the Bears' HR department, Liz Geist has been promoted to the club's first executive vice president of people and culture & chief human resources officer. Geist will continue her work in building a world-class culture and developing sustained success at the Bears. 

The Chicago Bears on Tuesday hired Krista Whitaker to serve as the club's executive vice president of legal and business affairs as well as chief legal officer. Whitaker, who comes from the Miami Heat, will utilize her passion for football and extensive sports law experience to lead the Bears' legal department.

The Bears on Friday announced the launch of the club's first-ever Women's Advisory Board consisting of inspirational leaders across various industries — all who have ties to the city of Chicago.

The Bears have launched a Women's Advisory Board consisting of inspirational leaders across various industries to enhance the club's connection to its female fanbase and create an inclusive environment. Learn more about the inaugural board members, who all share their advice to young girls and women who have goals of becoming leaders in their careers.

The Bears on Wednesday launched a Women's History Month merchandise collaboration with Chicago-based art director Ellen Ma, who described the opportunity as "my American Dream."

Bears President & CEO Kevin Warren met with 25 students from Hyde Park Academy High School March 15 as part of the Obama Foundation's Future Series, which allows students to learn from leaders in various career fields.  

Receiver Keenan Allen talks with ChicagoBears.com about his hidden talent, toughest cornerback matchup, the most memorable catch of his career and much more.

Running back D'Andre Swift talks with ChicagoBears.com about what he's most excited to do in Chicago, his pregame rituals, his "Welcome to the NFL" moment and much more.

The Bears newest tight end, Gerald Everett, is eager to bring his physicality and veteran presence to Chicago while also reuniting with several familiar faces including offensive coordinator Shane Waldron and wide receivers coach Chris Beatty. 

The Bears on Thursday agreed to terms with offensive lineman Coleman Shelton on a one-year contract, pending a physical.

The Bears on Thursday agreed to terms on a one-year deal with linebacker Amen Ogbongbemiga, pending a physical. 

The Bears on Wednesday agreed to terms on a two-year contract with tight end Gerald Everett, pending a physical. 

The Bears on Wednesday agreed to terms on a one-year contract with veteran offensive lineman Matt Pryor, pending a physical.

Hear from Jaylon Johnson on his new four-year deal, general manager Ryan Poles on why it was important for this to be his first move of the offseason and coach Matt Eberflus on the positive effect it will have on the locker room.

The Bears on Sunday agreed to terms on a one-year extension with long-snapper Patrick Scales, pending a physical. 

Bears linebacker Tremaine Edmunds traveled to London for the girls flag football kickoff event. Read about his third day across the pond which included a tour of the city and a trip to the Tottenham Hotspur's stadium. 

The Bears on Friday hired Tanya Dreesen to serve as the club's senior vice president of strategy and global affairs, chief of staff. Dreesen, who spent the last 15 years with the Minnesota Vikings, is eager to bring her vast sports partnership and marketing experience as well as love of Chicago to the club.

The Bears traveled to London Thursday alongside the New York Jets to kick off the second season of their UK NFL Girls Flag League ahead of International Women's Day. 

Bears linebacker Tremaine Edmunds is in London for the girls flag football kickoff event. Check out his postcard and read about what he's up to across the pond.

The Bears on Thursday hired Meka White Morris to serve as the club's executive vice president of revenue and chief business officer. Morris, who comes from the Minnesota Twins, will utilize her deep passion for sports and extensive sports business experience to help the club evolve to the forefront of the NFL's evolving landscape.

After seven years of building the Bears' business analytics department, Corey Ruff has been promoted to senior vice president of strategy and analytics & chief of staff. Ruff's success in transforming and leading a department will evolve into elevating organizational operations. 

Longtime Bears executive Karen B. Murphy has been promoted to executive vice president of stadium development and chief operating officer. Murphy's passion for Chicago, drive to innovate and eagerness to break barriers will continue to fuel her commitment to the club.

With the help of Bears tight end Cole Kmet, the Bears surprised Lakes Community High School senior Sydney Friel as the 2024 Collin Wehr Scholarship recipient. 

The Bears on Monday agreed to terms on a trade with the Bills that brings offensive lineman Ryan Bates to Chicago in exchange for a 2024 fifth-round pick, pending a physical.

Jennifer King made history Feb. 21 when the Bears hired her as assistant running backs coach, making her the first female coach in the franchise. To celebrate Women's History Month, ChicagoBears.com details King's journey toward another "first."

New Bears defensive coordinator Eric Washington sits down with ChicagoBears.com to answer some rapid-fire questions, including his favorite Bears player he coached, the toughest player to game plan for and more. 

New Bears offensive coordinator Shane Waldron sits down with ChicagoBears.com to answer some rapid-fire questions, including who his favorite was athlete growing up, what he's excited to see in Chicago and more. 

Eric Washington discussed being back in Chicago and serving as the club's new defensive coordinator during his introductory press conference Thursday.

Tickets to the 2024 Miller Lite Chicago Bears Draft Party Thursday, April 25 are on sale now. General admission tickets are priced at $45.

For the second consecutive year, the Bears traveled to Spain to host a series of Mini Monsters clinics from to help grow football in international markets and educate children on the importance of a healthy lifestyle.

The Bears on Wednesday hosted a press conference at Halas Hall to announce that girls flag football is officially an IHSA-sanctioned sport and will begin its State Series this fall.

The Bears have played an integral role in supporting girls flag football throughout the past four years. Take a look at the notable moments that have culminated in the IHSA making girls flag football an official sport beginning this fall.

WCIU-TV's Brandon Pope spoke with ChicagoBears.com to detail his recent interviews with Bears general manager Ryan Poles and President & CEO Kevin Warren for Black History Month. 

Follow along as ChicagoBears.com documents a trip to Orlando for the 2024 Pro Bowl Games where cornerback Jaylon Johnson and defensive end Montez Sweat represented the Bears. 

Bears cornerback Jaylon Johnson and defensive end Montez Sweat check in one final time from Orlando to discuss the NFC's victory at the Pro Bowl Games Championship Sunday evening.