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Ahead of the start of Dr Pepper Zero Sugar Chicago Bears Training Camp, quarterbacks, rookies and other select players arrived at Halas Hall and took to the practice fields on Sunday.

The Bears on Sunday placed veteran running back Tarik Cohen and rookie receiver Dazz Newsome on the physically unable to perform (PUP) list.

As training camp looms, fans can take an in-depth look at Bears draft picks Justin Fields, Teven Jenkins and Khalil Herbert via the "Meet the Rookies" video series.

The Bears on Friday released a statement from coach Matt Nagy about the passing of former NFL player and longtime assistant coach Greg Knapp.

SiriusXM Radio's Jim Miller join hosts Jeff Joniak and Tom Thayer on the Chicago Bears All Access Podcast.

RB David Montgomery joined NFL Network's 'Good Morning Football' to discuss team expectations, how he's prepared for the upcoming season and how throwing the first pitch at a White Sox game made him more nervous than playing pro football.

Lauren Screeden chats with Carlos Nelson, CEO of the Greater Auburn Gresham Development Corporation (GAGDC), about his experience announcing the Bears' first-round selection on stage with Commissioner Roger Goodell at the 2021 NFL Draft in Cleveland as well as the work he's doing to help the city's Auburn Gresham neighborhood.

Justin Fields has been showered with honors throughout his football career, but the quarterback is nowhere near satisfied. From his time being followed by the documentary series "QB1: Beyond the Lights" as a senior in high school, Fields has constantly been in the spotlight and now, he is in Chicago as the newest first-round draft choice of the Bears.

Since becoming Bears Care director in 2006, Marge Hamm has helped the charitable arm of the Bears issue grants totaling nearly $23 million to over 100 qualifying agencies, benefitting countless Chicagoland residents.

Travel to Florida where, as a child, Khalil Herbert was not the most naturally gifted athlete on the field but never accepted those limitations. Herbert thrived after transferring to Virginia Tech for his final college season and was rewarded by being drafted by the Bears.

Bears radio play-by-play broadcaster Jeff Joniak joined NFL Now to explain why Sean Desai is so highly regarded within the organization and break down what the defense might look like under its new coordinator in 2021.

Rookie quarterback Justin Fields met with lifelong Bears fan Scott Morrow, a recent victim of gun violence, after hearing Morrow's story on the radio and gifted him a signed jersey.

Senior writer Larry Mayer discusses the Bears-Raiders series history, a memorable performance by a Bears backup running back in 2003 and Bears players who wore No. 51 after Dick Butkus.

Learn more about Bears rookie offensive lineman Teven Jenkins, who has a reputation for being nasty. The six-foot-six, 320-pound offensive tackle from Oklahoma State describes his ability to "flip the switch" from his self-proclaimed goofy off-field persona to his tone-setting "controlled aggression" on the field and reveals how his late mother motivates him today.

The Bears' three second-round picks in the last two drafts—Cole Kmet, Jaylon Johnson and Teven Jenkins—will be among the key players to watch when training camp kicks off next week.

The Chicago Bears will launch their three-part documentary series "Meet the Rookies" brought to you by Dr Pepper Zero Sugar on Tuesday, featuring behind-the-scenes footage with offensive lineman Teven Jenkins, running back Khalil Herbert and quarterback Justin Fields. The series tells the story of each player's journey to the National Football League in their own words. This marks the seventh year of the Bears "Meet the Rookies" series. From Tuesday through Thursday, one episode will be released per day at 8 a.m.

Veteran kicker Cairo Santos is back with the Bears following a record-breaking 2020 season, having re-signed with the team along with holder/punter Pat O'Donnell and long-snapper Patrick Scales.

The Chicago Sports Alliance, a collaboration between the Bears, Blackhawks, Bulls, Cubs and White Sox, announced it will move forward for a fourth year in support of solutions to gun violence in the city. 

Defensive back Tashaun Gipson Sr and Anthony Herron join hosts Jim Miller and Tom Thayer on the Chicago Bears All Access Podcast.

The Bears return three-fourths of their starting secondary in 2021, in veteran safeties Eddie Jackson and Tashaun Gipson Sr. and promising second-year cornerback Jaylon Johnson.

Senior writer Larry Mayer discusses how the addition of sack stats dating back to 1960 impacts Bears players, potential candidates for the kickoff return position and expectations for rookie seventh-round nose tackle Khyiris Tonga.

As has been the case the past few years, the Bears will once again boast a strong linebacking corps in 2021 that features Khalil Mack, Roquan Smith and Danny Trevathan.

Check out some of the notable players across the NFL who have joined a new team and will play the Bears during the 2021 season.

The Bears defensive line in 2021 will once again be powered by productive veteran Akiem Hicks and ascending fourth-year pro Bilal Nichols.

Senior writer Larry Mayer discusses the Bears players with the best chances to be named to their first Pro Bowl, where George Halas ranks in all-time wins among NFL head coaches and Bears rookies who have started season openers.

Tickets for the 2021 Meijer Chicago Bears Family Fest at Soldier Field are on sale now. The event will be held Tuesday, Aug. 3 at 11 a.m. and is highlighted by the team's first 2021 practice at Soldier Field.

With four of five starters returning, the Bears offensive line hopes to pick up this year where it left off during the second half of last season when the reconfigured unit helped key an offensive resurgence.

The Bears are confident that the rapport that has developed between veteran Jimmy Graham and second-year pro Cole Kmet will pay dividends for both tight ends this season.

The Bears on Friday launched their 2021 Small Business All-Pros Gameday Eats initiative, which will provide four restaurants or food service businesses with four weeks of a marketing partnership with the team. 

Registration to enter the drawing for the opportunity to receive free tickets to this summer's training camp practices at Halas Hall is now open.

Talented veteran Allen Robinson II and promising second-year pro Darnell Mooney return to lead a Bears receiving corps that added speedy free agents Marquise Goodwin and Damiere Byrd during the offseason.

Senior writer Larry Mayer discusses where and when the Bears played their first game ever, whether a Bears player has also suited up for every other NFC North team and where the Bears would have picked in the draft had they lost one more game last year.

Led by emerging third-year pro David Montgomery, the Bears boast a deep and talented group of running backs that also includes veteran free agent acquisition Damien Williams and versatile playmaker Tarik Cohen.

The Bears will kick off training camp later this month with a revamped quarterback position that features veteran free-agent acquisition Andy Dalton and rookie first-round draft pick Justin Fields.

General manager Ryan Pace has promoted six members of the football operations staff, including one on the player development side and five in the scouting department.

Senior writer Larry Mayer discusses Jim McMahon's record as a Bears starter, if a player who is waived/injured becomes an unrestricted free agent and the status of outside linebacker Ledarius Mack.

Former Minnesota Vikings linebacker and current color analyst for the Vikings Radio Network Pete Bercich and SiriusXM Radio's Jim Miller join hosts Jeff Joniak and Tom Thayer on the Chicago Bears All Access Podcast.

Back for a second stint with the Bears, linebacker Christian Jones is just as motivated to excel as he was when he first joined the team in 2014 as an undrafted rookie free agent.

Senior writer Larry Mayer discusses how close Cairo Santos is to the NFL record for consecutive field goals, whether any Bears have matched what receivers Jeff Graham and Curtis Conway accomplished in 1995, and TV shows former Bears receiver Willie Gault has appeared on.

Bears defensive players see first-year defensive coordinator Sean Desai as an organized, prepared, intelligent and energetic coach who will help them excel on the field.

Senior writer Larry Mayer discusses his favorite Bears dynamic duos of all time, Bears players who have been named NFL MVP and the history of the league's supplemental draft.

Bears chairman George H. McCaskey and assistant director of player personnel Champ Kelly were featured speakers at last week's 4th annual NFL Quarterback Coaching Summit.

Former Bears cornerback Charles "Peanut" Tillman, who starred at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette before embarking on an illustrious NFL career in Chicago, was inducted into the Louisiana Sports Hall of Fame Saturday.

Bears tight ends Jimmy Graham and Cole Kmet have developed a special bond that has benefitted both of them on and off the field.

Jeff Joniak and Tom Thayer discuss the latest surrounding the Chicago Bears on the All Access Podcast.

Bears rookie tackle Teven Jenkins, a second-round pick from Oklahoma State, is eager for training camp to begin so he can continue to develop his game and also practice in pads for the first time as a pro.

Senior writer Larry Mayer discusses the deadline for NFL players to opt out of the 2021 season due to COVID, the number of stadiums the Bears have hosted a game in and when the training camp schedule is expected to be released.

Bears inside linebacker Roquan Smith has been selected as one of the NFL's top players under 25 years old by NFL.com writer Nick Shook.

With the release of veteran Kyle Fuller, Jaylon Johnson is expected to become the Bears' top cornerback this season—and that's just fine with the second-year pro.

In partnership with Campbell's Chunky Soup, LaMar "Soup" Campbell discusses his role as Bears Director of Player Engagement and the strong support system he has built within the locker room over the past year.

Senior writer Larry Mayer discusses who could be the Bears' third receiver this year, the latest news on nose tackle Eddie Goldman and if the Bears, Cubs and White Sox have ever all made the playoffs in the same season.

The Bears recognized Juneteenth by joining the DuSable Museum of African American History Saturday as the museum reopened for the first time since the pandemic hit last spring.

The Bears and Chicago Public Schools announced Monday the launch of Chicago Public League Girls Flag Football, in conjunction with NFL FLAG and Nike.

The Bears on Friday signed three players who participated in minicamp on a tryout basis: defensive tackle Mike Pennel, tight end Jake Butt and offensive tackle Tyrone Wheatley Jr.

After making great strides in offseason practices, Bears rookie quarterback Justin Fields will continue to study the playbook and hone his game in the weeks leading up to training camp. 

All the latest news from the third and final day of Bears minicamp includes promising performances by a trio of veteran free-agent acquisitions and a focus on improving the red-zone offense.

Lauren Screeden has your latest team news after the Bears spoke to the media on Thursday at Halas Hall.

Senior writer Larry Mayer discusses coach Matt Nagy's plan for playing starters in the preseason, if fans will be allowed to attend training camp practices and how rookie tackle Teven Jenkins has been progressing.

SiriusXM Radio's Jim Miller join hosts Jeff Joniak and Tom Thayer on the Chicago Bears All Access Podcast.

Head coach Matt Nagy meets with the media following Thursday's veteran minicamp practice at Halas Hall.