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The strong bond between new Bears safety Coby Bryant and his older brother, Christian, was evident last week during their visit to Halas Hall.

The Chicago Bears on Monday announced that the club has re-signed defensive back Jaylon Jones to a one-year contract.

New Bears safety Coby Bryant talks with ChicagoBears.com about how he was introduced to football, the inspiration behind his gameday fits, his favorite travel destination and much more.

The Chicago Bears on Friday announced that the club has re-signed offensive lineman Braxton Jones to a one-year contract. Additionally, the Bears have signed defensive back Cam Lewis to a two-year contract and defensive lineman Kentavius Street to a one-year contract.

Bears free agent acquisitions Coby Bryant, Kalif Raymond, Devin Bush and Neville Gallimore spoke to the media about their NFL careers and what convinced them to join the reigning NFC North Champions.

In just one year, the Bears went from hosting the first-ever collegiate women's flag football game in Illinois between Rockford University and Benedictine University, commemorating each program's first season, to organizing an inaugural tournament for seven collegiate programs at Halas Hall.

GM Ryan Poles spoke to the media Thursday at Halas Hall about the slew of roster moves the Bears have made in the first two days of the new league year.

Newly acquired Bears center Garrett Bradbury is excited for the opportunity to join the reigning NFC North Champions in 2026, telling reporters Thursday: "I'm not coming in to try and change anything. I'm coming in to help."

The Chicago Bears on Thursday announced that the club has signed defensive back Coby Bryant to a three-year deal, linebacker Devin Bush to a three-year deal, defensive lineman Neville Gallimore to a two-year deal and wide receiver Kalif Raymond to a one-year deal.

The Chicago Bears on Thursday announced that the club has signed offensive lineman Jedrick Wills Jr. to a one-year deal.

The Chicago Bears on Thursday announced that the club has re-signed defensive lineman Daniel Hardy to a two-year contract, defensive back Elijah Hicks to a one-year contract, linebacker D'Marco Jackson to a two-year contract, quarterback Case Keenum to a two-year contract and offensive lineman Jordan McFadden to a one-year contract.

The Chicago Bears on Wednesday announced that the club has acquired offensive lineman Garrett Bradbury and a 2026 second-round selection via trades. The Bears acquired Bradbury in a trade with the New England Patriots in exchange for a 2027 fifth-round selection. Additionally, Chicago acquired a 2026 second-round pick in a trade with the Buffalo Bills in exchange for wide receiver DJ Moore and a 2026 fifth-round selection.

Stay up-to-date on where the Bears will pick in the 2026 NFL Draft, how many picks they have, how they acquired their picks and more.

Stay up-to-date on all the Bears' free agent news with ChicagoBears.com's free agency tracker.

As part of the Bears' "Giving Flowers" initiative for Women's History Month, the organization hosted an interactive floral pop-up shop March 3 at Halas Hall, allowing staff members to put together bouquets of flowers for those who have made an impact in their lives.

With the help of former defensive tackle Anthony "Spice" Adams, the Bears surprised Yorkville High School senior Paris Strickland as the 2026 Collin Wehr Scholarship recipient. 

The Chicago Bears have named defensive lineman Andrew Billings as the team's recipient of the 2025 Ed Block Courage Award. This annual honor recognizes a player from the club who embodies the qualities of Ed Block: courage, compassion, commitment and community service.

After 36 years working with Bears President & CEO Kevin Warren, executive assistant Mai Davis announced her retirement. In honor of Women's History Month, Warren and the Bears gave Davis her flowers by honoring her service through a heartfelt moment at Halas Hall on her last day.

The Bears followed Whitney Young's girls flag football team through their 2025 season to take a deeper dive into how the sport changes the lives of the student-athletes who play it. In the last of a three-part series, readers get an exclusive look into how the team navigates the aftermath of a season and the world of opportunities that the sport is presenting.  

The Chicago Bears and Bears Care announced that tickets are now available for the 29th Annual Bears Care Gala, taking place Saturday, May 9, 2026, in the United Club at Soldier Field. As the organization's premier philanthropic event, the Gala raises critical funds to advance breast and ovarian cancer research and to reduce disparities in women's cancer care throughout Chicago. 

The Chicago Bears will recognize Women's History Month throughout March by honoring the women who shaped the organization's history, spotlighting those leading across football and business operations today and investing in the next generation of athletes and leaders redefining the game.

Bears coach Ben Johnson loves getting to know draft prospects, telling ChicagoBears.com: "You try to dive into why a guy loves the game of football and how he can best help your team."

After having top 10 selections in each of the last three drafts, a shift near the bottom of the first round this year is changing GM Ryan Poles' approach this year.

For a third consecutive year in honor of Black History Month, the Chicago Bears hosted a "Black in Sports" panel conversation, providing Black professionals from across the organization an opportunity to share personal experiences, career insights and visibility into the sports industry.

On Sept. 23, 1938, Hall of Famer George Halas led the Bears against a Black All-Star team in an exhibition game that was billed as the first of its kind "in the history of the world."

The Bears could look to their current roster, free agency or the draft to fill a void at left tackle created by an injury to promising second-round pick Ozzy Trapilo.

The Bears led the NFL with 33 takeaways and 23 interceptions in 2025, but there is one aspect of their defense they are determined to improve.

Bears coach Ben Johnson watched Caleb Williams make huge strides during their first year together and expects the quarterback to continue to ascend in 2026.

The Bears have named Chicago Hope Academy's Levi Mallette and Antioch Community High School's Sasha Johnson as recipients of the team's 2026 Black History Month Youth Leader Awards.

After losing two key assistants from a potent offense that powered the Bears to the NFC North championship in 2025, coach Ben Johnson is more than confident in their replacements.

As the Bears look to take the next step after capturing the NFC North and winning a playoff game in 2025, GM Ryan Poles and coach Ben Johnson won't allow complacency to seep into Halas Hall.

The Bears are proud to announce Cristian Saban Carretero as their 2025 NFL International Fan of the Year nominee, recognizing his dedication to the team and his role in growing Bears fandom in Spain.

The special teams unit made significant contributions throughout the year, helping the Bears capture their first NFC North title since 2018 and win their first playoff game since 2010.

The Bears on Thursday announced that Jeff King has been promoted to assistant general manager under general manager Ryan Poles.

The Chicago Bears on Tuesday announced a promotion and a series of additions to the coaching staff under Head Coach Ben Johnson. 

The Bears secondary displayed excellent ball skills, instincts and playmaking ability in 2025, fueling a defense that led the NFL with 33 takeaways and 23 interceptions.

The Bears defense relied on a rotation of linebackers due to injuries this season, but the group remained productive, particularly when it came to helping generate a league-leading 33 takeaways.

While the Bears defensive line dealt with myriad injuries throughout the season, several players stepped up, particularly late in the year.

Fortifying their interior offensive line on the first two days of the league year last March paid major dividends for the Bears in 2025. 

Bears President & CEO Kevin Warren is heading to Milan to cheer on his great niece, U.S. speedskater Sarah Warren, who fought through torn ACLs and 10 surgeries to qualify for her first Olympic Team.

The fourth of nine position reviews takes a look at the Bears' tight ends, led by a breakout season from rookie Colston Loveland and another strong year from veteran Cole Kmet.

In the third of nine position reviews from the Bears' 2025 season, ChicagoBears.com reflects on one of only two NFL receiving corps that featured three players who each amassed 600 yards.

The one-two punch of veteran D'Andre Swift and rookie Kyle Monangai in the backfield led to the Bears finishing with the third-best rushing attack in the NFL.

In the first of nine position reviews from the Bears' 2025 season, ChicagoBears.com chronicles Caleb Williams' breakout performance in his first year working with coach Ben Johnson.

The Bears took home two awards at Thursday night's NFL Honors, with their walk-off overtime touchdown against the Packers named the NFL Moment of the Year and guard Joe Thuney chosen the first ever Protector of the Year.

ChicagoBears.com concludes its weeklong countdown of the top plays from a memorable 2025 season with Nos. 5-1, with all five not surprisingly being highlight-reel passes by Caleb Williams.

Throughout their first NFL seasons, tight end Colston Loveland (pick No. 10), receiver Luther Burden III (pick No. 39), offensive lineman Ozzy Trapilo (pick No. 56), running back Kyle Monangai (pick No. 233) and receiver Jahdae Walker (undrafted) each made an indelible mark on the Bears' remarkable 2025 campaign.

At the annual NFL Honors event, Bears offensive lineman Joe Thuney was awarded the inaugural Protector of the Year Award by a selection committee of NFL Legends, who formulated their evaluation based on on-field performance with a peer-to-peer approach, highlighting and recognizing the offensive line, a position group often underrepresented in traditional awards. 

The Bears' magical run to a division title and playoff win in 2025 was fueled by their ability to repeatedly rally from late deficits.

ChicagoBears.com continues its weeklong countdown of the top plays from a memorable 2025 season with Nos. 10-6, highlighted by two outstanding efforts by special teams standout Josh Blackwell.

ChicagoBears.com continues its weeklong countdown of the top plays from a memorable 2025 season with Nos. 15-11, including Devin Duvernay's crucial 56-yard kickoff return against the Vikings.

The Bears have four players — offensive linemen Joe Thuney and Drew Dalman and defensive backs Nahshon Wright and Kevin Byard III — participating in the 2025 Pro Bowl Games this week in San Francisco. Check out Byard's final postcard following the NFC's victory Tuesday night.

Illinois high school girls flag football seniors Aribella Spandiary (Maine South) and Nina Lloyd (Whitney Young) were selected to represent the NFC at the second annual NFL Flag Girls High School Showcase at the 2025 Pro Bowl Games this week. Spandiary and Lloyd check in from San Francisco to discuss their favorite memories from the week, meeting Kevin Byard III and Nahshon Wright and much more. 

ChicagoBears.com continues its weeklong countdown of the top plays from a memorable 2025 season with Nos. 20-16, including Caleb Willams' 65-yard TD pass to Luther Burden III on a flea-flicker.

The Bears have four players — offensive linemen Joe Thuney and Drew Dalman and defensive backs Nahshon Wright and Kevin Byard III — participating in the 2025 Pro Bowl Games this week in San Francisco. Check out Wright's postcard from his hometown as he takes his family on a trip to the zoo that felt like a full circle moment for the cornerback. 

ChicagoBears.com kicks off a weeklong countdown of the top plays from a memorable 2025 season with Nos. 25-21, including Nahshon Wright's leaping interception in a road win over the Vikings.

YMCA of the USA, the national resource office for the 2,600 YMCAs across the country, has announced the addition of six new members to its National Board of Directors, including Bears executive vice president of revenue & chief business officer Meka Morris.

Selected by the Bears with the 10th overall pick in the draft, tight end Colston Loveland blossomed into a key contributor in 2025, consistently producing impact plays throughout an impressive rookie season.

Centered on Love, Legacy and the City, the Chicago Bears' approach to Black History Month recognizes Black history as foundational to the franchise's story. From the organization's early days to the present, Black players, leaders, fans and communities have helped define the Bears' identity, influence the evolution of the game and shape Chicago's cultural fabric. 

The Bears have four players — offensive linemen Joe Thuney and Drew Dalman and defensive backs Nahshon Wright and Kevin Byard III — participating in the 2025 Pro Bowl Games this week in San Francisco. Check out Byard's postcard from the first NFC practice to hear about his plans for the week, experiencing Wright's first time at the Pro Bowl and more. 

For his overall performance this season as well as his poise and leadership in critical moments, kicker Cairo Santos has been named the Bears' Special Teams Player of the Year by ChicagoBears.com. 

The National Football League on Thursday announced the finalists for the 2025 Protector of the Year Award, which included Chicago Bears offensive lineman Joe Thuney. New in 2025, the Protector of the Year Award recognizes the NFL's top offensive lineman of the season, symbolizing protection, durability and the unsung heroics of the players who shield their teammates and drive their teams forward. The inaugural award will be presented at NFL Honors on Thursday, Feb. 5, 2026.

Between fueling the defense's league-leading 33 takeaways and serving as a leader on and off the field, safety Kevin Byard III has been named the Bears' 2025 Defensive Player of the Year by ChicagoBears.com.

After leading the Bears to an NFC North title and setting a single season team passing record, ChicagoBears.com has named quarterback Caleb Williams the Bears' 2025 Offensive Player of the Year.

Senior writer Larry Mayer takes a look at 61 noteworthy numbers and stats from a special 2025 season that Bears players, coaches and fans will never forget.

With cold temperatures impacting the Chicagoland area, the Chicago Bears and Jewel-Osco are reminding fans that the 37th Annual Bears Coat Drive is ongoing, encouraging the community to help keep children, families and individuals warm throughout the winter. The drive invites fans to donate new or gently used coats at more than 190 participating Jewel-Osco stores across Illinois through Feb. 16. Fans can also drop off coats at Bears Fit in Vernon Hills

Bears cornerback Nahshon Wright is headed to the first Pro Bowl of his career after leading the NFL with eight takeaways during a breakout 2025 season.

In one of the greatest moments in franchise history, the 1985 Bears beat the New England Patriots 46-10 in Super Bowl XX 40 years ago Monday.

After leading the Bears to an 11-6 mark, their first division crown since 2018 and their first postseason victory since 2010, Ben Johnson has been named one of five finalists for the Associated Press NFL Coach of the Year Award.

While the physicality and poise the Bears displayed in winning the 2025 NFC North title can carry over, coach Ben Johnson believes that the team must start from scratch in 2026.

Bears general manager Ryan Poles met with the media Wednesday at Halas Hall to discuss Ben Johnson's first year as head coach, talk about key players' seasons, such as quarterback Caleb Williams, and provide insight into several injured players and their potential return timelines.

Despite falling short of their ultimate goal, the Bears enraptured their passionate fanbase with one of the most fun and exciting seasons in modern franchise history.

Bears quarterback Caleb Williams is one of five finalists for the annual NFLPA Alan Page Community Award. The winner of the award will receive an additional $100,000 donation, courtesy of the NFLPA, to his foundation or charity of choice.

The Chicago Bears on Tuesday signed 14 players to Reserve/Future contracts.

Though disappointed following their overtime playoff loss to the Rams, Bears players feel that the team has an extremely bright future due to the presence of coach Ben Johnson and franchise quarterback Caleb Williams.

While players expressed disappointment at their season coming to an end Monday at Halas Hall, they also shed light on the team's accomplishments, discussed how proud they are to be part of the 2025 Bears and how they want to build on their success heading into next season.

Caleb Williams nearly led the Bears to their eighth comeback win of the season Sunday night against the Rams, and while they fell just short, the second-year quarterback continued to wow teammates, coaches and fans with another miraculous, game-tying touchdown.  

Senior writer Larry Mayer takes a look at some notable numbers and stats from the Bears' 20-17 overtime loss to the Rams in Sunday night's NFC Divisional Playoff game at Soldier Field.