Training Camp Report

The faith the Bears and quarterback Mitchell Trubisky already have in Darnell Mooney was evident Sunday on a pass play that resulted in the rookie receiver's first NFL touchdown.

Quarterback Mitchell Trubisky and the Bears offense enjoyed a stellar first half but struggled during a scoreless second half in Sunday's 17-13 win over the Giants.

The Bears still have room to improve, but they're thrilled to be 2-0 after Sunday's 17-13 win over the Giants. "I don't care how you get it, 2-0 is delicious," said defensive tackle Akiem Hicks. "I'll eat that every day of the week and twice on Sunday."

On his first play as a member of the Bears, Robert Quinn set the tone for the defense early in Sunday's win over the Giants with a strip/sack of quarterback Daniel Jones.

Mitchell Trubisky threw two touchdown passes in the first half and the Bears defense held off a late rally to preserve a 17-13 win over the New York Giants Sunday at Soldier Field.

Hours before their home opener Sunday against the Giants, the Bears signed running back Tarik Cohen to a three-year contract extension through the 2023 season.

Senior writer Larry Mayer identifies four storylines to follow Sunday when the Bears host the New York Giants, including whether Mitchell Trubisky and the offense can pick up where they left off in the fourth quarter last weekend in Detroit.

General manager Ryan Pace spoke with Jeff Joniak Sunday morning on the Bears pregame radio show about last weekend's comeback win over the Lions, Allen Robinson and Sunday's home opener against the Giants.

The Bears return to Chicago in Week 2 to take on the New York Giants. Here's how you can watch and listen to the contest.

Bears outside linebackers Khalil Mack and Robert Quinn are both listed as questionable for Sunday's home opener against the New York Giants. Read about the latest injury news here.

One day after being signed to the Bears practice squad, linebacker Devante Bond on Saturday was moved to their active roster.

Senior writer Larry Mayer discusses whether the Bears may blitz more in the future, a Monday night win over the Giants in the 1987 season opener and how Mitchell Trubisky has fared against the Giants.

Now in the seventh year of his career, Bears star outside linebacker Khalil Mack cares more about winning a Super Bowl than his individual achievements.

Local and national NFL analysts make their pick for the Week 2 game between the Bears and New York Giants Sunday at Soldier Field. Keep track of their weekly record here on ChicagoBears.com.

The Bears offensive line performed well in last Sunday's season opening win over the Lions but still has room to improve. Plus the latest injury news from Halas Hall.

After a solid rushing performance in the Week 1 win over the Lions, Bears running back Tarik Cohen looks to recapture his early career success.

Exactly 100 years ago Thursday, George Halas and 14 other men gathered in a Hupmobile car dealership in Canton, Ohio, for one of the most significant meetings in American sports history.

Senior writer Larry Mayer discusses whether rookie tight end Cole Kmet will receive more playing time, if Cairo Santos will practice kicking at Soldier Field during the week and whether David Montgomery deserves more credit for his performance against the Lions.

Our six-person panel predicts how many yards the Bears will gain on the ground Sunday when they host the New York Giants at Soldier Field. Let us know who you side with.

Former Bears stars Lance Briggs, Olin Kreutz and Charles Tillman are among 130 Modern-Era nominees for the Pro Football Hall of Fame's Class of 2021.

One day after causing a stir by removing all Bears references from his social media accounts, receiver Allen Robinson II told reporters that he's focusing on his on-field performance and that his love for the team, its fans and the city "has never wavered."

Coach Matt Nagy's decision to put quarterback Mitchell Trubisky under center more often seems to have paid off.

The Bears on Wednesday signed kicker Cairo Santos from the practice squad to the active roster and waived tight end Eric Saubert.

Here are six things you didn't know about Bears guard Germain Ifedi.

A Bears running game that averaged 91.1 yards last season compiled 149 yards in Sunday's win over the Lions, but that wasn't the only encouraging sign that veteran center Cody Whitehair witnessed.

After an impressive debut against the Detroit Lions, rookie Darnell Mooney looks to gain a bigger role in the Bears offense.

Senior writer Larry Mayer discusses Mitchell Trubisky accomplishing something last Sunday that's never been done before, how often the Bears have rallied from a 17-point deficit to win and if Trubisky took more snaps from under center against the Lions than he has in past seasons.

Bears Senior Writer Larry Mayer discusses Sunday's comeback win over the Lions, gives his biggest surprise from Week 1 and looks ahead to the Giants in his weekly Q&A with fans.

The Bears on Monday added rookie outside linebacker Ledarius Mack to their practice squad.

After watching tape of Sunday's thrilling 27-23 season-opening win over the Lions, Bears coach Matt Nagy on Monday discussed three things that stood out to him, including the need for consistency on offense and defense.

The Bears position coaches talked to the media Monday. Here are four things we learned.

In the aftermath of the Bears' 27-23 win over the Lions, here's what writers around the country are saying about the team.

After struggling for consistency in the run game last season, the trio of David Montgomery, Tarik Cohen, and Cordarrelle Patterson helped the Bears offense find balance in Sunday's 27-23 season-opening win over the Lions.

Coach Matt Nagy lauded the Bears' never-say-die mentality after Sunday's incredible 27-23 comeback win over the Lions, saying: "I just appreciate their willingness to keep fighting. No one ever had their head down."

History repeats itself for Anthony Miller and the Bears in Detroit. Kyle Fuller's interception generated energy the Bears needed. And more from Sunday's exciting comeback win over the Lions.

Trailing 23-6 entering the fourth quarter of Sunday's season opener in Detroit, the Bears rallied for a thrilling 27-23 victory over the Lions as Mitchell Trubisky threw three touchdown passes. 

Senior writer Larry Mayer identifies four storylines to follow Sunday when the Bears open the 2020 season by visiting the Detroit Lions at Ford Field, including how quarterback Mitchell Trubisky will perform.

Local and national NFL analysts make their pick for Sunday's season opener between the Bears and Lions in Detroit. Keep track of their weekly record here on ChicagoBears.com.

General manager Ryan Pace spoke with Jeff Joniak Sunday morning on the Bears pregame radio show on WBBM Newsradio 780 AM and 105.9 FM in advance of the season opener against the Lions.

The Bears open the season against the Detroit Lions. Here's how you can watch and listen to the contest.

Bears outside linebacker Robert Quinn did not practice Friday for the third straight day due to an ankle injury and was listed as doubtful for Sunday's season opener against the Lions in Detroit.

Bears general manager Ryan Pace and coach Matt Nagy teamed up to give all players, coaches and staff members traveling to Detroit for Sunday's season opener a pair of Air Jordan shoes.

As expected, Cairo Santos was activated from the Bears practice squad Saturday and will kick for them in Sunday's season opener in Detroit.

Our six-person panel predicts which player will score the Bears' first touchdown of the season—and it's nearly unanimous.

Senior writer Larry Mayer discusses whether any of the Bears' road opponents are allowing fans to attend their games, why the Bears kept five tight ends on their roster and the last time a Bears coach won his first five games against an opponent.

The 2020 season will be unlike any other due to the coronavirus, but the Bears and the NFL have played through world-altering events since the inception of the league.

Bears chairman George H. McCaskey on Thursday discussed his goals for the unprecedented 2020 season, the likelihood of fans attending home games this year and his thoughts on Brian Urlacher's divisive social media posts.

Bears chairman George H. McCaskey encourages players to use their platform to speak out and take action against racial injustice, police brutality and other societal issues they're passionate about.

Defensive coordinator Chuck Pagano believes in cornerback Jaylon Johnson. Offensive coordinator Bill Lazor weighs in on quarterback competition. And more as the Bears prepare for Sunday's season opener.

The Chicago Bears, partnering with Proven IT, will honor 10 local small businesses over the course of the season.

Bears running back David Montgomery showed progress with his groin injury, practicing without restrictions Thursday after being limited Wednesday.

The Bears will wear four different jerseys this season. Check the full jersey schedule on ChicagoBears.com.

Bears quarterback Mitchell Trubisky further detailed Wednesday how his mentality has changed, saying: "I just found my confidence again. You have to believe in yourself for your teammates and other people to believe in you."

Outside linebacker Robert Quinn was the only Bears player who did not practice Wednesday in advance of Sunday's season opener in Detroit. Running back David Montgomery was among five Bears who were limited.

Veteran safety Tashaun Gipson Sr. is ready for the season to begin after winning the position battle to start opposite Pro Bowler Eddie Jackson in the Bears secondary.

Despite not having the opportunity to gain valuable experience in preseason games, Bears rookie cornerback Jaylon Johnson is confident that he's prepared to play his first NFL game Sunday against the Lions.

The Bears on Tuesday signed veteran defensive end Mario Edwards Jr. and placed kicker Eddy Piñeiro on injured reserve with a groin injury. Piñeiro can return to the active roster after three games.

Senior writer Larry Mayer discusses how many times the Bears have opened a season against the Lions, if Mitchell Trubisky's past success versus Detroit was a factor in him winning the quarterback competition and how much patience coach Matt Nagy will have with Trubisky.

Quarterback Mitchell Trubisky is impressed with the Bears' mindset and focus on the task at hand as they prepare for Sunday's season opener against the Lions in Detroit.

Receivers Allen Robinson II and Anthony Miller see the Bears as a focused and excited team as they prepare for Sunday's season opener in Detroit.

Bears Senior Writer Larry Mayer discusses Sunday's season opener in Detroit, Mitchell Trubisky being named the starting quarterback and the potential impact of this year's rookie class in his weekly Q&A with fans.

The new CBA that was reached in March included key changes regarding roster limits, practice squads and injured reserve, and several adjustments were later added due to COVID-19.

Bears general manager Ryan Pace said Monday that he's "really proud" of how Mitchell Trubisky responded to adversity en route to winning the starting quarterback competition with Nick Foles.

Bears GM Ryan Pace spoke to reporters Monday about more than just the quarterback competition, including why he places so much importance on acquiring top pass rushers such as Khalil Mack and Robert Quinn.

Senior writer Larry Mayer provides five takeaways from the Bears' first unofficial depth chart, including rookie second-round pick Jaylon Johnson being listed as a starter at cornerback.

Mitchell Trubisky has retained the Bears' starting quarterback position he's held since the fifth game of his rookie season in 2017, winning an open competition with veteran Nick Foles for the job.

The end of the Bears' quarterback competition provides a new beginning for Mitchell Trubisky, who is determined to translate the improvement he showed in training camp practices into games.

With Mitchell Trubisky named starting quarterback, Nick Foles is invested in helping his younger teammate succeed.

The Bears signed 16 players to their practice squad Sunday, 15 of whom were either released or waived as part of final cuts Saturday, including quarterback Tyler Bray and kicker Cairo Santos.

The Bears reached the NFL's mandatory 53-man limit Saturday by waiving 18 players and terminating the contracts of quarterback Tyler Bray and kicker Cairo Santos.

With a serious and attentive demeanor that has quickly earned the trust of NFL players, Andre Tucker has reached the pinnacle of his profession as he enters his third season as the Bears' head athletic trainer.

With the departure of key backup inside linebackers Nick Kwiatkoski and Kevin Pierre-Louis, third-year pro Joel Iyiegbuniwe may play a larger role for the Bears this season.

After missing 11 games last season due to injury, Bears veteran defensive tackle Akiem Hicks is excited to get back into action.

The Bears on Thursday waived running back Napoleon Maxwell, receivers Alex Wesley and Ahmad Wagner, offensive lineman Corey Levin, defensive lineman Lee Autry and linebacker Keandre Jones.

Senior writer Larry Mayer discusses whether the winner of the Bears' quarterback competition will be safe for the entire season, the likelihood of rookie cornerback Jaylon Johnson starting the season opener and new NFL rules for the 2020 season.

The quarterback competition between Mitchell Trubisky and Nick Foles unofficially ended Wednesday when the Bears held their final padded practice of training camp. But with no definitive winner, coach Matt Nagy is tasked with a difficult decision.

Bears rookie cornerback Kindle Vildor discusses his transition to the NFL, learning a new position and his relationship with teammates Buster Skrine and Jaylon Johnson.

After a slow start, third-year receiver Anthony Miller closed training camp with a flourish, with coach Matt Nagy saying: "He might have had the best training camp of a lot of players on this team."

Bears veteran left tackle Charles Leno discusses adjustments in the offensive line's outlook.

Khalil Mack's younger brother, Ledarius, is an undrafted rookie trying to earn a roster spot with the Bears.