The Bears will arrive in Bourbonnais in two weeks with a revamped receiving corps that features veteran Allen Robinson II after targeting the position in both free agency and the draft.

The Bears' four-part documentary series "Meet the Rookies" will culminate with a 30-minute special hosted by radio play-by-play announcer Jeff Joniak on WFLD FOX 32 at 9:30 p.m. Saturday.

The third of ChicagoBears.com's four-part series "Meet the Rookies" features receiver Anthony Miller, who transformed himself from a walk-on at Memphis to a second-round draft pick.

The Bears will launch their four-part documentary series "Meet the Rookies" on Monday, featuring behind-the-scenes footage with 2018 draft picks James Daniels, Roquan Smith, Joel Iyiegbuniwe and Anthony Miller.

ESPN.com's Matt Bowen is predicting that the Bears—led by top draft picks Roquan Smith, James Daniels and Anthony Miller—will have the NFL's most impactful rookie class this season.

The selection of Roquan Smith in the first round of the draft is only part of the reason SI analyst Peter King says the Bears had the best offseason of any NFL team.

Senior writer Larry Mayer discusses the uniform numbers Bears draft picks will wear, the likelihood of Jordan Howard's rushing yards declining this year and more.

Of the Bears’ seven picks in the NFL Draft, ESPN analyst Todd McShay feels that second-round choice James Daniels, an offensive lineman from Iowa, was their best selection.

How well do you know the seven players the Bears selected in the NFL Draft? Take this quiz and find out.

Senior writer Larry Mayer discusses whether first-round pick Roquan Smith compares athletically to Brian Urlacher, if second-round pick Anthony Miller projects as an outside or slot receiver, and more.

Bears second-round pick Anthony Miller penned a powerful letter to NFL general managers on "The Players' Tribune" before the draft about why they should pick him.

ESPN analyst Mel Kiper Jr. lists the Bears as his top “Day 2 winner” in the draft after they selected Iowa guard/center James Daniels and Memphis receiver Anthony Miller in the second round.

When Anthony Miller was still on the board, Bears general manager Ryan Pace didn’t hesitate to make another bold move Friday night, trading up to land the talented Memphis receiver.

The Bears traded a fourth-round pick this year and a 2019 second-round choice to the Patriots to move up to draft Memphis receiver Anthony Miller with the 51st pick in the second round.