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Linebacker Trevis Gipson addresses the media on Thursday at Halas Hall.

Linebacker Trevis Gipson addresses the media Thursday at Halas Hall.

Bears LB Trevis Gipson records his second sack in as many games as he drops QB Derek Carr for an 8-yard loss.

Bears DB Tre Roberson picks off Titans QB Logan Woodside after great pressure from LB Trevis Gipson and returns it 27 yards to get the Bears on the board.

Bears LB Trevis Gipson knocks the ball out of the hands of Bills QB Davis Webb before its recovered by fellow LB Caleb Johnson, his second fumble recovery of the game.

Linebacker Trevis Gipson meets with the media following Saturday's training camp practice at Halas Hall.

With veteran Robert Quinn still on the reserve/COVID-19 list, Trevis Gipson could see expanded playing time Sunday when the Bears visit the Buccaneers. But the 2020 fifth-round draft pick isn't changing his approach.

Senior writer Larry Mayer discusses his favorite moment from a Bears-Packers game he attended, Trevis Gipson's sack celebration and the last Bears rookie quarterback to beat the Packers.

Senior writer Larry Mayer discusses the players involved in the Khalil Mack trade, why Trevis Gipson didn't get credit for a second sack against the Lions and the last time the Bears had five completions of at least 20 yards in a game.

Bears outside linebacker Trevis Gipson, running back Khalil Herbert and kicker Brian Johnson all showed how they're capable of performing at football's highest level in Saturday's preseason game against the Bills.

After adjusting to a new position as a rookie last year, Bears outside linebacker Trevis Gipson is much more comfortable with his role in the defense entering his second NFL season.

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.

In Zoom interviews with the media, Bears defensive coaches discussed expectations for second-year outside linebacker Trevis Gipson, Eddie Goldman's return and continuity at safety.

Bears rookie outside linebacker Trevis Gipson, a fifth-round draft pick from Tulsa, is getting acclimated to the NFL following a complicated offseason while learning a new position.

The Bears on Tuesday signed all seven of their 2020 draft picks to four-year contracts, including their two second-round selections, tight end Cole Kmet and cornerback Jaylon Johnson.

The Bears' "Meet the Rookies" documentary featuring Jaylon Johnson, Trevis Gipson and Cole Kmet will be shown in its entirety Saturday night and Sunday night on Chicago's FOX 32.

Perennial Pro Bowler Khalil Mack will join veterans Robert Quinn, Danny Trevathan and Roquan Smith on a Bears linebacking corps that could be among the best in the NFL in 2020.

The Bears will debut their three-part behind-the-scenes documentary series "Meet the Rookies" brought to you by Mercedes-Benz this week featuring 2020 draft picks Jaylon Johnson, Cole Kmet and Trevis Gipson.

Bears fifth-round draft pick Trevis Gipson has sports in his blood, with a grandfather who played In the NFL as well as a father and brother who have excelled in basketball.

Participating in the Bears' virtual offseason program, fifth-round draft pick Trevis Gipson revealed that he's "being a sponge" as he learns the defense and assimilates to life in the NFL.

The Bears bolstered their pass rush Saturday, trading a 2021 fourth-round pick to the Vikings in exchange for a fifth-round choice (No. 155) they spent on Tulsa outside linebacker Trevis Gipson.