Receiver Rome Odunze breaks out the paint to detail the Bears' 2026 schedule and brush up on their opponents in a fashion that would make Bob Ross proud.

Go behind the scenes with Bears pro scouts as they begin fine-tuning the roster for 2026. See how scouts evaluate veteran talent across the NFL and find out what goes into identifying the right fits in free agency. Step inside the command center at Halas Hall as Ryan Poles and the scouting staff get to work when the league year begins by talking with agents, negotiating contracts and executing deals. Then meet the newest Bears as they arrive at their new home, tour Halas Hall and begin bonding with their teammates in the newest episode of the Bears' docuseries, 1920 Football Drive.

For the third straight year, the Chicago Bears hosted their annual "Black in Sports" panel in honor of Black History Month, spotlighting Black professionals across the organization and their unique career journeys in the sports industry. Led by the B.L.A.C.C. Employee Resource Group, the conversation highlights authenticity, mentorship and the power of representation, on and off the field.

Thornton's own Antwaan Randle El explores his legacy and love for his hometown team during Black History Month.

Relive the Bears' Divisional Round matchup against the Rams at Soldier Field, where they gave a performance that was a reflection of a team that believed all season long and fought until the final whistle. Then, go back to the beginning during Ben Johnson's first days as head coach and see how that belief became the foundation for success. The offseason brought key free-agent signings and draft additions that helped shape the roster, setting the stage for quarterback Caleb Williams' growth from the start of the offseason through the playoffs. Along the way, hear from general manager Ryan Poles as he shares his vision for putting the right pieces in place to build a championship caliber team during the offseason. All this and more in the Bears' 2025 season recap episode of 1920 Football Drive.

The Bears stop by the Joffrey Ballet to speak with dancers and take part in a class ahead of their divisional playoff game against the Rams.

Chicago Bears offensive lineman Darnell Wright has taken a significant step forward in his second NFL season, evolving from an intriguing rookie into a physically dominant right tackle who routinely overpowers defenders at the point of attack. His combination of size, strength and improved technique has allowed him to consistently drive defenders off the ball and sustain blocks in both the run and pass game, helping to anchor the Bears' offensive front and emerge as a fixture for years to come.

Revisit the Bears' unbelievable 31-27 wild card comeback win against the Packers in the latest episode of 1920 Football Drive. Experience the energy building across the city as Chicago prepares for the biggest game of the season, from behind-the-scenes team moments to the buzz surrounding the matchup. Then, relive the historic night as the Bears storm back to defeat their biggest rivals in an unforgettable playoff showdown. Go inside the locker room and behind the bench with exclusive mic'd up moments featuring Luther Burden III, Kevin Byard III and others. Feel the emotion, hear the passion and experience the roar inside Soldier Field as the city of Chicago celebrates a historic playoff victory.

The contrast between Luther Burden III and Kevin Byard III tells a powerful story. For Burden, it's his first taste of playoff football as a rookie, and he soaks in every moment with wide-eyed excitement, raw emotion and the hunger of someone chasing his first postseason breakthrough. On the other side of the ball is Byard, calm and commanding as he enters the playoffs for the sixth time in his career, his voice carrying the confidence and leadership of a seasoned veteran who's been through postseason battles before. Their mic'd up moments capture the blend of youthful energy and proven experience that define playoff football.

Bears players received letters from kids wishing them luck in the playoffs and read them aloud in the locker room.

Follow the Bears from Weeks 16 to 18 of the regular season on the latest episode of 1920 Football Drive as they battle for the NFC North title and the No. 2 seed in the playoffs. Relive their thrilling Week 16 overtime victory over the Packers, where clutch touchdown catches by receivers Jahdae Walker and DJ Moore were captured with exclusive sideline access, unfiltered emotion and raw postgame reactions. Go inside Caleb Williams' growth during his second NFL season under head coach Ben Johnson as the Bears fight to the finish against the 49ers. After a hard-fought Week 18 loss to the Lions, see how the team is quickly turning the page to start preparing for a Saturday night playoff showdown at Soldier Field against longtime rival Green Bay. With their season on the line, the Bears are embracing a win-or-go-home mentality and locked in on the mission to go 1–0 each week.

Luther Burden III is a dynamic playmaker whose game is defined by toughness, explosiveness and elite speed. Growing up in the streets of East St. Louis, Illinois, he developed a hardened edge and resilience that translate to the field. Burden is known for his rare ability to break tackles with strength and balance, turning routine plays into explosive gains, and his blazing speed allows him to pull away from defenders in an instant. A constant threat with the ball in his hands, he blends physicality, competitiveness and game-breaking athleticism.

Chicago Bears tight end Cole Kmet has grown into one of the team's most reliable offensive weapons, ranking among the franchise's top 10 leaders in catches and second in receptions by a tight end behind the  legendary Mike Ditka. While his receiving production gets the attention, Kmet takes tremendous pride in his blocking, embracing the physical demands of both pass protection and run blocking to help his teammates succeed.  His willingness to block with effort and discipline exemplifies his commitment to being an all-around player and not just a pass catcher in Chicago's offense.

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Caleb Williams has already earned the nickname "The Iceman" in Chicago because he's a cool-under-pressure playmaker whose calm never cracks when the moment gets chaotic. Whether he's firing off-balance lasers, drifting away from pressure or reshaping a play that looks completely broken, Williams thrives where structure disappears. His knack for last-second heroics—turning collapsing pockets and ticking clocks into jaw-dropping completions—has made him must-watch TV and a beacon of belief for the Bears.

Mic'd up against the Green Bay Packers, Chicago Bears defensive back Kevin Byard III brought nonstop energy, leadership, and veteran presence to the field, communicating coverages, reading offenses and holding teammates accountable snap after snap. His voice cut through the noise as he diagnosed plays before the snap, celebrated big stops and kept the defense locked in during the rivalry matchup. The footage highlights Byard's football IQ and passion for the game, showing how his experience and intensity help set the tone for the Bears defense in one of the NFL's most memorable games of the season.

United and the Bears planned a big surprise for active-duty military member Kristian Rokita that included flying him home to Chicago, a tour of Halas Hall led by Hall of Famer Dan Hampton and becoming an honorary captain for the Bears' Week 16 win over the Green Bay Packers.

Ride with the Bears from Weeks 11 to 15 as the season intensifies and the stakes get higher. Go behind the scenes for exclusive mic'd up moments, raw locker room access and candid interviews that reveal the toughness, resilience and next-man-up mentality that led to key victories. Go inside the minds of league interception leaders Kevin Byard III and Nahshon Wright to discover the instincts, preparation and relentless drive that give them their playmaking edge. Then step off the field and into the community as the Bears make an impact and spread holiday cheer. With a 10-4 record, the Bears control their destiny and are charging toward the playoffs with three games left and everything on the line. Catch it all on the latest episode of 1920 Football Drive.

Veteran defensive back Kevin Byard III has been a game-changing presence for the Chicago Bears in 2025, anchoring the secondary with veteran savvy and elite instincts. In his 10th NFL season, Byard has emerged as one of the league's top playmakers, tallying six interceptions — the most by any defender — and has consistently flipped possession in Chicago's favor.  As the Bears eye a deep postseason run, Byard's ball-hawking prowess could be a defining factor in securing key wins and advancing in the playoffs.

Colston Loveland was mic'd up for the game over the Browns, giving fans a front-row seat to his all-around impact on the field. From dominating blocks to  tough catches to his run-after-catch ability, Loveland showed the versatility, toughness and football IQ that make him a complete offensive weapon.

Bears players Kevin Byard III, D'Andre Swift and Rome Odunze take a step inside a BAM (Becoming A Man) circle to connect, problem-solve and explore core values with students.

Bears quarterback Case Keenum is pulling back the curtain on everything that goes into making the team run smooth and efficiently. Case's first stop was teaming up with the grounds crew to take a peek at what their routine looks like on a typical player day off, including mowing, painting lines on the field and managing cold Chicago winters.

Chicago Bears rookie tight end Colston Loveland has quickly become one of the league's most exciting young playmakers in his first NFL season. The 2025 first-round pick from Michigan is already earning trust from quarterback Caleb Williams and the coaching staff thanks to his size, athleticism and willingness to make tough plays after the catch. Loveland's breakout moment came in Cincinnati, where he caught a 58-yard game-winning touchdown pass from Williams with just 17 seconds left in the game, bouncing off multiple defenders before sprinting into the end zone to seal a wild 47–42 victory over the Bengals. That electrifying play, which showcased Loveland's strength and acceleration, has become one of the defining moments of his rookie campaign.

Running back Kyle Monangai, affectionately dubbed "Mighty Monangai," has quickly become one of the Bears' most electrifying young playmakers. Compact, powerful and fearless between the tackles, he runs with a blend of balance and burst that defies his size. Whether he's slipping through tight seams or lowering his shoulder for extra yards, Monangai brings an energy that fuels the Bears offense and has fans rallying behind their unsung rookie.

Wide receiver DJ Moore thought he was just recording an interview when Jarrett Payton, his family, coaches and Bears staff walked in with a very meaningful surprise.