Jonah Jackson is a veteran force on the Chicago Bears' offensive line, bringing leadership, toughness and consistency to a unit that is steadily forming a strong and cohesive identity. Known for his polished technique and physical run blocking, Jackson has helped set the tone for a group that's getting better each week. As the Bears continue to build continuity up front, Jackson's presence remains a key stabilizing factor.

Gervon Dexter Sr. has quietly become one of the most promising building blocks on the Bears' young defensive front. At 6'6" and over 320 pounds, he has the physical traits to dominate inside – but it's his growing consistency that's turning heads. With him in the middle, the Bears' front is becoming more cohesive, disruptive and dangerous, giving Chicago a true interior force to build around.

Chicago Bears center Drew Dalman brings a steady, veteran presence to the offense. What he loves most is the group of guys lined up beside him. Known for developing chemistry in the locker room, Dalman has quickly bonded with quarterback Caleb Williams. Growing up as the son of an NFL player, Dalman understands the value of leadership and connection, and he's carried that into Chicago. Whether it's organizing dinners with the offensive line or gathering the group outside the building just to hang out and unwind, he's become one of the glue guys of the unit—someone who not only protects the quarterback, but helps the entire line bond.

As one of the most respected veterans in the Bears' locker room, defensive lineman Grady Jarrett is much more than a force on the field. He's a mentor molding the next generation of defensive talent in Chicago. His presence has helped cultivate a culture of accountability, toughness and growth, ensuring the Bears' future in the trenches is in good hands.

Nahshon Wright's story is one of perseverance, family and purpose. Growing up in Oakland, California — a community built on strength and resilience — Nahshon was surrounded by people who believed in him. Guided by his grandmother, coaches and his brother Rejzohn, who also played football at a high level, he learned early the value of discipline, hard work and faith. But Nahshon's path hasn't been without hardship. He lost his father at a young age, a moment that fueled his drive to make his family proud and carry his father's legacy forward. Nahshon Wright's journey is a testament to perseverance, turning pain into purpose and potential into performance.

Chicago Bears offensive lineman Theo Benedet is a player with an old-school edge. From his laugh-out-loud rookie skit to his Canadian upbringing, find out why even John Madden would've loved the way he plays and goes about his business.

D'Andre Swift is a dynamic dual-threat running back who combines speed, agility, and strong receiving skills. He uses sharp cuts and burst to exploit openings and create big plays in space. His versatility makes him a key asset in Coach Ben Johnson's offense—capable of grinding out tough yards, catching passes out of the backfield, and turning short gains into explosive plays.

Linebacker Tremaine Edmunds anchors the Bears defense with poise, power and precision. From his early days as one of the youngest players in the league to his rise as a leader in Chicago, Edmunds' story is one of discipline, drive and a relentless pursuit of excellence both on and off the field.

Rome Odunze is quickly emerging as one of the Bears' brightest young stars. A polished route runner with reliable hands and steady poise, he's earned trust on the field while carrying himself with humility off of it. Focused, grounded and driven, Odunze is shaping into a receiver built for long-term success in Chicago.

Chicago Bears receiver Olamide Zaccheaus brings veteran savvy and big-play potential to the Bears' receiving corps. Beyond the field, his journey reflects the influence of both his mother (Yimbra Mozimo) and his Nigerian heritage, which have shaped his work ethic and sense of identity.

Jeff Joniak sits down with Chicago Bears defensive lineman Dayo Odeyingbo to discuss his love for cooking, the challenges of life in the NFL and his parents' lasting influence.

Offensive lineman Joe Thuney sits down with voice of the Bears, Jeff Joniak, to discuss his excitement for the 2025 season and from where he draws inspiration.

Bears punter Tory Taylor made the leap from Australian football to American football at the age of 18. Few could have predicted the impact he'd have on the game. With each kick, he proves that in football, it's not just about scoring touchdowns. Sometimes, it's about flipping the field and giving your team the best chance to win.

Bears defensive lineman DeMarcus Walker loves to cook, both on and off the field.

In just his second season with the Bears, Gervon Dexter Sr. is determined to become one of the best defensive linemen to ever wear the navy and orange.

Five-time Pro Bowl wide receiver Keenan Allen is a master of route running — and he's got a pretty impressive singing voice, too.

Matt Pryor was made to play offensive line, but even he'll admit that it wasn't something he had in mind back in high school.

Cornerback Kyler Gordon joins Jeff Joniak for an in-depth conversation about his standout performance this season and the rise of the Bears' exciting young secondary. Kyler also opens up about his passion for fashion, revealing how his style off the field connects to his approach to the game.

Bears rookie Rome Odunze sees the team's abundance of talent in the wide receiver room and is eager to soak up every last bit of it.

Devin Hester was one of the most dynamic and captivating returners the game has ever seen. He was destined for the Hall of Fame, and every time he stepped on the field, he was simply "Ridiculous."

Linebacker TJ Edwards, a lifelong fan of the team, grew up in Chicago with a deep love for the Bears. Now, as a captain, he understands the true honor of representing this iconic franchise.

Bears tight end Cole Kmet reflects on his journey in the NFL and shares how he's contributing to the team's success in every way possible.

After losing his mom when he was 16, Bears defensive lineman Darrell Taylor is using his platform to become an advocate for women fighting breast cancer.

Bears linebacker Tremaine Edmunds describes what it's like to be playing an international game for the first time in his NFL career.

Since he was 10 years old, Caleb Williams dreamed of becoming an NFL quarterback. Now, 12 years later, he's leading the Chicago Bears and understands the weight of that responsibility.