Grady Jarrett is well respected throughout the league. He has appeared in 152 career games through his first 10 seasons in the NFL, all with the Atlanta Falcons

The Chicago Bears held their first practice of training camp Wednesday morning, a shorter session that served as a reminder that football is back across the NFL. The Bears still have more than two weeks before their first preseason game and 47 days until the curtain lifts for them in the regular season.

The Chicago Bears haven't done a lot of winning in recent years but several NFL fans visited Pope Leo XIV to hopefully change that fact in 2025.

The Chicago Bears defense dominated from the start against coach Ben Johnson's offense to begin training camp Wednesday as Caleb Williams' first pass was picked off by Tremaine Edmunds.

On Tuesday, Chicago waived defensive tackle Jereme Robinson, a former football and basketball standout at Carver High School in Montgomery. Robinson was the only player on the team’s roster with Alabama football roots.

The Chicago Bears are expected to take a big step in the right direction during the upcoming 2025 NFL season. With training camp getting underway, football is officially back and fans could not be more excited.

The Athletic's Ted Nguyen listed Chicago Bears' offensive lineman Joe Thuney among the NFL's 10 most versatile players.

Here we'll try to look at two players who are sneaky Chicago Bears trade candidates entering 2025 NFL training camp.

Michigan's J.J. McCarthy was nearly the No. 1 pick in 2024 NFL draft by Bears, debunking myths about his passing ability, per The Athletic.

That said, the Bears have excellent depth in their WRs room right now — a stark change from recent seasons. Burden has also been dealing with a soft tissue injury for much of the offseason, so having Zaccheaus behind him is a nice security blanket for Chicago. Plus, his experience as a returner give him extra added value.