The Chicago Bears massively improved the competition across their roster this offseason. However, they also had to make some tough decisions along the way.

The Chicago Bears held rookie minicamp this past week and announced they have signed four new additions to the roster following a strong tryout showing in front of the coaching staff.

The Chicago Bears on Friday announced the signing of four selections from the 2026 NFL Draft – wide receiver Zavion Thomas, defensive back Malik Muhammad, linebacker Keyshaun Elliott and defensive lineman Jordan van den Berg.

The Chicago Bears had an interesting offseason with massive changes to the roster. Following the NFL Draft, there are not many impactful players switching teams from now until Week 1.

The 2026 NFL Draft is here, and the Bears will soon welcome a new group of rookies. Here's a look at Chicago's current roster.

Chicago Bears rookie wide receiver Squirrel White has retired from the NFL after just 16 days. The former Tennessee and Florida State wideout went undrafted in the 2026 NFL Draft, but was signed

Ryan Poles is betting on an elite offense to save a thin defensive line. Can Rome Odunze provide the WR1 production needed to offset the negatives on defense?

The Chicago Bears had two long snapper options in the building during rookie minicamp vying for the open position, and head coach Ben Johnson addressed concerns about neither player playing a snap in the NFL.