Earlier this week, the Chicago Bears were announced as the team that will be featured on HBO’s Hard Knocks. A couple of other teams will be featured in other variations of the show but the series that takes place during training camp and preseason is the big one. This is an exciting time for Chicago Bears fans. Although fans may like it, there is usually some negativity surrounding it from players, coaches, and executives. It could add an element of distraction and the Bears have a rookie quarterback coming in who will try to turn this franchise into a winner with his play. They would like to ..read more

It’s happening! The Chicago Bears will be the featured team on HBO’s mega-hit “Hard Knocks” this summer, confirming months of speculation that Chicago would be the show’s top choice. It’s an exciting time to be a Bears fan, as the club selected USC phenom Caleb Williams to be their next franchise quarterback, a choice that will irreparably change the franchise forever. Williams joins a roster that has an abundance of talent and is ready to win now, making their offseason preparation a must-watch — something the showrunners of “Hard Knocks” must have also believed. While much of the fanbase is ..read more

The Chicago Bears found a stud in tight end Cole Kmet, who’s coming off a career year after inking a long-term contract extension before the 2023 season. Kmet had 73 receptions for 719 yards and six touchdowns, made even more impressive considering the Bears’ passing offense was among the worst in the NFL last yea. With new offensive coordinator Shane Waldron in place, expect to see a lot of two tight-end sets. Which is why Chicago went out and signed veteran Gerald Everett in free agency, giving the Bears a potent 1-2 punch at tight end. ESPN’s Mike Clay has released his 2024 projection ..read more

There are no shortage of storylines surrounding the Chicago Bears this offseason. Whether it’s rookie quarterback Caleb Williams, the receiving trio of DJ Moore, Keenan Allen and Rome Odunze or a potential top-10, ascending defense. One of the more underrated storylines this offseason is the competition at center between newcomers Ryan Bates, acquired via trade, and Coleman Shelton, signed in free agency. During these two weeks of organized team activities practices, Bates and Shelton each saw reps as the first-team center. Bates was the starting center last week while Shelton was the starter ..read more

The Chicago Bears wrapped up the last of their organized team activities (OTAs) on Friday, and quarterback Caleb Williams and the offense made sure to end on a high note. With the media in attendance, the Bears offense rebounded from a rough first week. Williams was dialed in, completing 13 of 15 passes in 7-on-7 drills, according to The Athletic’s Adam Jahns. Williams’ production came against the starting defense, though they were missing a number of starters in the secondary, including Jaylon Johnson, Jaquan Brisker, and Kevin Byard. Caleb Williams today at Bears OTAs: he went 13-for-1 ..read more

The Chicago Bears wrapped organized team activities this week at Halas Hall, including Thursday’s final session open to the media. Rookie quarterback Caleb Williams had a rough practice during last week’s open session, but he bounced back during the final voluntary workout ahead of mandatory minicamp next week. Rookie wide receiver Rome Odunze, who missed last week with hamstring tightness, was also back at practice. According to the media members in attendance, Williams was nearly perfect during the 7-on-7 portion of practice against the first-team defense. But, it’s worth noting, cornerback ..read more

The Chicago Bears have wrapped organized team activities at Halas Hall. Chicago conducted their sixth and final practice of OTAs on Thursday, which was open to the media and allowed another look at rookie quarterback Caleb Williams, who had a strong outing against a secondary missing most of its starters. Here’s a look at some photos from Thursday’s final voluntary practice ahead of mandatory minicamp next week: NFL: Chicago Bears OTA May 31, 2024; Lake Forest, IL, USA; Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams (18) throws the ball… May 31, 2024; Lake Forest, IL, USA; Chicago Bears quarter ..read more

The Chicago Bears conducted their sixth and final voluntary practice of organized team activities on Thursday, which was open to the media. Following a rough performance during last Thursday’s practice open to the media, rookie quarterback Caleb Williams wrapped OTAs with a strong outing on Thursday. According to those in attendance, he was quite accurate (throwing just one incompletion) during 7-on-7s against the first-team defense. But it’s worth noting that the Bears were missing most of their starters in the secondary (Jaylon Johnson, Kyler Gordon, Jaquan Brisker and Kevin Byard). Second ..read more

The Chicago Bears play in a very interesting NFC North division. Right now, it is in the early running for the best (or second-best) division in the NFL. It went from being one of the worst to one of the best quickly. Last season, the Bears finished with a 7-10 record, which wasn’t good enough but was the second-best among last-place teams in 2023. One team in the division, however, might be taking a big hit soon. The Minnesota Vikings and Justin Jefferson can’t seem to agree on a new deal. There are plenty of other NFL contracts to base his on, but it’s hard when he has a claim as the best in ..read more

The Chicago Bears overhauled their wide receiver group in a big way over the past couple of years, which includes the acquisitions of DJ Moore and Keenan Allen (via trade) along with the selection of rookie Rome Odunze with the ninth overall pick. The result is Chicago’s best receiver trio in franchise history, one that is also among the best in the NFL heading into the 2024 season. It’s big for quarterback Caleb Williams, who has an arsenal of weapons at his disposal heading into his rookie season. ESPN’s Mike Clay has released his 2024 projections, including ranking every wide receiver ..read more