Passing accuracy has been an issue for him this season, and last week he completed just 16 of his 32 passes against the Vikings, so this will be a similarly difficult challenge.

With a last-gasp victory over the Minnesota Vikings, the Bears notched a fourth-quarter comeback for the fifth time this season. It’s a remarkable record—and one that suggests their winning season might be completely unsustainable.

Now, former NFL wide receiver Steve Smith is one of many who are becoming believers. Appearing on "Up and Adams" on Monday, Smith said he's all-in on the Bears after what they've shown so far this season.

Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams grew up idolizing Aaron Rodgers. Now he might get the chance to compete against him when the Pittsburgh Steelers visit Soldier Field on Sunday.

The Chicago Bears might already be there. And as Ben Johnson's system continues to evolve with Caleb Williams, there may be no cap on how far this team can go in 2025.

The Chicago Bears defense leads the NFL in takeaways, forcing 21 turnovers on their opponents this season, and they're getting standout performances from multiple players.

The Bears lead the NFC North at 7-3, already matching their total wins from last season and marking the latest in a season they've led the division since 2018.

The Chicago Bears have turned into the NFL’s most exciting team, with quarterback Caleb Williams leading a string of dramatic fourth-quarter comebacks that reflect the thrilling, parity-driven vision of late commissioner Paul Tagliabue.

Fortunately, the Bears could be close to getting one of their key starters on defense back from injury.