Chicago Bears

The Chicago Bears try to end the spell Aaron Rodgers and the Green Bay Packers have over them while also dealing with a pile of injuries.

The Chicago Bears have been bitten hard by the injury bug. They are thin ahead of their game against the Green Bay Packers.

In addition to losing their fifth game in a row, the Chicago Bears also lost a number of bodies due to injuries.

While the Chicago Bears continue to lose games, the players remain upbeat. They know what the season is about and continue to play hard.

The Chicago Bears lost to the Atlanta Falcons 27-24 for their fourth straight loss. More importantly, Justin Fields injured his shoulder.

Thanksgiving is approaching and there are only eight weeks left in the 2002 NFL regular season. What grades have the teams in the NFC earned?

While the Chicago Bears offense has been rolling, the defense has been the opposite. It's time for the unit to make some stops.

Chicago Bears head coach Matt Eberflus was impressed with rookie linebacker Jack Sanborn's game last week against the Detroit Lions.

Despite another great showing by the Chicago Bears offense, too many mistakes lead to a collapse and another loss.

After a full week of practices, Chicago Bears wide receiver Chase Claypool is ready to be a big contributor.

After a slow start got the fans riled up, Chicago Bears offensive coordinator Luke Getsy has the offense progressing very nicely.

One of the unheralded aspects of the Chicago Bears success last week was tight end Cole Kmet's involvement. Seeing more of him is important.

The Chicago Bears fell to the Miami Dolphins 35-32 in an exciting game. More importantly, quarterback Justin Fields had a historic game.

Newest Chicago Bears wide receiver Chase Claypool is already impressing his new teammates and coaches, showing why the trade was made.

After a week of wheeling and dealing, Chicago Bears general manager Ryan Poles continues to stay on course with his vision for the roster.