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The Chicago Bears are expected to be one of the most active teams in this year's draft. They need to do what they can to not mess it up.

There are several reports that have the Chicago Bears close to trading Anthony MIller. The best one involves one with the Baltimore Ravens.

Many Chicago Bears fans want Matt Nagy run out of town. Despite the negativity, he's done a good job with the roster he had.

Despite signing Andy Dalton, the Chicago Bears still need a franchise quarterback. Expect one taken in the draft but not as early as expected.

With the release of Kyle Fuller and the attempts of acquiring pieces on offense, the Chicago Bears shift appears to be a good thing.

In the second day of the legal tampering period, the Chicago Bears made a move for a quarterback. It wasn't for who fans hope for, however.

While Chicago Bears fans wait for a huge quarterback transaction, the team announced that they rewarded Cairo Santos with a new contract.

The Chicago Bears are desperate to land a big quarterback. With big name quarterbacks possibly available, that desperation could help them.

Reports have the Chicago Bears willing to use the franchise tag on receiver Allen Robinson. This is important if they want to win in 2021.

The Chicago Bears look to improve at quarterback. In order to do improve at that spot they need a good offensive tackle like Orlando Brown.

The Chicago Bears have some big decisions to make this offseason. One of the biggest is on Allen Robinson. The offense needs him to return.

The Chicago Bears might be players in the Deshaun Watson sweepstakes. The fact that ownership kept Ryan Pace will hurt their effort.

George McCaskey, the Chicago Bears' Chairman of the Board, finally broke his silence and decided to keep both Ryan Pace and Matt Nagy.

Now that the offseason is here, the Chicago Bears turn to rebuilding the team. Here are what should be the top priorities for the offseason.

The Chicago Bears suffered another loss to the Green Bay Packers but still made the playoffs. Despite that, changes need to be made.