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With the draft fast approaching, it’s time to take stock of the league. Each franchise has at least one reason for optimism and one for anxiety.

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After a mixed bag of signings and departures in free agency, NFL analysts are down on the Chicago Bears.

The Chicago Bears have a weird recent history with their first-round selections over the previous decade. That history is largely tied to well-defined traits by

Going into a contract year, the Bears' fourth-year defensive tackle shows he's ready to be serious at the bargaining table.

The Chicago Bears GM has been tied to interest in a player by Eric Edholm's NFL.com mock draft from workouts back at the start of the draft process.

Miami had a league-low 23 draft picks from 2022 to ’25. Plus, questioning the Chargers’ roster building, whether Joey Bosa plays with the 49ers and more.

The Chicago Bears could end up as the perfect landing spot for Saints defensive lineman Cameron Jordan...

Former Seahawks safety Coby Bryant is ready to watch Caleb Williams be great.

The Bears reportedly might have their eye on a (very) powerful running back from the University of Kentucky.

Several needs heading into free agency have become far more pressing as signings took place and the draft has drawn nearer for GM Ryan Poles' team.

A new mock draft projects the Chicago Bears to go in a surprising defensive direction at No. 25, prioritizing versatility and playmaking.

Several signings and trades will make the 2026 season intriguing, but it’s hard not to wonder about other pairings that didn’t come to fruition.

While free agency is largely settled, several high-impact players could still be on the move this offseason. Here’s a look at where they could end up in 2026.

Former Titans and Vikings defensive tackle James Lynch signed with the Bears and adds a skill set different than both Kentavius Street and Neville Gallimore.

Caleb Williams and the cardiac Bears seem like an ideal opponent for Seattle in the league's first game on a Wednesday night, for numerous reasons.

The defensive line hasn't been a place where the Chicago Bears GM excelled in the draft or free agency but at least he didn't sign one NFL analyst's forecasted edge busts.