The second Chicago Bears On SI in-season 2026 mock draft, and this year it takes on more significance because the Bears figure to be fairly limited in free agency.
A new 2026 NFL mock draft released after the trade deadline gives the Chicago Bears a major defensive boost . Here’s who they’re projected to land in the first round.
Getting D'Andre Swift back 100% from a "chronic" injury requires time to heal, and the lack of experience among backup Bears RBs makes the Jets back a good option.
Bears GM Ryan Poles is looking less the genius for selecting Ruben Hyppolite II after two straight healthy scratches, while the team is without backup linebackers.
The comparisons and criticism for the Bears regarding Colston Loveland and Tyler Warren will rage on but a main reason they made the pick may or may not have merit.
There haven't been many big plays by Bears rookies beyond Luther Burden's flea-flicker catch but there haven't been enough plays of any kind in general—and that's the problem.
If only all defenses the Bears face could be coached by Matt Eberflus. The former Bears head coach brought out the best in Caleb Williams and the Bears passing
Analysis: Trashing GM Ryan Poles became a popular trend this past week after the 0-2 Bears start and equally slow start by rookies, but there are valid reasons for it all.
Chicago Bears Injury Report: Kyler Gordon, Jaylon Johnson and Jaylon Jones all are listed out as the Bears may need to activate a practice squad cornerback for Sunday.
The Bears made their cuts and one of their former draft picks has reportedly found work with another team's practice squad, joining another former Bears player.
With the Bears now away from the practice field until preparations begin next week for the Sept. 8 opener, here are their injury worries including a new one.
Analysis: With the opener approaching and injuries a factor for the Chicago Bears, it's apparent the influence of Ben Johnson on who Ryan Poles drafted has left them open to second guessing.
The Bears completed their roster cuts to the 53-man limit and there is a need for backs and DBs to get healthy, but the Bears GM came away convinced the team has improved.