Bear Digest
The NFL did an obvious injustice to the Bears by walking all over the Rooney Rule after Atlanta hired Ian Cunningham, so here are methods for retribution.
Gene Chamberlain|
The Chicago Bears have addressed several defensive needs, but top free agents remain available at offensive tackle, edge rusher, safety, and defensive tackle.
Bryan Perez|
After Day 1 of free agency, the Bears should now look to the 2026 NFL draft to fill out the depth chart.
Pete Martuneac|
A few Bears players (including one pending free agent of their own) took massive hits on day one of free agency.
Jerry Markarian|
Even after a busy first day of free agency, the Bears still have a lot of work to do.
Pete Martuneac|
The Bears found defensive help they needed but free agency is never that simple and there are ramifications to every signing or non-signing.
Gene Chamberlain|
Whose stock is looking up after day one of free agency?
Jerry Markarian|
Filling a major roster need with a familiar face is a big win for the Chicago Bears.
Pete Martuneac|
It's obvious to everyone except the NFL how the Bears deserve compensatory draft picks but the league released its list Monday and Chicago is not on it.
Gene Chamberlain|
Losing Tremaine Edmunds' skill set doesn't necessarily need to be accounted for by the Bears as Devin Bush handles the position differently but effectively.
Gene Chamberlain|
...and Chicago Bears fans are going to hate the decision they came to.
Jerry Markarian|
The Chicago Bears reshaped their defense by adding Devin Bush, Coby Bryant, and Neville Gallimore. Here’s how the projected depth chart now looks.
Bryan Perez|
The Chicago Bears have had a busy day of stacking defensive talent in 2026 NFL free agency.
Pete Martuneac|
The Chicago Bears agreed to a three-year, $30 million deal with linebacker Devin Bush, adding a new starter to the defense after his breakout 2025 season.
Bryan Perez|
The Bears had one major stated goal for their defense in 2026 when they were at the combine and it became apparent they were pursuing it with their first signings.
Gene Chamberlain|
The Chicago Bears finally made a big splash in free agency on a highly regarded defensive back.
Pete Martuneac|
The Chicago Bears struck fast in free agency, but it was not the move anyone had expected.
Pete Martuneac|
The Chicago Bears have agreed to terms with former Seahawks safety Coby Bryant, adding a starter to a key offseason need area.
Bryan Perez|
A former division rival could have been the perfect answer to Chicago's need at middle linebacker.
Pete Martuneac|
The Chicago Bears have agreed to a two-year, $12 million deal with defensive tackle Neville Gallimore, adding depth to the defensive interior.
Bryan Perez|
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