Here are four Chicago Bears who could add a nice bullet point to their resumes, and another four who will have to, like every Chicago team ever, wait’ll next year. As we pundits have said time and again (and again) (and again) this offseason,

The NFL will unveil its 2025 schedule on Wednesday night, and we'll soon learn how the Chicago Bears' slate will unfold. While we've known for a while who the Bears will face, we'll learn exactly when those matchups will occur,

We don't know the 2025 NFL schedule yet but but we do know each team's opponents. Here's how all 32 teams rank by strength of schedule.

The Chicago Bears are expected to make a push for the playoffs in 2025, but to really become a Super Bowl contender, they address a glaring weakness in this early 2026 mock draft.

The place where you grow up can shape you as surely as a chisel shapes wood. Chicago Bears first-round draft pick Colston Loveland most assuredly was shaped in Gooding, Idaho.

The Cincinnati Bengals and Trey Hendrickson are at odds over a contract extension, with the Chicago Bears being a potential suitor, but the financial hurdles to make the trade work are significant.

Hendrickson's future with the Bengals has never looked more bleak. The All-Pro defender recently called out Cincinnati for cutting off communication during the contract process, and stated during an interview at Bengals offseason workouts on Tuesday that he won't play under his current deal in 2025.

Chicago Bears second-year wide receiver Rome Odunze is entering his second season with more questions than answers, but a breakout year could be on the horizon.