The Latest Breaking News from Matt Eberflus

No one's expecting Chicago to shock the world in 2022. Our Bears Wire staff share their final record predictions ahead of the opener.

The Bears are looking at different offensive line combinations with Lucas Patrick, which depends on whether or not he can snap the ball.

LOS ANGELES — Matt LaFleur is the dean of NFC North coaches.

After getting 36 takeaways in 2018 under Vic Fangio, the Bears’ defense has just 53 takeaways the past three seasons. Safety Eddie Jackson can feel this defense regaining its bite in Matt Eberflus’ defense in 2022. “I can’t describe the feeling. I just know they’re coming,” he said.

Five-and-a-half weeks after breaking his right thumb on the second day of training camp,

The Bears got some good news on the injury front as Lucas Patrick, Byron Pringle and Velus Jones Jr. all returned to practice Monday.

The Bears have some injury questions to three projected starters on offense ahead of Sunday's opener vs. 49ers.

Why would a 12-year veteran want to stick around for a season that everyone expects to be a grueling first step of the rebuild when he could press the team to trade him to a contender? Quinn can’t answer that because he rejects the premise.

CHICAGO — By the end of November, just about everything surrounding the Chicago Bears football team was undeniably ablaze. That extended window the Bears thought they had to compete for a Super Bowl crown? Incinerated.

The Hall of Famer does his best to defend the team in Vegas, but he isn’t averse to betting against it.

Bears beat writer Mark Potash takes a look at some key questions heading into Matt Eberflus’ first season as head coach. It all starts with Justin Fields — where will he rank among NFL quarterbacks at the end of the season?