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Chicago Bears training camp has yet to start, but linebacker Jerrell Freeman is already making an impact. The Texas native apparently saved a man’s life on Sunday at the Austin-Bergstrom International Airport in Texas. Freeman posted a picture on social media, standing next to the man and wrote:

Green Bay Packers linebacker Clay Matthews is apparently one of the few people sad to see former Chicago Bears quarterback Jay Cutler go. “I’m glad I got a lot of sacks against [Cutler],” Matthews said on NFL Network’s ‘The Rich Eisen Show.’ “I’ll miss that the most

Here’s a news flash: the Chicago Bears typically suck at drafting. Just in case this wasn’t already common knowledge, I went over this fact in a series of articles this offseason. Jerry Angelo’s tenure brought a few gems, but a lot more garbage. Phil Emery’s tenure, while not as long

The Bears are a team in transition after their third-straight season with six or fewer wins. That much was made clear when the team signed free-agent quarterback Mike Glennon, then traded up one spot in the first round of the 2017 draft for North Carolina quarterback Mitchell Trubisky. Clearly, the team

Wide receiver Victor Cruz got a new job on Thursday when he signed a deal with the Bears for the 2017 season, but he made headlines before that thanks to a radio interview in New York. Cruz said that his response to a reduction in passes coming his way halfway through the year as “they…

The 2017 NFL Draft has come and gone, and most Chicago Bears fans are not happy. By picking three small-school prospects and trading up for a quarterback, general manager Ryan Pace is putting his job on the line with these picks. Using the power of hindsight, here’s what I would’ve done if I were general manager of the Bears.

The Chicago Bears’ decision to trade up to No. 2 in the NFL Draft on Thursday and take UNC quarterback Mitchell Trubisky was one of the biggest surprises of the first round. The Bears, slated to draft third overall, traded their No. 3 pick, 2017 third- and fourth-round picks, and a 2018 third-round pick to the San Francisco 49ers to nab Trubisky second overall. In the meantime, the Bears’ plans for this offseason are looking increasingly half-baked.

The Bears finished 313 last season, ranking in the bottom third of the NFL in total offense and points allowed. Last year was sixth straight season that Chicago has missed the playoffs. How will they use their picks in the NFL draft?

Mitchell Trubisky can take heart in this trip down memory lane: Philadelphia Eagles fans once booed the draft pick of Donovan McNabb. Chicago Bears fans haven’t exactly embraced Trubisky, the North Carolina quarterback.

The San Francisco 49ers made a savvy trade with the Chicago Bears early in the NFL Draft to acquire three extra picks to move back one spot. According to reports, the Bears gave the 49ers their No. 3 overall pick, 2017 third- and fourth-round picks, and a 2018 third-round pick to move up to No. 2. As a result, the Bears pulled a stunner, taking UNC quarterback Mitchell Trubisky, considered to be the target of the Cleveland Browns with the No. 12 pick, at No. 2.