DeMarcus Walker

We go inside the numbers on the Bears defense, which ended the season as one of the league's best units.

The Bears welcome the Falcons to town. Will it be Justin Fields' final home game as a Bear? A look ahead to 2024, the mailbag and our picks.

The Bears face a tough test in Cleveland, but a win would keep them in the playoff hunt. Answering your questions and making our picks.

Poles isn't afraid to make big trades. He’s operating not only like a GM who will be in charge next year but longer than that.

The Bears have confidence and can prove that Thursday night's win was no fluke if they get starters back. The next two opponents will help.

The Bears' front seven has been a disappointment through three games. Can they rebound against some weaker opposing offenses?

The Bears were blown out by the Chiefs and look like one of the worst teams in the NFL.

It was too little too late and close but not close enough for the Bears defense. But maybe we saw signs of progress.

The Bears' pass rush didn't rattle Jordan Love in Week 1. What can it do against Mayfield in Tampa Bay on Sunday?

Aaron Rodgers was nowhere to be found, but it didn't matter as the Packers beat the Bears for the ninth straight time.

Walker may be new to the Bears, but he has already asserted himself as a leader, holding his teammates accountable.

The Bears concluded two days of joint practice with the Colts on Thursday. Fields won't play in Saturday's preseason game.

Coach Matt Eberflus tests everyone during a Wednesday drill, and Trestan Ebner and Tyrique Stevenson make highlight plays.

Mistakes will happen, but Fields was bothered more by his offensive teammates' lack of energy. His message? Bring it from the get-go.

Fields entered the summer break on a high note. Meanwhile, Teven Jenkins is settling in at left guard and some rookies have impressed.

An updated look at the Bears' depth chart shows improvement in the trenches, but there's still work to be done at defensive end.

The draft provides ample opportunities for Bears GM Ryan Poles. Some final thoughts on who could be on the radar and positions of need.

The Bears invested heavily in Tremaine Edmunds and T.J. Edwards, and the coach sees big things coming from them for the long term.