Despite deficiencies elsewhere, the Chicago Bears are rich with hard-running halfbacks. Last year, Khalil Herbert proved he’s more than a special teamer and could play a more prominent role in the new and improved offense. Since Chicago parted ways with Matt Forte in 2016, the Bears have cycled through utility running backs on rookie contracts. Much of the NFL has …

As Chicago’s turn in the Draft finally rolled around on day two, fans eagerly anticipated hearing “George Pickens, Wide Receiver, Georgia.” It didn’t happen. Instead, the Bears addressed an immediate concern in a porous secondary. Surprisingly, Pickens remained on the board as the Bears’ next pick came a few moments later. Again, GM Ryan Poles took a defensive player.   …

Already king of cool sack celebrations, Trevis Gipson will look to enter the upper tier of pass rushers in 2022. Filling in for an injured Khalil Mack, Gipson recorded five forced fumbles and seven sacks last season. With Mack gone, Gipson is in position to take over a larger role in this Chicago Bears defense.   Gipson’s opportunity begins with …

Bears fans were chomping at the bit for Chicago to land a standout wide receiver in the draft. It didn’t happen. Instead, the Bears addressed immediate concerns in a porous secondary. Analysts were quick to point out the Bears’ massive salary cap space heading into the 2023-2024 season, so let’s look at Chicago’s top three pass-catching options in next year’s …

If there’s one thing that makes Lucas Patrick stand out, it’s his giant dolphin dome VICIS helmet; it is just too obscure to ignore. Look deeper, and you’ll find plenty to appreciate in this win-win addition to the Chicago Bears. First and foremost, Patrick has the potential to upgrade the entire offensive line through his attitude and leadership. Coming from …

The NFL schedules are officially out. Last week’s announcement prompted predictions from everyone including ESPN journalists and the guy who sits two cubicles down from you. Most experts pegged the Bears as having a lackluster first year in the Poles-Eberflus era but few seem to appreciate how much things have already improved in Chicago. Will the Bears compete for a …