With a third of the NFL season now in the rear-view mirror and the trade deadline just two weeks away, it’s time to take a breath, make an honest evaluation of who these Chicago Bears are, and what should and must come next, Hub Arkush writes.

There was the first quarter the Bears dominated, and then there were the final three quarters in which they were both outplayed and outcoached, Hub Arkush writes.

It should end up being worth it, but there is a price to pay for the Bears to start Justin Fields so early in his career, Hub Arkush writes

Sunday's loss loss was the kind you bargain for when your coaches are playing catch up all day and you put a young quarterback out there against one of the best to ever play the position. The Bears must do better, Hub Arkush writes.

The Bears trailed by only three in the fourth quarter, but Aaron Rodgers and the Green Bay Packers did enough down the stretch to defeat the Bears, 24-14, on Sunday. Here’s what you need to know.

The Bears host the rival Green Bay Packers on Sunday at Soldier Field with first place in the NFC North on the line. Can Justin Fields lead the Bears to a victory in his first start opposite Aaron Rodgers? Our staff make their predictions.

This will certainly be a statement game for the Bears – one way or the other – and it is a first-place showdown. Do the Bears have enough to take down the Packers?

The Bears will have to play much better than they did against the Raiders to beat Aaron Rodgers and company, but suddenly it feels like they have a puncher’s chance, Hub Arkush writes.

A review of Sunday's game against the Raiders shows a Bears team that is quickly improving in multiple areas, Hub Arkush writes.