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The Bears collapsed in epic fashion Sunday at Soldier Field. Here are the five big takeaways from Sunday's game – the good, the bad and the ugly.
Justin Fields was having a career day at Soldier Field on Sunday. Then the Bears collapsed in epic fashion, blowing a 21-point lead against the Denver Broncos. Once again, the low points just keep coming for the Bears.
The Bears look to pick up a win against the winless Broncos in Week 4. Here's the latest from Soldier Field.
There was a party at Arrowhead Stadium and the Bears weren't invited. The Chiefs just showed the Bears what good football looks like. “You can see on their side: The flow is so natural,” receiver Darnell Mooney said.
The Bears have lost 12 straight games and Matt Eberflus is now 3-16 as an NFL head coach. With the Chiefs up next, this streak seems unlikely to end this week. Here are the other numbers, stats and figures that stand out this week.
"My greatest fear against the Packers came true," Marc Silverman writes. "While most players were available, the Bears weren’t ready to play. There’s a big difference."
After all the offseason talk about improving the passing attack, Sunday's game plan featured a lot of short passes and not a lot of explosive plays for the Bears offense in a Week 1 loss to Green Bay Packers.
The Bears and Packers kick off the 2023 season with the latest edition of their storied rivalry. Stay here all game long, too, for live updates from Soldier Field.
What should Bears fans think about the 53-man roster as it’s assembled now? There are both reasons for optimism and reasons for concern.
Dan Feeney grew up watching his grandmother's VHS tape of "The Super Bowl Shuffle." Now he's a member of the Bears. Here's what to know about each of the Bears' newest additions.
The Bears released their first active roster of the 2023 season. Here is a full list of the players who made the roster. It currently sits at 52 players.
The Bears wrapped up the preseason Saturday against the Buffalo Bills. Now, they must trim their roster from 90 players to 53 players by Tuesday. Here's what that might look like.
Bears tight end Cole Kmet left practice with an apparent injury Wednesday at Halas Hall. Kmet walked himself to a cart and rode out of practice. Here's the latest injury news from the Bears.
Rookie running back Roschon Johnson draws attention when the pads are on. Even Bears head coach Matt Eberflus said this week that the coaches "love his style."
Matt Eberflus announced that QB Justin Fields will not play in Saturday's preseason game against the Colts. The first-team offense dealt with some struggles during the second day of joint practices. Here's the latest from training camp.