Eddie Jackson

Bears safety Eddie Jackson returned to practice for the first time since his November foot injury. Meanwhile, cornerback Jaylon Johnson said he didn't skip OTAs in order to hold out for a new contract. Here's the latest from OTAs.

What this portion of the offseason resembles the most, as the Bears wrap up their second of three weeks of OTAs, is going to school. Don't read too much into the absence of Jaylon Johnson and Nate Davis yet, Hub Arkush writes.

The Bears return to the practice field this week for OTAs. Here are four storylines to keep an eye on.

Tyrique Stevenson will have to prove himself in training camp, but the Bears love his length and athleticism. The second-round draft pick should compete for playing time right away.

The Bears added 10 rookies through the draft. So where do they fit in the lineup? Here's a look at the projected depth chart for 2023.

Alabama’s Brian Branch will likely be the first safety off the board, and he can flat out play. This year’s draft also has some promising day two and day three selections.

The Bears made a big splash in free agency. So where does their roster stand now? Here's a look at the team's depth chart prior to the draft.

The Bears went on a spending spree to open the free agency negotiation period Monday. Here's what it means for their salary cap situation, and how much money they still have left to spend.

With $98 million in available salary cap space, the Bears have more money to spend than any other NFL team this year. General manager Ryan Poles has nearly unlimited options ahead of him for bolstering Matt Eberflus' defense.