The Chicago Bears not only beat the Philadelphia Eagles on Black Friday, but they have also become the top team in the NFC.

Byard signed a two-year, $15 million contract with the Bears in 2024, and while his first season in Chicago was marred by an overall horrendous vibe that surrounded the team, he's been one of the biggest stars in the Bears' breakout 2025 campaign.

Ben Johnson's incredible turnaround puts him in elite company, rewriting Bears history and fueling playoff dreams after a historic turnaround.

As “statement games” go, this is this season’s loudest one, especially because a nationwide ‘‘belief’’ seems to exist that the Bears “ain’t on that level” yet.

Injuries to Rome Odunze and Kyle Monangai cast doubt over the Chicago Bears’ momentum as they head into a season-defining matchup with the Green Bay Packers.

Although Ben Johnson has talked about the Packers like a Super Bowl winner all week long, there ar flaws to exploit or it wouldn't be the Bears in first place.

The Chicago Bears hold the top seed in the NFC, but are they actually for real? We’re about to find out with two looming battles vs. Green Bay.