No. 23 Oakland: The Raiders had signed 32-year-old Kerry Collins, the fifth overall pick in 1995, as a free agent before the ...

Here, we'll examine every No. 1 overall pick taken in the NFL draft over the past 25 years and rank them based on their pro ...

Eliot Wolf makes a trade for Brandon Aiyuk that sends a Day Two and Day Three pick to the San Francisco 49ers to pair him ...

The Chicago Bears sunk more than $90 million into improving their defensive line during the first wave of 2025 NFL free agency last week. In a matter of two days, they signed veteran defensive ...

The Chicago Bears have been on the hunt for speed this ... earning first-team All-Pro honors in 2021. In five NFL seasons, he has averaged 12.0 yards on 88 punt returns and 24.9 yards on 87 ...

One of the NFL’s top available free agent offensive linemen is heading to Cleveland. Former Bears guard Teven Jenkins is signing with the Browns, according to Jordan Schultz of Fox Sports. Jenkins was ...

Chicago Bears general manager Ryan Poles has some important decisions to make at the NFL draft next month. The franchise has strengthened its offensive line to support star quarterback Caleb ...

Don’t look now, but the Chicago Bears are doing it again. They’re turning heads across the NFL with the way they’re regrouping and reloading for a potential bounce-back season in 2025.

As fun as it is to focus on what's coming in next month's NFL draft, it's also worth taking a breath to think about how the action of the past 10 weeks could ultimately impact what happens next fall.

Recently, Pro Football Focus’ Mason Cameron did just that, by identifying the best and worst move in free agency for all 32 NFL teams, including the Bears. Cameron’s top takeaway?

Boise State RB Ashton Jeanty is one of the best overall players in the 2025 NFL Draft. He’s a bowling ... moves to fortify the offensive line, the Bears are in a prime spot to draft Jeanty ...

NFL teams are proposing rule changes ahead of their annual owners meetings at the end of the month, and an idea from the Detroit Lions could end up helping the Chicago Bears in the playoffs.