The Chicago Bears are gearing up for the start of the 2025 NFL Draft, where they'll welcome a new group of rookies to the ...

Chicago has seven draft picks, even after their two trades, including four in the Top 75 -- 10th overall, a pair of high ...

They drafted No. 1 overall pick Caleb Williams and No. 9 overall pick Rome Odunze, acquired veteran weapons like Keenan Allen and D’Andre Swift, and brought back key pieces like DJ Moore, Jaylon ...

@robertpeal7 Bears tight end Cole Kmet grabs the ball after a missed ... Be careful not to fall into a trap of celebrating defensive linemen making plays in the backfield in OTAs and minicamps.

The Chicago Bears continued their offseason additions with the signings of veteran wide receiver Miles Boykin and cornerback ...

The fact that the Bears already have Cole Kmet as an in-line tight end will only encourage Johnson to move Warren around the field, and that’s a good thing. Warren played all over in Happy ...

Warren’s ruggedness and his sheer size — 6-feet, 6-inches tall and nearly 260 pounds — equip him as a blocker alongside Kmet. Johnson has already voiced his intention to move Kmet around in ...

Then you get down to the Bears at 10. Even though they have Cole Kmet, they need a third option behind DJ Moore and Rome Odunze and Warren could be that guy there. "And then you get to the Colts ...

The Chicago Bears looked poised to start the Caleb Williams era 5-2 before Jayden Daniels' stunning Hail Mary in Chicago's Week 7 showdown with the Washington Commanders. That defeat sent the ...

However, the Bears already have established play at that spot via veteran Cole Kmet. Lewis himself acknowledged that this projection will ruffle some feathers among Chicago's fanbase. " ...

With longtime long snapper Patrick Scales no longer on the team, Jaylon Johnson and tight end Cole Kmet — drafted on the same day in 2020 — are now the longest-tenured Bears players.