What we learned from Chicago Bears, including Joe Tryon-Shoyinka’s fresh start and Colston Loveland’s honor

Here’s more what we learned about the fifth-year defensive lineman Wednesday, as well as other Bears developments. The 6-foot-5, 295-pound edge rusher could hardly stop grinning during his first session with the Chicago media.

Bears need quick start in Saturday’s day game

SPRINGFIELD, Mo–The Missouri State Bears will fly to the east coast for the first time since beating Marshall back on September 6th. Ryan Beard’s Bears will be looking for a fourth straight Conference USA victory over Liberty.

Rome Odunze says dad's shots at Bears don't speak for me

Chicago Bears wide receiver Rome Odunze said Thursday his father James' posts on social media are his prerogative, but that they don't speak for him.

Bears receiver Rome Odunze not letting dad's demand for trade distract him

Despite coming off his first NFL game without a catch, Bears wide receiver Rome Odunze isn't letting some helicopter parenting become a giant distraction.

Fixing Daniel Hardy's mistake and other Bears special teams snafus

Bears special teams coordinator Richard Hightower pointed out some of the obvious and not-so-obvious mistakes Sunday and what they're doing to fix it all.

Bears special teams coach vows to fix Cincinnati game blunders

A litany of special teams issues became a sore spot for Chicago during their 47-42 win over Cincinnati in Week 9, and Bears special teams coordinator Richard Hightower shouldered the blame for his unit's play.

Bears' Thursday injury report: Updates on DJ Moore, Rome Odunze

The Bears released their second injury report ahead of their Week 10 game against the Giants, where some starters returned to practice.

Rome Odunze Addresses Father's Social Media Criticisms of Bears

Odunze's father made it known that he was displeased with his son's lack of usage in the Bears' 47-42 Week 9 win.
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Chicago Bears: Evaluating Caleb Williams at midseason, and what to expect in the second half

At the midseason point of the 2025 NFL season, Caleb Williams has shown growth in the one area he’s needed to as he inches closer to being the quarterback Ben Johnson needs to run his offense.
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