The NFL has not announced any formal plans to hold games in stadiums without fans, but it sounds like at least one team should begin preparing to go without crowd noise at any of its home games this
Here is some more evidence that the Chicago Bears no longer see Mitchell Trubisky as their franchise quarterback.
The Chicago Bears are moving on from tight end Trey Burton.
As first reported by NFL Media’s Ian Rapoport, the Bears have released Burton after just two seasons of his original four-year deal.
It has been roughly three months since the Chicago Bears all but committed to Mitchell Trubisky as their starting quarterback for 2020, but the former first-round pick’s job is no longer secure
The Chicago Bears have been hunting for a quarterback, and it seems they now have one.
The Carolina Panthers made it clear this week that they are moving on from Cam Newton when they signed Teddy Bridgewater, but the Chicago Bears could be among the teams that do not want to wait until
The Chicago Bears have made some major changes to their defensive front, and one of them involves signing one of the best pass-rushers in the NFL.
It’s pretty clear that the Chicago Bears are ready to upgrade the quarterback position.
