MILWAUKEE — Anders Bjork scored the first goal for the Admirals only 26 seconds into the game against the Checkers, sending teddy bears flying into the rink, according to the team. The Admirals ...

Luckily, they have the resources to get it done starting with free agency, where a top interior lineman is trending toward hitting the open market. During an appearance on the CHGO Bears Podcast ...

And there are a number of pending free agents on those squads who could find new homes this offseason. The Bears are slated to have around $66.01 million in salary cap space in 2025, per ...

One trend we're seeing in general with hair colours in 2025, is a movement toward more natural tones. Among them, Teddy Bear Brunette may be the cutest shade getting extra attention as we head toward ...

Kristopher Knox of Bleacher Report believes Kelly could be someone the Bears target in the second wave of free agency, along with a handful of other veterans. "Lions cornerback Carlton Davis ...

As the excitement around the Chicago Bears' bold move to hire Ben Johnson as head coach begins to calm, attention will shift to the 2025 NFL free-agent class, where the Bears will have a chance to ...

Pryor, meanwhile, will be a second (or third) wave-free agent. If he does return to the Chicago Bears, it'll be because the team swung and missed on much bigger targets. Bryan Perez founded and ...

The Bears could lose as many as three offensive line starters — Teven Jenkins, Coleman Shelton and Matt Pryor — during free agency in March and will have roughly $66 million in cap space ...

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The Chicago Bears have named former Detroit Lions offensive coordinator Ben Johnson their new head coach for the 2025 NFL season, hoping he will lead them back into playoff contention. During the ...

Get an exclusive look at new Bears head coach Ben Johnson arriving in Chicago, signing his contract, touring Halas Hall for the first time, talking with the media and more.

This section will focus on free agency, starting with the Bears’ own free agents and mechanisms to create more cap space.