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The Bears defense relied on a rotation of linebackers due to injuries this season, but the group remained productive, particularly when it came to helping generate a league-leading 33 takeaways.

While the Bears defensive line dealt with myriad injuries throughout the season, several players stepped up, particularly late in the year.

Fortifying their interior offensive line on the first two days of the league year last March paid major dividends for the Bears in 2025.

Bears President & CEO Kevin Warren is heading to Milan to cheer on his great niece, U.S. speedskater Sarah Warren, who fought through torn ACLs and 10 surgeries to qualify for her first Olympic Team.

The fourth of nine position reviews takes a look at the Bears' tight ends, led by a breakout season from rookie Colston Loveland and another strong year from veteran Cole Kmet.

In the third of nine position reviews from the Bears' 2025 season, ChicagoBears.com reflects on one of only two NFL receiving corps that featured three players who each amassed 600 yards.

The one-two punch of veteran D'Andre Swift and rookie Kyle Monangai in the backfield led to the Bears finishing with the third-best rushing attack in the NFL.

In the first of nine position reviews from the Bears' 2025 season, we chronicle Caleb Williams' breakout performance in his first year working with coach Ben Johnson.

Throughout their first NFL seasons, tight end Colston Loveland (pick No. 10), receiver Luther Burden III (pick No. 39), offensive lineman Ozzy Trapilo (pick No. 56), running back Kyle Monangai (pick No. 233) and receiver Jahdae Walker (undrafted) ...