This time it wasn't Matt Eberflus who screwed up the clock at Ford Field, it was the officials who gave the Lions a controversial touchdown against the Bears.

Failed Chicago Bears head coach Matt Eberflus already looks like a disastrous defensive coordinator hire by the Dallas Cowboys.

The Bears have gotten off to an 0-2 start after finishing in last place a year ago, and GM Ryan Poles is largely responsible

Following his team's second-straight loss, quarterback Caleb Williams got honest about what his expectations were early in the Chicago Bears' season.

Under new coach Ben Johnson, burying the Bears’ bad memory from Ford Field last season with a good one Sunday would be a strong statement.

It was a familiar debut for former Chicago Bears' head coach Matt Eberflus as the defensive coordinator for the Dallas Cowboys.

The Chicago Bears face the Minnesota Vikings in their Week 1 game with key players sidelined. Defensive backs Jaylon Johnson and linebacker T.J. Edwar

The first two games of the 2025 season are in the books, and the Chicago Bears find themselves in the unenviable position of having to stare down an 0-2 record when they look at the league standings on Monday morning.

The Bears had eight captains under former coach Matt Eberflus last season: Williams, Byard, linebacker Tremaine Edmunds, linebacker T.J. Edwards, tight end Marcedes Lewis, tight end Cole Kmet, wide receiver DJ Moore and cornerback Jaylon Johnson.

Ben Johnson can write one hell of a game script. That wasn't in doubt when he helped transform the Detroit Lions into one of the NFC's most powerful teams as offensive coordinator. It remains true now that he's the head coach of the Chicago Bears.