It sounds like we're finally nearing an end to the Chicago Bears' ongoing stadium saga, according to Ian Rapoport.

The battle over the Chicago Bears' next home is taking center stage on Tuesday.

NFL insider Ian Rapoport shared an update on the Chicago Bears' new stadium, offering hope that fans will soon know where they are going.

The Chicago Bears are coming off an impressive 2025 season, where they posted an 11-6 record, winning the NFC North and winning their first playoff game in nearly two decades. Now, Chicago will look to retain their division crown while dealing with some big losses and new faces on the roster heading into 2026.

Although Iowa tight end Hayden Large went undrafted, Ben Johnson identified him as someone he wanted on his football team. Here is what resonated with the Bears' head coach.

The Chicago Bears' late-round star has been dubbed the team's "best-kept secret" as he prepares for his second NFL season in 2026.

The Bears still need wide receiver help, and a trade with the Patriots for Kayshon Boutte could give Chicago a cheap fix for a team chasing a Super Bowl run in 2026.

The Chicago Wheres?When the NFL holds its quarterly meeting Tuesday in Orlando, the Bears plan to reiterate the only two viable sites they’re considering are Arlington Heights a

The Chicago Bears may have won the NFC North in Ben Johnson’s first season, but many around the league still believe the team has one glaring weakness: a dominant edge rusher opposite Montez Sweat. Now, one NFL analyst believes the Bears could eventually ...

The Bears are planning to provide the NFL with an update on their future plans at the league's meeting on Tuesday in Orlando.

Chicago Bears cornerback Jaylon Johnson did not have the season he expected in 2025 and now enters into a prove-it season if he wants to secure another contract extension with the team.