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Bears sign GM Ryan Poles to contract extension, setting him on same timeline as coach Ben Johnson: source
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Bears sign Ryan Poles to extension, aligning him with Ben Johnson through 2029
There's a new era of Chicago Bears football beginning this fall. Year two with quarterback Caleb Williams has all the signs of improvement from a 5-12 campaign in 2024 thanks to the hiring of Ben Johnson as head coach and a number of key roster moves.
Some think a trade for T.J. Watt could reshape the Chicago Bears' defense. We break down the idea and its likelihood here.
Ryan Poles is set to remain in place for years to come. The Bears reached agreement on an extension with their ...
Writer Gabby Hajduk previews the Bears' revamped offensive line featuring three new veterans — Joe Thuney, Drew Dalman and ...
With Saints' running back Alvin Kamara recently throwing the first pitch at a Cubs game, Bears' trade rumors started ...
With little competition to push him down the depth chart, second-year edge rusher Austin Booker is primed for a breakout ...
From an organizational standpoint, having your GM and coach in lockstep contractually does make things a bit more structured.
NFL Trade Rumors thinks Case Keenum could take over the QB2 role behind Williams. That would mean moving on from third-year ...
The Chicago Blackhawks could be a team to watch when it comes to the trade market. With the club still building up their ...
Heading into training camp, what's on the minds of Bears fans? Did they finally get it right at coach and QB? Will Cole Kmet ...
With training camp just weeks away, speculation is beginning to swirl around the Chicago Bears' final moves. Teams across the ...
The Bears have already put in plenty of work tweaking the roster this offseason. Could they make another big trade before training camp?
Caleb Williams entered the NFL with lofty expectations, the No. 1 draft pick for whom success was almost guaranteed and whose ...
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