Over the last few weeks, as their 2024 season spirals down the drain, the Chicago Bears have found very creative ways to lose football games. On Sunday against the Green Bay Packers, it was Matt Eberf

The Green Bay Packers have been tormenting the Chicago Bears for decades. Going into the Week 11 game between the two ancient rivals at Soldier Field, the Packers had beaten the Bears 10 consecutive times.

The Green Bay Packers, as usual, beat the Chicago Bears – a simple sentence that doesn’t tell half the story of a dramatic victory. The Bears had a ch

There were some positive signs for the Chicago Bears in their first game since Thomas Brown was promoted to offensive coordinator.

Thomas Brown had the offense rolling in his first game as Bears offensive coordinator. Here's how social media reacted.

He looked solid — not amazing, but certainly a step forward — from start to finish and completed 23 of 31 passes for 231 yards and a 95.0 passer rating. He also ran nine times for 70 yards, including four times to convert on third or fourth down.

The Chicago Bears made the last move they could make before firing current head coach Matt Eberflus. They sacrificed his offensive coordinator Shane Waldron instead. Waldron took the blame

The Chicago Bears offense has been an abject disaster lately, and things officially hit rock bottom in Week 10. After a 19-3 loss to the hapless New England Patriots, the Bears elected to fire offensive coordinator Shane Waldron after a few consecutive frustrating performances.

The Chicago Bears are at a crossroads, 4-5 on the season and looking to hang onto their playoff hopes. More importantly, the Bears are trying to make sure they don't ruin the development of rookie quarterback Caleb Williams,