If the Bears rebound from their lackluster 3-13 record in 2016 to make the playoffs in 2017, it wouldn’t be an unprecedented accomplishment. Read More Here… (2)
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Is McCarron a QB option for Bears?
Senior writer Larry Mayer discusses the possibility of the Bears landing Bengals quarterback A.J. McCarron, how many of their own free agents the Bears signed last year and if the Bears would get a compensatory draft pick if Alshon Jeffery signs elsewhere. Read More Here… (2)
Thrower made history in Bears debut
As a member of the Bears in 1953, Willie Thrower became the first African-American quarterback in NFL history when he entered a game against the San Francisco 49ers. Read More Here… (0)
Payton, Dent featured in photo gallery
Bears Hall of Famers Walter Payton and Richard Dent are included in a photo gallery on NFL.com that features 30 of the top NFL players from historically black colleges. Read More Here… (3)
Bears introduce free Crib Club
The Bears have launched the Chicago Bears Crib Club, a free program for fans to pass down their passion for the Bears to their young children. Read More Here… (5)
Bears earn high marks for rookie class
The Bears are one of five NFL teams to receive an “A” grade for their 2016 rookie class from NFL.com analysts Bucky Brooks and Conor Orr. Read More Here… (4)
Focusing on Bears special teams units
Kicker Connor Barth, who rebounded from a slow start to have a solid 2016 season, is one of a handful of Bears special-teams contributors who is due to become a free agent. Read More Here… (1)
Harris inspired by memory of his wife
Former Bears defensive tackle Tommie Harris has written a heartbreaking story for “The Players’ Tribune” about the death of his wife, Ashley, in 2012 and how her memory inspires him. Read More Here… (4)
Bears planning to bolster secondary
Bears general manager Ryan Pace has vowed to add more playmakers to a secondary that’s led by veteran cornerback Tracy Porter. Read More Here… (2)
Would Bears draft a safety at No. 3?
Senior writer Larry Mayer discusses whether the Bears would select a safety with the third pick in the draft, the last Bears quarterback who grew up in the Chicago area and the likelihood of the Bears drafting injured Michigan tight end Jake Butt. Read More Here… (0)
