With star quarterback Caleb Williams making his injury return for the Bears in the 31-23 win over the Atlanta Falcons, it has led to a boost in confidence for the 24-year-old. As Williams looked to be motivated for the Falcons clash, his latest social media post would reveal how he’s feeling after the aforementioned win. […]
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The Bears cruise past the Falcons, boosting confidence ahead of Thursday Night Football. Defensive back Kyler Gordon silences critics with three sacks, two forced fumbles and three tackles for loss, while QB Caleb Williams lights up the offense with a 83.3% completion rate, 305 yards and a touchdown. Punter Tory Taylor finally shows consistency, pinning opponents deep. On the downside, center Garrett Bradbury struggles against Atlanta’s line, kicker Cairo Santos drops to 72.7% on the season, and WR/JT Jahdae Walker’s penalties and ejection hurt the team. The recap highlights the Bears’ key up‑and‑down performers.
NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport reports the Falcons are signing DE Charles Snowden to the 53-man roster off the Commanders’ practice squad. Snowden, 28, was a three-year starter at Virginia and earned second-team All-ACC honors in his final season. He signed with the Bears as an undrafted free agent following the 2021 NFL Draft. Chicago waived […]
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The Chicago Bears saw Colston Loveland break out against Atlanta, but offensive coordinator Press Taylor revealed a surprising detail.
Seattle Seahawks coach Mike Macdonald says running back Zach Charbonnet could see game action against the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday, provided he completes a full week of practice reps. Charbonnet must be moved from injured reserve to the 53-man roster this week, or he’ll remain sidelined for the season. The UCLA alum, who led Seattle with 12 touchdowns and 730 rushing yards last year, is recovering from a January ACL tear and could bolster a backfield plagued by ball‑security issues. His practice progress this Wednesday will indicate whether he can contribute in the Seahawks’ showdown with former Seahawk Kenneth Walker III’s Chiefs.
Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker tells voters he can close a deal to keep the Chicago Bears in the state, but vows not to burden taxpayers—even as proposals could shift $1.5 billion in tax breaks to a new stadium in Chicago or Arlington Heights. The governor’s comments come after Republican rival Darren Bailey warned he won’t be remembered as the ‘governor that lost the Bears.’ Pritzker promises a November breakthrough, while emphasizing the Bears will decide the site. Critics note the plan relies on property‑tax and sales‑tax incentives that could ultimately cost Illinois residents billions, and the final terms will be debated in a post‑election legislative session.
The New England Patriots made sure to get A.J. Brown a game to get his legs back under him before a high-flying matchup with the Chicago Bears.
Chicago Bears running back Kyle Monangai (thumb/toe) is dealing with a painful turf toe injury that's sidelined him for two […]
Caleb Williams’ return lifts Chicago into the top three, while the Rams tumble after a home loss to Arizona and the Eagles sink to No. 16.
The Chicago Bears, after shoring up a depleted defensive line, are eyeing veteran interior tackle DeForest Buckner as a potential Day‑3 draft‑pick trade target. Buckner, 32, has four sacks in six games for the Indianapolis Colts and is on an expiring contract, offering an established pass‑rusher who can pressure quarterbacks from the middle. With GM Chris Ballard recently fired, the Colts may be open to moving him, and Bears GM Ryan Poles could acquire him for a fourth‑ or fifth‑round pick, bolstering a front that has shown both flashes and lapses. Adding Buckner could free up the Bears’ edge rush, improve overall pressure, and push the team beyond just a playoff berth toward a championship run.
The Bears dominated the Falcons in Atlanta on Oct. 18, 2026, cruising to a decisive win. Their edge came from three key factors: relentless competitive fire that showed through every snap, quarterback Caleb Williams’ “Iceman” performance—over 80% completion rate, no turnovers, a touchdown and a career‑best 12 straight completions—and cornerback Kyler Gordon’s “Spidey” impact with 4 tackles, 3 sacks, 3 TFLs, 2 forced fumbles and a game‑ball. The article highlights contributions from Zavier Scott, Daniel Hardy, Noah Sewell and the contrast between Kalif Raymond and Olamide Zacchaeus, underscoring Chicago’s all‑phases superiority ahead of upcoming primetime matchups.
The Chicago Bears are looking to maximize their title window over the next few years. After a run to the NFC Divisional Round last season, Chicago is now one of the top contenders in the NFC this year. However, Chicago’s championship roster isn’t quite complete yet. Their defense, in particular, is a potential cause of […]
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Colston Loveland sparks a breakout performance in Chicago’s 31-23 win over Atlanta, hauling in six catches for 65 yards and his first touchdown of the season. With Caleb Williams back under center, the tight end tallied nearly 60% of his season’s receiving yards in a single game, highlighting his rising role in the Bears’ passing attack. Offensive coordinator Press Taylor notes a missed goal‑line TD opportunity due to a timing lapse, underscoring untapped potential. Despite the slip, Loveland’s effort fits a broader offensive rhythm, and coaches see no major scheme change—just a chance for the connection to become repeatable before the next game against New England.
One of the day’s biggest events on October 22 will be Thursday Night Football, featuring the New England Patriots and the Chicago Bears. Both teams enter the matchup with 4-2 records, but injuries could play a role in how the game unfolds. The Bears have four players dealing with injuries: running back Kyle Monangai, guard […]
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The Chicago Bears host the New England Patriots on Thursday night at Soldier Field, but both squads are dealing with injury woes. The Bears list quarterback Caleb Williams as healthy, but report linebacker T.J. Edwards (hamstring), lineman Jonah Jackson (hip/quadriceps), running back Kyle Monangai, and linebacker Jack Sanborn (concussion) as non‑participants. New England’s report includes kicker Andy Borregales (personal), lineman Ben Brown (knee), cornerback Carlton Davis III (neck), DT Joshua Farmer (personal) and guard Alijah Vera‑Tucker (hamstring) among those unable to play. The article notes the Patriots’ injury list is longer, and highlights the impact of the missing players ahead of Thursday Night Football.
Chicago Bears right guard Jonah Jackson (73) is listed as week‑to‑week after a hip flexor forced him out of the second half of the 31‑23 win over the Atlanta Falcons on Oct. 4. He is doubtful for Thursday’s matchup against the New England Patriots, though the injury isn’t expected to be long‑term. Backup Luke Newman finished the Falcons game, and offensive coordinator Press Taylor says Jordan McFadden is also ready to start. The Bears’ injury report also notes T.J. Edwards (hamstring), Jack Sanborn (concussion) and Kyle Monangai (thumb/toe) as out, while Keyshaun Elliott and Tyrique Stevenson remain active.
The Chicago Bears fans were delighted to see quarterback Caleb Williams return from injury in Week 6 and lead his team to a victory. However, Sunday’s game also brought an injury setback, as Jonah Jackson suffered a hip flexor injury during the win over the Atlanta Falcons. Now, there is an update on Jackson’s condition. […]
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The Boston Sports Journal’s Mike Giardi joins for another live Monday night show breaking down the film of the Patriots’ win over the Jets. Andrew and Mike cover how Drake Maye continues to thrive, how the offense finished the game, what else the film showed and why the Pats may be in trouble. Later, they [...]
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The Patriots head into Thursday’s 8:15 p.m. ET matchup with the Chicago Bears missing five players, including offensive linemen Ben Brown (knee) and Alijah Vera‑Tucker (hamstring), defensive tackle Joshua Farmer, cornerback Carlton Davis III, and kicker Andy Borregales. Wide receiver Romeo Doubs also lands on IR after a 42‑yard TD shoulder injury. Despite a clean‑sheet pass rush in the 26‑19 win over the Jets, New England’s O‑line shuffles continued, with rookie Caleb Lomu and recent signings Matt Pryor and Walter Rouse stepping in. Limited participants include WR A.J. Brown, OT Morgan Moses, and two cornerbacks. Full participants feature QB Drake Maye, RB TreVeyon Henderson, and several defenders.
Bears Bears backup quarterbacks Tyson Bagent and Case Keenum spoke about Bagent’s performance, but after QB Caleb Williams returned to the starting lineup and had a great game, both will return to the bench for now. “Obviously super disappointed, but really can’t look any further than the mirror,” Bagent said, via The Athletic. “Got to get better. Got to take it face […]
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For the past couple of years, Caleb Williams critics pointed to his subpar accuracy as his primary flaw, but he's become much more efficient.
The Chicago Bears dominate the Falcons 24‑10 at Mercedes‑Benz Stadium, earning two game‑ball honors. Quarterback Caleb Williams returns in spectacular form, completing 30 of 36 passes for 305 yards, a touchdown and a perfect 24‑for‑24 clean‑pocket effort – his 50th career TD, joining Mahomes and Jackson as the only QBs with 50 TDs and ≤15 INTs. Defensive back Kyler Gordon makes a sensational comeback, posting three sacks, four tackles, two forced fumbles and three TFLs in just 17 defensive snaps, becoming only the second DB ever with that stat line. Both performances set the tone for Chicago’s season.
A look at every Bears rookie who played in the Week 6 win over the Falcons, including Dillon Thieneman, Malik Muhammad II and Zavion Thomas.
In a 31‑23 victory over the Atlanta Falcons on Oct. 18, 2026, the Chicago Bears’ defense shines thanks to rookie cornerback Kyler Gordon, who forced a crucial fumble in the third quarter. While Caleb Williams’ comeback sparked the offense, Gordon’s impact—after playing just five games last season—has many questioning if he’s now the team’s most vital defender. The Windy City Gridiron podcast breaks down the game, highlights stats, and debates the ‘Three Bears’ performance, offering a deep dive for fans who want more than the headline score.