
Mike Ditka cause of death: Bears legend who led Chicago to its only Super Bowl title dies at 86
Ditka played for the Bears for six years and coached them for 11 seasons, leading the team to its only Super Bowl victory in 1985
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Ditka played for the Bears for six years and coached them for 11 seasons, leading the team to its only Super Bowl victory in 1985
Jorge Gordillo

A Grade 2 hamstring strain was only part of the story behind the quarterback’s dramatic Week 2 exit
David Schiavone

Williams sidelined by hamstring injury ahead of Monday night’s matchup
Adriano Boin

Caleb Williams could not hold back his tears after being carted off the field during the Chicago Bears’ 9-3 loss to the Minnesota Vikings. The quarterback covered his face with a towel as he struggled to contain his emotions, but he knew fans needed to see him. Williams eventually removed the towel and raised his hand as a sign that the injury would not bring him down and that he would fight to recover, drawing an ovation from the fans. Williams went down while scrambling on first-and-goal in the fourth quarter, with Chicago trailing 6-3, appearing to grab his right leg in pain before being helped off the field and taken to the locker room on a cart.
Valeria Sosa

Chicago quarterback is considered week-to-week after testing delivered much better news than initially feared
David Schiavone

Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams was shaking defenders all day, and one play in particular had fans wilding out online. During a first-quarter scramble, the former USC Trojan superstar displayed an incredible amount of talent, shifting bodies like it was a video game. Minnesota Vikings Defensive Lineman Levi Drake Rodriguez tried to bring Caleb down, but Williams made him bite the dust in front of thousands of fans at Soldier Field. The Bears mean business with their young quarterback on the rise.
Angel Nakamura

Caleb Williams’ injury raises concerns after being carted off in Bears loss
Jose Victor Escobar Rodriguez

The former USC star wasted little time reminding everyone why he was one of the most celebrated quarterback prospects
Angel Nakamura

Chicago once had Jordan. Now, the city may have found its next source of sporting pride.
Valeria Sosa

The former Chicago Bears fullback, a member of the historic 1985 championship team, died over Labor Day weekend in the United States.
Nicole Somma

Kyler Gordon did not need to say a word. One day after Bears general manager Ryan Poles publicly questioned whether the cornerback would play for Chicago again, Gordon was seen working seriously toward his return.
Roberto Ortega

The Chicago defensive back remains sidelined, but a new training clip offers a glimpse of progress after Ryan Poles questioned his return
Euan Burns

The NFL team joins Colts and other sports franchises in a major Midwest relief effort
David Schiavone