The Chicago Bears’ quarterback situation took another twist Sunday. Although Caleb Williams’ primary backup, Tyson Bagent, cleared concussion protocol, he won’t start Monday night against the ...

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At least six people have been killed in bear attacks in Russia's vast Siberian region of Krasnoyarsk in a month, prosecutors said Wednesday, as an official in a neighboring region reported bears had ...

The Chicago Bears got much better news than expected with Caleb Williams’ hamstring injury, but the franchise quarterback is still going to miss playing time. Bears fans, though, might not be seeing ...

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It is understandable that in a game where the Chicago Bears managed just three points, star tight end Colston Loveland had a quiet performance. Where it becomes head-scratching, though, is that it ...

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Joe Engelman and his six high-school friends grew up together. They now live all over Illinois, from Wheeling to Streamwood; one even spent some time in Mesa, Arizona. But they still frequent Jimmy ...

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If you heard what sounded like a sudden rush of wind today, that may have been the collective sigh of relief from Chicago Bears fans everywhere. In the Bears' Week 1 win over the Panthers, quarterback ...