That continued into the 2025 NFL draft, where Chicago added playmakers in tight end Colston Loveland and receiver Luther ...

The Chicago Bears have been predicted to cut ties with one of their veteran free-agent signings after making him redundant in ...

One move that might fly under the radar on day three of the draft is selecting former Rutgers Scarlet Knights star running ...

But for the most part, this is what the team will look like Week 1. Coach Ben Johnson said there’s no depth chart heading into minicamp as he wants every player to earn their spot. But here’s ...

So this depth chart remains a work in progress. Receiver wasn't a top need for Chicago, but the board fell just right for a first-round prospect in Luther Burden III to fall right into their laps.

There is still way too much time before Week 1 for any Chicago Bears depth chart to be truly finalized. However, there is sure to be a bit more clarity now that the 2025 NFL Draft is over.

On Saturday night, Chicago Bears head coach Ben Johnson said, “There is no depth chart right now.” He wants to instill an environment of competition. He doesn’t want anyone to feel comfortable.

As for Stromberg, I see him supplanting Doug Kramer Jr. as Chicago's backup center. The last spot I'm projecting to McFadden, who the Bears claimed off waivers back in January. Unfortunately for ...

Arguably Chicago’s worst position group ... name “Velus Jones Jr.” isn’t anywhere near any special teams depth chart, I’m perfectly content. Alan Goldsher has written about sports ...

On Saturday night, Chicago Bears head coach Ben Johnson said, “There is no depth chart right now.” He wants to instill an environment of competition. He doesn’t want anyone to feel comfortable.