ESPN analyst Ben Solak just revealed his full NFL offseason rankings, and the Bears’ placement says more than it seems at first glance.

The Chicago Bears have one of the most dynamic offenses in the league entering the 2026 season. After the first season with coach Ben Johnson, the team was moving the ball down the field with few issues.

The Chicago Bears are one of the rising teams in the NFL, with Ben Johnson and Caleb Williams making it to the NFC Divisional round against the Los Angeles Rams in their first year together. Things are looking up for the Bears,

ESPN's Mike Tannenbaum sees a chance Peter Woods falls to the second round, and if so, the Bears could have the steal of the draft.

One ESPN analyst is not thrilled with the Buffalo Bills' recent trade with the Chicago Bears for wide receiver DJ Moore.

“The Bears released Tremaine Edmunds and replaced him with former Browns starter Devin Bush, while safeties Jaquan Brisker, C.J. Gardner-Johnson and Kevin Byard III — the latter coming off a first-team All-Pro nod — have been replaced by Super Bowl winner Coby Bryant and former Bills safety Cam Lewis...

The Bears found a new starting center, acquiring Garrett Bradbury from the Patriots in exchange for a 2027 fifth-round pick, a source told ESPN.

When ESPN recently identified Kiran Amegadjie as a player who could benefit from a fresh start, it wasn't exactly shocking. In fact, it lines up with where the former third-round pick is at this point in his career. Amegadjie joined the Bears in 2024 and ...

ESPN's recent redo of the 2025 NFL Draft reimagined the Chicago Bears' second-round decision at No. 39 overall that misses the mark. By a lot. In the revised scenario, ESPN's Courtney Cronin swaps out wide receiver Luther Burden III for running back ...