PFF trusted the tape with their choices for the Chicago Bears' best and worst free-agent signings from last year.

The Bears will not receive compensatory picks for losing Ian Cunningham to the Falcons, and the NFL world isn't happy.

There aren't a lot of running backs who were better than D'Andre Swift this year, but the Chicago Bears have a line to acquiring one of them. The post Bears Can Cut D’Andre Swift, Replace Him With NFL’s Top-Ranked RB appeared first on Heavy Sports.

Pro Football Focus suggests Bears RB D'Andre Swift may be on the hot seat as Kyle Monangai closes the gap this offseason.

While the Falcons hired Ian Cunningham as their next general manager, the Bears won't be awarded two compensatory picks.

The Indiana Senate passed a bill lawmakers feel will push the Bears across the state line, but some anti-union language has labor leaders sounding the alarm. The latest: The Indiana bill (SB 27) would create a commission that would be in charge of acquiring land and determining financing for a new NFL stadium.

For the record, it was defensive end Richard Dent and linebacker Wilber Marshall who combined for the first sack. The Bears registered seven sacks overall, including three from Dent, who was named Super Bowl XX MVP. The final score was 46-10, and it wasn’t really that close.

The NFL head coach and general manager hiring cycles are in full force. Here’s the latest news that could be of interest to Chicago Bears fans.