The Chicago Bears made their first waiver claim of 2025, adding former Los Angeles Chargers OL Jordan McFadden.

A former Los Angeles Chargers head coach could be in the running for Jerry Jones and the Dallas Cowboys head coaching job. Jones and the Cowboys continue to wait as some of the top possible head coaches go elsewhere,

In preparation for their Wild Card playoff game against the Houston Texans on Saturday, the Los Angeles Chargers had to make a difficult roster move to make room for players who might be needed in the game.

According to ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler, the Bears claimed Chargers offensive lineman Jordan McFadden on waivers. It’s a move that won’t go final until after the Super Bowl, but is official.

After a disappointing season full of sacks for rookie QB Caleb Williams, the Bears claimed this ex-Chargers offensive lineman from waivers.

It became abundantly clear during the Los Angeles Chargers' playoff loss to the Houston Texans that they need more weapons. Right now, Justin Herbert has Ladd M

Former Chicago Bears star pass rusher Khalil Mack, now with the Los Angeles Chargers, is contemplating his next move. For the first time in his NFL career, Mack enters the offseason as an unrestricted free agent, but according to ESPN , he's mulling retirement after a 12-year career.

Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams sported a cast on his right hand following a minor surgical procedure.

Ben Johnson's hiring is different, from the start of everything to the triumphant finish line as Johnson walked through the doors of Halas Hall to an abundance of cheers.

General manager Ryan Poles said the bears will "cast a wide net." At least 15 names have emerged for potential interviews.

The Chicago Bears swung for the fences after reportedly hiring Ben Johnson as their new head coach, and fans are quickly getting up to speed on the team’s new leader.

The Chicago Bears knew they would have to pay up to secure Detroit Lions offensive coordinator Ben Johnson to be their next head coach, and early reports of Johnson's contract with the team prove the organization was willing to do it.