The Chicago Bears are just weeks away from looking for a new head coach – one they hope can lead a talented young roster headlined by Caleb Williams into the fu

A new Chicago Bears rumor suggests one of the best NFL coaches of this century is seeking a return to the NFL with “Da Bears.” It seems like forever ago when Chicago had a 4-2 record and seemed primed for a run to the playoffs with rookie quarterback Caleb Williams.

Since firing Matt Eberflus — the ultimate wake-up call — the Bears have fallen behind 24-0, 13-0 and 20-0 in three losses under interim coach Thomas Brown. Can they give Bears fans an indication that Caleb Williams isn’t the only hope for 2025?

The Chicago Bears became the third team to fire their head coach this season, moving on from Matt Eberflus after the team’s 23-20 loss on Thanksgiving Day. The Bears’ coaching vacancy should draw significant interest around the league,

The Lions (13-2) beat the Chicago Bears (4-11) on Sunday afternoon to complete the series sweep over the NFC North rival.

The Bears have never made the obvious choice for head coach under chairman George McCaskey. Can they get it right this time?

From the Lions to even the 49ers, Rams and Chiefs, even good teams take alternate routes to finding the right guy. You just need a little luck.

On Monday, wide receiver DJ Moore was asked about the Bears' upcoming coaching search and made it clear that the entire team is on the same page for what they're looking for -- a head coach with a solid game plan who is going to cut it loose every week.

The two were on opposing sides in college, Williams at Southern California and Odunze at Washington. Odunze has 51 catches for 701 yards and three touchdowns for the Bears this season. He has 455 receiving yards during their current nine-game losing streak, and made four catches for 77 yards in Sunday's 34-17 loss to the Detroit Lions.

Detroit Lions offensive coordinator Ben Johnson is rumored to be the Chicago Bears' top head coaching candidate. Here are three ways he impressed.

The Cardinals are eliminated from the playoff race with two weeks to go. Chuba Hubbard broke a 28-yard run in overtime and followed that up with a 21-yard touchdown run to lead a Carolina Panthers 36-30 win over the Cardinals in overtime.