ESPN NFL Nation Takeover
Jeff Dickerson, ESPN NFL Nation Bears reporter and co-host of Dickerson & Hood called his own show to give his thoughts on the Bears' potential this season, as well as who they could draft.
Jeff Dickerson, ESPN NFL Nation Bears reporter and co-host of Dickerson & Hood called his own show to give his thoughts on the Bears' potential this season, as well as who they could draft.
While the Bears should be much improved on offense, they're still not at the same level as the rest of the division.
The NFL has released its 2018 regular-season schedule. Here's a look at what's in store for the Chicago Bears.
Here's the 2018 Chicago Bears regular season schedule: WEEK 1 (Sept. 9) at Green Bay Packers, 8:20 p.m. E.T.; WEEK 2 (Sept. 17) vs. Seattle Seahawks, 8:15 p.m. E.T.; WEEK 3 (Sept. 23) at Arizona Cardinals, 4:25 p.m. E.T.; WEEK 4 (Sept. 30) vs. Tampa Bay Buccaneers, 1 p.m. E.T.; WEEK 5 Bye; WEEK 6 (Oct. 14) at Miami Dolphins, 1 p.m. E.T.; WEEK 7 (Oct. 21) vs. New England Patriots, 1 p.m. E.T.; WEEK 8 (Oct. 28) vs. New York Jets, 1 p.m. E.T.; WEEK 9 (Nov. 4) at Buffalo Bills, 1 p.m. E.T.; WEEK 10 (Nov. 11) vs. Detroit Lions, 1 p.m. E.T.; WEEK 11 (Nov. 18) vs. Minnesota Vikings, 1 p.m. E.T.; WEEK 12 (Nov. 22) at Detroit Lions, 12:30 p.m. E.T.; WEEK 13 (Dec. 2) at New York Giants, 1 p.m. E.T.; WEEK 14 (Dec. 9) vs. Los Angeles Rams, 1 p.m. E.T.; WEEK 15 (Dec. 16) vs. Green Bay Packers, 1 p.m. E.T.; WEEK 16 (Dec. 23) at San Francisco 49ers, 4:05 p.m. E.T.; WEEK 17 (Dec. 30) at Minnesota Vikings, 1 p.m. E.T.
The Bears have signed wide receiver Marlon Brown and defensive end Nick Williams, and waived wide receiver Mekale McKay, the team said on Thursday.
Mitchell Trubisky sounds convinced that Matt Nagy's offense is a good fit for the team -- and the quarterback -- and is stoked about its potential.
Bears quarterback Mitchell Trubisky is excited about the possibilities within Chicago's new offense designed by head coach Matt Nagy.
Bears coach Matt Nagy said on Thursday that OLB Aaron Lynch's ankle injury is "better than we thought." Lynch injured his ankle during Wednesday's minicamp practice.
Bears ILB Danny Trevathan was present at Thursday's final minicamp practice. Trevathan missed the first two days of minicamp due to personal reasons, according to head coach Matt Nagy.
"It does. It does. And he's able to go out there -- he played so much shotgun in college at Carolina. So much, and the stuff that we do is easy for him. Now he has to just take that language that he learned in North Carolina, put it into our language, and then what's going to happen is you're going to see an evolution to him. Right now, calling the plays in the huddle is easy. That is not one concern at all for him, calling plays. To me,that's a step forward, because he's ahead of the game, because when he's at the line of scrimmage now, now it's his first wide vision of just understanding the defense and seeing what's coming at him." -- Bears coach Matt Nagy on whether the new offense makes sense to quarterback Mitchell Trubisky.
"It's totally different. As a coordinator, you're trying to organize practice for the upcoming week, you're trying to do — and you're not involved with everybody, the other two-thirds, the defense and the special teams. So now Ryan Pace comes down and grabs me and I go into the meeting and sit down, but that's what I do what I do because I enjoy that, I like that part of it. Being there with the defense and kind of seeing it and me being able to watch some defensive players and watch how our coaches evaluate, see how our scouts evaluate defensive talent, it's fun. But the biggest thing is it takes away from my time prepping offensively, so I gotta balance it and I need to be able to do it the right way." -- Matt Nagy on preparing for the upcoming draft as a first-year head coach.
“That's just a part of football. I was…I was happy for our defense. That's a good play. He read the ball well and made a good play on it. For Mitch, the biggest thing as he grows and learns to play that position is next play mentality. There is nothing you can do about it now, right? You let that sink into your brain too much and you're in trouble for the rest of the game. He'll be fine. The great ones in this league, trust me, they've thrown interceptions before. That's a part of the game and a part of life.” -- Bears coach Matt Nagy and Mitchell Trubisky's performance on Wednesday, which included an interception to Chicago CB Prince Amukamara.
Bears head coach Matt Nagy said veteran OLB Aaron Lynch suffered an ankle injury during Wednesday's voluntary minicamp practice. Nagy added that he thinks Lynch, "will be fine."
Former Chicago Bears greats Matt Forte and Devin Hester will retire as members of the organization.
After scoring TDs via rushing, receiving, passing and punt return in 2017, Tarik Cohen has bigger goals in 2018. "I have a lot more to do," he said.
Bears all-purpose back Tarik Cohen gives his first impressions of the new Chicago offense that head coach Matt Nagy brought with him from Kansas City.
Coach Matt Nagy raved about the consistency of QB Mitchell Trubisky, who received the team's new offensive playbook less than three weeks ago.
The Bears defense was a bright spot in 2017, and defensive lineman Akiem Hicks believes the unit will continue to make strides under Vic Fangio.
Bears head coach Matt Nagy said that veteran inside linebacker Danny Trevathan missed Tuesday's voluntary minicamp practice due to "personal reasons." Nagy added that Trevathan's situation isn't something the team is worried about.
Jordan Howard downplayed the temporary disappearance of some of his social media photos and said the Bears have reassured him of his spot on the team.
Bears defensive lineman Akiem Hicks on whether he's observed changes in quarterback Mitchell Trubisky, who's entering Year 2 as Chicago's starting QB.
Bears running back Jordan Howard downplays the temporary removal of all Bears related photos from his Instagram account last week. Howard's decision to take down the photos caused a stir amongst Bears fans and led to speculation about Howard's future in Chicago.
Bears running back Jordan Howard said on Tuesday that his agent spoke to Chicago's front office and that the Bears have no plans to trade him.
Akiem Hicks believes Bears OLB Leonard Floyd has a legitimate chance to the make the Pro Bowl. Hicks thinks it's Floyd's time to break through.
Bears defensive lineman Akiem Hicks tells us on Tuesday that the goal is for Chicago to move from a top-10 defense to a top-5 defense in 2018.