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Chicago Bears Top Ten Playoff Wins of Super Bowl Era: 1. 46-10

We’ve reached number one, and there’s no question what this game was going to be. In fact, the title of the article is just the score, and the score is enough for every Bears fan to know exactly what game it was. What went into ranking these games? I think what team they beat matters. […]

Revisiting the Bears 2025 Draft: Second Round Pick 39

We all know it takes more than a single season to accurately assess the success of any draft class. Our own Josh Sunderbruch does a phenomenal job of explaining why this is and looking back at a more reasonable benchmark. But that doesn’t mean we can’t take a moment to look back and see how […]

2026 Bears draft: 5 dream prospects to fall to No. 25

With the No. 25 pick in the 2026 NFL Draft, the chances the Bears acquire a blue-chip prospect are pretty slim. That’s not at all to say that they can’t end up with a blue-chip player with that pick. Rather, we’re talking about an extremely highly-touted prospect heading into the draft. There’s a difference between […]

Why Ben Johnson’s Coach of the Year snub is great for the Bears

The NFL doesn’t know it yet, but it may have just already crowned the Chicago Bears next year’s Super Bowl champions. Because the only possible thing that disrespecting head coach Ben Johnson will accomplish is turning him into an even more maniacal supervillian than he already is.  As a guy who lives in Boston and […]

Bears LG Joe Thuney wins inaugural Protector of the Year award

Chicago Bears left guard Joe Thuney has won the inaugural NFL Protector of the Year award. Thuney, 33, adds the prestigious award to his tremendous 2025 campaign. He was a first-team All-Pro and a Pro Bowler in his first season with the Bears, and now, he’ll go down in history as the first offensive lineman […]

2025 Season In Review: Grading Out The NFC North

One year after entering the playoffs as the best division in football, the NFC North simultaneously took a step back and also wrote its place in history during the 2025 season. Despite only sending two teams to the playoffs and only one with 10-plus wins, all four teams finished above .500, which is almost unheard […]

The Bears Draft: How Good Gets Better

Year one of the Ryan Poles and Ben Johnson pairing is in the books, and it was arguably better than anyone realistically thought it could be. The Chicago Bears won the NFC North title with 11 regular-season wins, earned a Wild Card victory over the Green Bay Packers, and quarterback Caleb Williams was one of […]

Revisiting the Bears 2025 Draft: First Round Pick 1.10

We all know it takes more than a single season to accurately assess the success of any draft class. Our own Josh Sunderbruch does a phenomenal job of explaining why this is and looking back at a more reasonable benchmark. But that doesn’t mean we can’t take a moment to look back and see how […]

La Guarida del Oso, 5 de febrero de 2026 (The Bear’s Den)

THE DAILY SPONGIE SPECIAL BEARSSSSSS Bears to hire Eric Studesville as running backs coach The Bears are bringing back a familiar face as their running backs coach. Bears to hire longtime NFL assistant Eric Studesville as running backs coach Studesville also was a Bears assistant from 1997 through 2000 under Dave Wannstedt and Dick Jauron. […]

Bears hire Eric Studesville as RBs coach

The Chicago Bears have hired longtime NFL coach Eric Studesville to be their new running backs coach, per the Chicago Tribune’s Brad Biggs on Wednesday. Studesville, 58, will be replacing Eric Bieniemy in the role on the Bears’ coaching staff. Bieniemy was hired by the Chiefs on Jan. 21 to become their new offensive coordinator, […]

Bears Over Beers: Offseason Goals, New Stadium Talk

Welcome to the latest episode of Bears Over Beers! This week, join our hosts Ryan Droste and Bryan Orenchuk as they as they present their first episode of the Chicago Bears offseason. Bears Over Beers returns to put a bow on the end of the 2025 season and look ahead to our goals for the […]

Devin Hester’s Super Bowl moment won’t be the Bears’ last

Ninteen years ago, right about now, Devin Hester made one of the most ridiculous plays we’ve ever seen from a Chicago Bear, running the opening kickoff of Super Bowl LXI back for a touchdown. For the 14 seconds, there wasn’t a Bears fan in the entire country who wasn’t jumping for joy. Then after that, […]

Bears’ Stadium Issue Could be Resolved by March

Yesterday on the Waddle and Silvy Show, Marc Silverman reported that the ongoing Chicago Bears’ new stadium saga could be nearing a resolution. He said that by the end of February, the Bears will hear from the state of Indiana with their final pitch, and that they’ll then take it to the state of Illinois […]

The Mac & Read Show: Super Bowl Preview and a whole lot more!

There’s still some Chicago Bears news for the fellas to talk about, but this is Super Bowl week, so on their latest show, Evan McLean and Ross Read gave their predictions and previewed the big game between the New England Patriots and the Seattle Seahawks. Are you looking forward to it? Do you have any big plans? […]

Bears to interview Packers QB coach target for OC vacancy

So far, the Green Bay Packers have reportedly set up only one interview for their quarterback coaching vacancy, which was left open when Sean Mannion took the Philadelphia Eagles’ offensive coordinator job. The coach, a Wisconsin native, is former Arizona Cardinals pass game coordinator Connor Senger, who received a promotion every year under Jonathan Gannon, […]

Should the Bears Interview Kliff Kingsbury For Their Offensive Coordinator Opening?

I had not thought about Kliff Kingsbury as a Chicago Bears offensive coordinator candidate until I saw this post on Twitter from Ted Nguyen, who does a ton of good stuff at The Athletic — particularly with All-22 insight: Best thing for Kingsbury might be to try to get the Bears OC job (though no connection has been reported). Obviously, he wouldn’t call plays but getting experience learning an under center offense would benefit him and his stock immensely. It would be way better for his ...

Former Rams coach has important role in Super Bowl

Sean McVay’s coaching tree with the Rams has a wide reach, but one name that never comes up in those conversations is Thomas Brown. Although Brown actually has head coaching experience already (he was Bears interim head coach in 2024), his rise through the ranks since being an offensive assistant for McVay from 2020-2022 has […]

Old Friends in the News, Offensive Coordinator Watch, Puka Nacua on Caleb Williams, and Other Bears Bullets

Day 16 of the Chicago Bears offseason. In quiet moments this time of year, I think about the only time I’ve ever seen my favorite team in the Super Bowl was at a Super Bowl party that I didn’t even really want to attend. I’m not sure what I’d do if the Bears made a Super Bowl now. But I know I wouldn’t go to a party I have no interest attending. And now, I’m wondering if people actually like Super Bowl parties. It’s been a busy morning at BN Bears. We can begin with Chicago’s search for...