Caleb Williams recently found out that shoes can be costly. He was fined nearly $12,000 for wearing Caddix cleats during the Bears’ Week 6 game against the Atlanta Falcons. The NFL’s concern was the visible logo on his shoes, as Caddix is not an official league partner. Therefore, Caddix is now taking responsibility. CEO Jack […]
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Thursday Night Football hit a new Prime Video peak in Week 7 as the Patriots defeated the Bears, drawing an average 19.86 million viewers and a 21.72 million peak during the 9 PM ET slot. The game ranks as the most-watched TNF episode since the Broncos‑Chiefs Christmas clash (21.06 M) and beats the prior Week 7 record of 17.12 M set by the Seahawks‑49ers in 2015. All six TNF broadcasts on Prime this season have set multi‑year highs, lifting the series average to 17.71 M—up 12% from last year and the best average through Week 7 on record.
The Boston Sports Journal’s Mike Giardi joins for another live Monday night show, this time featuring fake Patriots trades two weeks before the NFL trade deadline. The guys also discuss what the Patriots likely found when they self-scouted on Monday, their leftover film notes from the Bears game and answer your mailbag questions. Later, they [...]
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Caleb Williams continues to draw a lot of praise this season for how he has been performing for the Chicago Bears. He returned from a three-game absence in Week 6 and has since led the team to back-to-back wins. Dave Portnoy shared a different take on the star quarterback on Monday and did not hold [...]
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With quarterbacks Caleb Williams and Drake Maye on opposite sides, the NFL world was already excited for the Chicago Bears vs. New England Patriots Thursday Night Football clash. The Bears would ultimately come out on top 30-24, but the Patriots kept clawing their way back throughout the game. Williams completed 22-of-33 passes for 308 yards [...]
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The New England Patriots haven’t exactly been happy with the play of AJ Brown. And they couldn’t handle the Bears in their most recent game. Furthermore, head coach Mike Vrabel got a $250,000 fine for his behavior toward officials, but he had no comment on it, according to a post on X by Ari Meirov. […]
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Seven weeks into the 2026 NFL season the North dominates, with every team in both the NFC and AFC North holding winning records. The unbeaten Minnesota Vikings sit atop the pack at 6-0, the only perfect team after the Chiefs, 49ers and others fall. AFC North leader Cleveland (5-2) under new coach Todd Monken adds heat, while the NFC North’s Lions, Bears, Packers and Vikings all remain competitive. Minnesota now faces a tough stretch – a road game at Detroit, then home versus Buffalo and away trips to Green Bay and San Francisco – and will likely emerge around 8-2. Their surge hinges on Brian Flores’ defense compensating for an inconsistent offense.
The Chicago Bears are reportedly preparing to be aggressive at the trade deadline. But they aren’t alone in their pursuit for a significant upgrade. Every team in the NFC North is currently in the playoff hunt. The Minnesota Vikings lead the way with a 6-0 record. The Bears are 5-2 while the Detroit Lions are [...]
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NFL observers seem to suggest the San Francisco 49ers need to pursue Maxx Crosby. And the Bears have been mentioned as a team that could use Khalil Mack. Both teams are targeting defensive line help at the trade deadline, including some surprises, according to a post on X by Jordan Schultz. “I think we’re headed […]
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The Chicago Bears have momentum on their side, 2-0 with quarterback Caleb Williams back under center. But in Week 8, they’ll face the tall task of taking on the defending Super Bowl champion Seattle Seahawks. Williams and company will have their hands full, as Seattle leads the league in total defense, allowing 233.9 yards per [...]
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The Chicago Bears are gearing up for an aggressive push at the November 10 trade deadline, according to NFL insider Jordan Schultz. Poles has reportedly connected with multiple defensive prospects, including edge rushers Josh Sweat, Khalil Mack and DE DeForest Buckner. While the Los Angeles Chargers say Mack isn’t for sale, a potential 0‑7 loss could change their stance. The Bears sit 5‑2, second in the NFC North and fifth seed in the NFC, and history shows GM Ryan Poles isn’t shy about in‑season deals.
Caleb Williams topped 300 yards again, Luther Burden broke out, and Cairo Santos made up for an earlier miss as the Bears held off the Patriots 30-24, but Cole Kmet’s injury and a shaky cornerback room loom over the win.
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On this special crossover episode between Patriots Daily and All 32 NFL Podcast, CLNS Media’s Taylor Kyles and BSJ’s Mike Giardi break down the Patriots’ week 7 loss on Thursday Night Football to the Chicago Bears 30-24. They look at the players who made a big impact in the game and break down whose stock [...]
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Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams was fined for his cleat choice, but he reportedly doesn't have to worry about footing the bill.
The Chicago Bears sit at 5-2 behind the undefeated Minnesota Vikings in the NFC North. A look at the Vikings, San Francisco 49ers and Seattle Seahawks as the NFC's most fearsome teams.
The Seattle Seahawks snap a two‑game skid with a dominant 20‑3 win over the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday Night Football. A defense‑only game plan sees Seattle line up in nickel for every snap, featuring Julian Love, Nick Emmanwori, Devon Witherspoon, Josh Jobe and Ty Okada on the field nonstop. Offensively, Anthony Bradford returns from IR, while Emanuel Wilson shoulders the backfield in Jadarian Price’s absence and tight end Nick Kallerup sees a career‑high 26 snaps. The victory sets up a Monday Night showdown against the Chicago Bears in Week 8.
NFL insider Jordan Schultz says he’d be shocked if the San Francisco 49ers don’t pull off a trade before the deadline, joining the Chicago Bears as the two most aggressive clubs. He links the 49ers to pass‑rush targets Josh Sweat, Khalil Mack and DeForest Buckner, noting the team ranks 24th in pressure rate and needs more edge threats after the Falcons’ success pressuring Kyle Shanahan. Schultz predicts 12‑20 trades league‑wide and suggests a move for Mack—who posted a sack, two TFLs and three pressures in Week 4—could be plausible. The article weighs the odds of multiple 49ers deals as the deadline looms.
In Week 7’s NFC North showdown, the Green Bay Packers fell 20‑17 to the Detroit Lions after rookie kicker Trey Smack missed a crucial field goal. A late rough‑ing‑the‑passer call on defensive tackle Karl Brooks sparked controversy, prompting Tom Brady to label the penalty “definitely not roughing the passer.” The loss drops the Packers to 4‑3 and places them behind the Lions, Bears and Vikings in a tight playoff race. With injuries mounting and coach Matt LaFleur urging discipline, Green Bay’s postseason hopes hang in the balance.
The NFL Trade Deadline deals that would be a dream for football fans if the Chiefs, Bears, VIkings and more would make these trades.
The NFL trade deadline is quickly approaching, and Khalil Mack has been a hot name in the rumor mill with the Los Angeles Chargers owning the worst record in the league (0-6). On Monday, NFL insider Ian Rapoport claimed that the Chicago Bears are one team potentially seeking a deal to acquire Mack. During a […]
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The Chicago Bears could be looking to add to the secondary after recent struggles from the unit has made it clear that one more piece
On Thursday Night Football, the Chicago Bears edged out the defending AFC champion New England Patriots thanks to three key factors. First, an unmistakable belief across the roster and coaching staff fueled clutch plays from newcomers like D’Marco Jackson and veterans returning from injury. Second, running back D’Andre Swift delivered a grinding 78‑yard, one‑touchdown performance that wore down the Patriots’ defense. Third, rookie wideout Luther Burden III exploded for a team‑high 130 yards from scrimmage, averaging over 30 yards per catch. The Bears’ collective confidence and fresh playmakers proved decisive in the upset.
The Chicago Bears are still basking in the glow of their 30-24 victory over the New England Patriots. However, quarterback Caleb Williams’ pockets are now feeling lighter despite the win. The NFL has fined Williams $11,941 for wearing Caddix brand clears. Since Caddix isn’t an official partner with the league, Chicago’s quarterback got hit with [...]
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The Chicago Bears are 5-2, but defensive struggles are creating a growing concern that Ben Johnson must address before it costs them wins.
The Carolina Panthers' defense, under coordinator Ejiro Evero, opened the 2026 season with a crushing 59‑point loss to the Chicago Bears and again struggled against Tampa Bay’s ground game, surrendering 322 rushing yards and 43 points. Despite improved play against Atlanta in Week 2, the unit remains bottom‑ten in third‑down stops and penalties, raising questions about Ever0’s job security. The author argues the defensive collapses are too frequent for a roster that includes stars like Derrick Brown, suggesting it may be time to reassess Evero’s fit, though not yet firing him.