Wrigleyville was up for grabs Friday as the Chicago Cubs blew a six-run lead but rallied for a 13-11 win over the Arizona Diamondbacks.

What will the Chicago Bears do if the players commonly mocked to them at No. 10 are all off the board? Brad Biggs answers your questions weekly.

The Chicago Bears could have multiple opportunities to trade up or down in the first round of the 2025 NFL draft.

The Bears' new offensive line coach, Dan Roushar, met with reporters this week and, to put it bluntly, failed to give Jones a vote of confidence as Chicago's offseason workout program marches on.

Opposing quarterbacks will have a hard time stepping up in the pocket if the interior faces a healthy rotation of Harmon, Jarrett, and Dexter. The Bears ... the edge would give Chicago a true ...

The Chicago Bears have announced ... Cubs-Diamondbacks game at Wrigley Field. Bears assistant coaches talked with the media Thursday at Halas Hall, including offensive line coach Dan Roushar on the ...

The Chicago Bears ... No. 72, giving themselves some breathing room. If they were to take this approach, Brad Biggs of the Chicago Tribune thinks the highest the team could get up the board ...

One other possibility is the Bears using their stash of picks to move up the board. While No. 10 should give Chicago an elite player, selecting in the top five almost guarantees it. In Ryan Wilson ...

The Chicago ... chart says the Bears should get a third-round pick for dropping down three spots. I don’t know the actual value. Now, pretend Miami is only willing to give up a fourth.

The Chicago Bears are in the middle of an ... open for someone currently on the roster to step up at SAM linebacker, or for the team to add another linebacker this offseason. Edwards and Edmunds are ...

As the 2025 NFL draft neared, Chicago Bears ... Bay stepped up big for the draft • Why Jeanty at No. 5 makes sense for the Jags • Jeanty? Warren? Does Bears GM's drafts give hints?

The Chicago Bears locked up a key piece of their secondary for the ... corner and when tasked with outside duties in sub-packages, giving the Bears flexibility in the secondary.