But even with Odeyingbo and Montez Sweat in place as Chicago's primary pass rushers, another edge defender was labeled as the team's non-starter to know ahead of the 2025 NFL season by ESPN: second-year pro, Austin Booker.

ESPN recently ranked the Packers and Bears as having similarly capable starting lineups heading into next season.

The Chicago Bears invested heavily into their defensive line throughout the offseason, both signing Grady Jarrett to a $43.5 million contract and spending a second-round pick with Shemar Turner.

As 2025 training camp gets ready to begin, the Chicago Bears were listed among ESPN's top offseason overreactions.

ESPN's Courtney Cronin suggested a few edge rushers who the Bears should consider signing in her training camp preview article.

ESPN came out today with its ranking of every roster in the NFL. It's a comprehensive list from some of the Worldwide Leader's top football minds, and by and la

Chicago Bears GM Ryan Poles has earned no small amount of praise for his reworking of his roster this offseason, but one ESPN analyst is not terribly impressed.

Bears cornerback Jaylon Johnson will be out for the start of training camp with a leg injury, per a recent ESPN report.

Can you hear it? That's the sound of the NFL season creeping ever closer. Training camp is just days away, and in just three short weeks, the Detroit Lions and

The Chicago Bears' biggest strength entering the 2025 was declared by ESPN in their recent breakdown of every team's roster, and it was a breath of fresh air. But, with the good also comes the bad. But according to ESPN, even the Bears' weakest position group isn't all that terrible.