Looking across the Chicago Bears defensive line, a pair of veterans pop out immediately in Montez Sweat and Grady Jarrett.

Bears edge rusher Montez Sweat believes his new teammate Grady Jarrett will play a big leadership role on defense.

Day 1 of Bears minicamp is in the books. Our takeaways from Tuesday's practice, including the offense making strides and the ...

Bears pass rusher Montez Sweat is excited to have safety Jaquan Brisker back on the field and the energy he brings to the ...

The Bears’ offseason will progress to its next step this week with the start of mandatory minicamp. The team will hold three ...

So far, the early impressions of the new coaching staff have been outstanding, as has the attendance from the majority of the ...

Ben Johnson doesn’t want the Bears to be a “palms-up team.” That’s a message he’s sent to quarterback Caleb Williams and the ...

Shortly after joining the Bears, Sweat locked down a four-year, $98 million contract extension that included $72 million ...

NFL.com suggests that, contrary to some popular belief, the Chicago Bears' first offseason priority should be to add a ...

The Bears brought in Case Keenum to mentor Caleb Williams. He figured to play behind Tyson Bagent, the team’s established ...

Is Montez Sweat overrated? Opinions around the NFL may have changed, particularly after the recent comments of one exec.