As the offseason comes to an end and the beginning of minicamps are near, many media outlets are handing out their offseason grades, and one outlet gave the Bears the highest possible grade for what they got done this year.

Chicago Bears QB Caleb Williams was ranked among the NFL's worst in this new ranking of the league's 32 starters.

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Former NFL star Boomer Esiason ripped Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams after a new book detailed how he had tried to avoid being selected by the team.

It's one thing for a Chicago Bears fan to be excited about the upside of Ben Johnson's offense in 2025. It's another for this offense to crack a top-10 preseason ranking as training camp approaches. And that's exactly what's happened after the frenzy of offseason moves orchestrated by general manager Ryan Poles.

Former Packers superstar Clay Matthews talked with the "Bussin' With The Boys" podcast about how his viral draft day moment came to be.

While Chicago hasn't won a playoff game since the 2010 campaign, it will look to change that during the upcoming season. After all, it hired new head coach Ben Johnson after he helped the Detroit Lions become one of the best teams in the league as their offensive coordinator.

With the release of the NFL schedule Wednesday night, we've decided to get ready for that by breaking down every team's strength of schedule for the 2025 season, and um, Giants fans, you might want to stop reading right now.

According to ESPN's Seth Wickersham in his new book "American Kings: A Biography of the Quarterback", Williams father Carl described Chicago as "the place quarterbacks go to die" while Caleb Williams told his inner-circle before the draft "I don't think I can do it with [former Bears offensive coordinator Shane] Waldron."

From Minecraft to Mario Kart, plenty of NFL teams had younger fans in mind while revealing schedules in the growing tradition of videos on the social platform X.

The Williams family considered steering the quarterback away from the Bears with a hostile public relations offensive before Caleb Williams decided he “wasn’t ready to nuke the city,” the book said. After visiting Halas Hall in April 2024, just weeks before the draft, Williams told his father he was comfortable becoming a Bear.