The Chicago Bears and the Pittsburgh Steelers are facing in Week 12 of the NFL season. These are two division leaders but this game has one caveat that affects both sides.

With 4:31 remaining in the first half of Sunday's game, the Atlanta Falcons had just allowed a touchdown to Chicago Bears quarterback Justin Fields. It was the Bears' second consecutive scoring drive and gave the team 17 unanswered points. In that time ...

The Chicago Bears are hoping to qualify for the playoffs for the first time since the 2020 season, and they’re currently lined up for a tough postseason matchup.

D'Andre Swift, who missed last week in a win over the Cincinnati Bengals and was questionable this week due to a groin injury and personal reasons, is expected to play on Sunday when the 5-3 Bears take on the New York Giants.

It was so cold Saturday in the 35-13 loss by the Bears at Soldier Field that linebacker Nick Morrow was still feeling it 30 minutes after the game. "As you're playing I don't even think you feel it," Morrow said. "On the sideline, oh my goodness.

The Chicago Bears‘ comeback ability has been one of the major storylines across the NFL over the past month. Not only have the Bears won five of the past

Caleb Williams, the second overall pick in the 2024 draft, has not only overcome an 0-2 start to put the Bears in playoff position, but through nine games is on pace to throw for 4,035 yards. This would shatter the current franchise high of 3,838 yards thrown by Erik Kramer in 1995.

Aaron Rodgers may have exited last week’s game with an injury, but he’s still expected to suit up against Chicago. And if history tells us anything, it’s that Rodgers saves some of his best football for the Bears.