Game Day Discussion
Bears honoring Mike Ditka tonight
The Chicago Bears haven't been at home in the last two weeks.
During that time, former head coach Mike Ditka passed away. Now, the Bears are back at Soldier Field in Week 7 to face the New England Patriots. At point during the game, the Bears will take time to honor Ditka.
Every play from Caleb Williams
Watch every play Caleb Williams made on Sunday here! Awesome cut up I saw on social media.
Bears inactives vs. Falcons
Case Keenum, Kyle Monangai, T.J. Edwards, Tyrique Stevenson, Keyshaun Elliott, Jordan McFadden and Jayden Loving are all for the Chicago Bears today.
Kickoff from Mercedes-Benz Stadium is set for noon CT on Fox.
Hate that Caleb's moment got watered down
Maybe the worst part of the loss for the Bears is the fact that Caleb Williams' other worldly throw to Cole Kmet to tie the game will always be watched with the memory of the OT loss.
It's just a bonkers play. And I wish it meant more.
Bears inactives vs. Rams on SNF
The Chicago Bears have six players not suiting up for tonight's game against the Los Angeles Rams.
Case Keenum will be the emergency quarterback. Defensive back Nick McCloud (groin), receiver Jahdae Walker, offensive lineman Braxton Jones (knee), linebacker Ruben Hyppolite II and Joe Tryon-Shoyinka (concussion) aren't playing.
Bears will NOT host NFC Championship Game
Seahawks are absolutely rolling the 49ers.
Seattle awaits the winner of Bears-Rams. That game will be in Seattle.
Best Chicago sports day since...
Saturday, January 10th, 2026 for Chicago sports teams:
- Bears score 25 points in fourth quarter for first playoff win over Packers since the Sunday after Pearl Harbor (!)
- Bulls blow out Mavericks without Josh Giddey, lead wire-to-wire
- Cubs sign Alex Bregman to five-year, $175 million contract
Bears locker room GOOD BETTER BEST SPEECH
Ben Johnson kicks off his locker room speech with "F THE PACKERS"
Game balls go to Colston Loveland, Montez Sweat, and Caleb Williams.
Caleb Williams just pulled a Tom Brady
Before tonight, NFL postseason teams were just 3-158 all-time when trailing by 15+ entering the 4th quarter.
The Bears are the first team to overcome those odds and win since the Patriots came back from 28-3 in the Super Bowl.
THE BEARS DID IT AGAIN!
No words.
The Bears did it again. This team defies all odds. There's nothing they can't come back from.