Don’t look now…actually, do look now. Because Caleb Williams and the Bears have never been cooler to root for. @kdthompson5 ...

The Monsters of the Midway appear to have returned to Chicago this season — at least when it comes to taking the ball away from opponents. That 1985 Bears team led the NFL in fewest points allowed (12 ...

The New England Patriots dismantled the Los Angeles Chargers 16–3 in a dominant NFL Playoffs Wild Card showing that never felt in doubt. From the opening snap, the Patriots controlled the game with ...

While there have been 59 Super Bowl champions, few have been celebrated more than the 1985 Chicago Bears, a truly larger than life team that took the NFL by storm en route to capturing the franchise's ...

There will be assorted members on hand from the greatest team for a single season in NFL history Monday night at Soldier Field, as they celebrate the 40th anniversary of Chicago's only Super Bowl win.

Forty years ago, the Chicago Bears were off to their best start in four decades. The impressive season ended with a Super Bowl win in New Orleans. Here’s a look back at the 1985 season, captured in 10 ...

Assistant defensive backs/safeties coach Matt Giordano catches up with Jeff Joniak and Tom Thayer on Bears, etc. as OTAs kick off Wednesday at Halas Hall. Jeff Joniak and Tom Thayer are joined by ...

What is your earliest memory as a Chicago Bears fan? Our own @ryandroste writes about his!

If you're looking for something to watch this Thanksgiving weekend, look no further than "THE SHUFFLE," an HBO Original documentary short film that explores the making of the 1985 Chicago Bears’ ...

Former Chicago Bears player Emery Moorehead, who lives in Arvada from January through June, shows his 1985 Super Bowl ring. (Chris Tomasson/The Denver Gazette) When he has attended reunions for the ...

Former University of Arkansas All-American Dan Hampton, a 2002 inductee into the Pro Football Hall of Fame, will serve as a premier panelist during the annual Hot Springs Documentary Film Festival ...

Bill Murray was the first guest to join Peyton Manning and Eli Manning on ESPN's ManningCast during the 2025 season. Maybe the world's most beloved Chicago sports fan, Murray was easily convinced to ...