Bears

The Chicago Bears promoted John DeFilippo to pass game coordinator while keeping him in his role as quarterbacks coach on Monday.

The Chicago Bears have hired Chris Rumph as defensive line coach after he coached the Houston Texans’ outside linebackers this past season.

Former Chicago Bears tight end Greg Olsen is retiring from the NFL to be a broadcaster for Fox Sports. Overall, he made 742 receptions for 8,683 yards and 60 TDs.

The Chicago Bears promoted safeties coach Sean Desai to replace retired defensive coordinator Chuck Pagano on Friday.

The NFL suspended Chicago Bears defensive linemen Mario Edwards Jr. for the first two games next season Friday for violating the league’s policy against performance-enhancing substances.

The Chicago Bears plan to keep general manager Ryan Pace and coach Matt Nagy for at least another season.

The Chicago Bears looked as if they were propping open a championship window when they captured the NFC North at 12-4 two years ago. Back-to-back .500 regular seasons later, changes could be coming.

The Chicago Bears season ended on Sunday night with a 21-9 loss to the New Orleans Saints. The Saints will go on to play Tampa Bay.

Saints linebacker Demario Davis’ largely productive NFL career also has had its share of disappointing, teachable moments.

The Chicago Bears got the help they needed to make the playoffs for the second time in coach Matt Nagy’s three seasons.

The Chicago Bears aren’t worrying about how they made the playoffs. They’re in and that’s what matters most to them.

The Packers beat the Bears on Sunday at Soldier Field, but the Bears are still going to the playoffs. Chicago clinched a playoff spot because the Los Angeles Rams beat the Arizona Cardinals.

Aaron Rodgers and the Green Bay Packers are rolling with five straight wins and their second straight NFC North championship.

Mike Richardson, the former Chicago Bears star cornerback who was a part of the Super Bowl XX team, was arrested Wednesday on murder charges in Arizona.

The Chicago Bears head into the final week with their eyes on Aaron Rodgers and the Green Bay Packers and their chances to grab a playoff spot still alive.

The Chicago Bears kept their playoff hopes alive on Sunday by beating the Jacksonville Jaguars 41-17. If the Bears beat the Packers next week, they will clinch an NFC playoff spot.

Allen Robinson faces his former team for the first time Sunday as the skidding Jaguars (1-13) host the playoff-hopeful Bears (7-7). It’s a must-win game for Chicago and essentially a must-lose for Jacksonville.

From the doldrums of three weeks ago to now, the Chicago Bears’ offense led by quarterback Mitchell Trubisky has made a major turnaround.