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Bears head coach Ben Johnson said, "There were a number of things" that could have been better. Tina, Jim and Pat react to Johnson's postgame remarks.

The Bears led 17-6 in the fourth quarter. Where did it all go wrong? Jim Miller and Pat the Designer offer their thoughts.

When the Bears game is done, Tina Nguyen takes over. With guests Jim Miller and Pat the Designer. They give their first impressions of the Bears' season-opening loss.

The Chicago Bears are hoping for some help from state legislators on passing a bill to help them potentially lessen their property tax burden.

Bears CEO Kevin Warren pitched the team's plans for a new stadium in Arlington Heights to fans in a letter before the team kicked off its season.

Cassie, Anthony, Tina and Lou give their bold predictions for the Bears' season opener vs. Minnesota on Monday Night Football.

The Vikings come to town with a blitz-happy DC and a new QB. Tina Nguyen takes a look at the other sideline.

Bears safety Jaquan Brisker is finally back. Cassie Carlson goes one on one with the Penn State product as he prepares to finally return to the field.

What's for dinner on the Waldron Deck? How about octopus named after our very own Lou Canellis? Tina Nguyen visits the tailgaters cooking up some octopus.

Jaylon Johnson, Christian Darrisaw, Kyler Gordon: A few of the names that are out on Monday night. Anthony Herron breaks down how that will affect the season opener.

Ben Johnson said there's no reason this Bears team can't win. Cassie Carlson's Bear Necessities breaks down where we stand on the beginning of the Johnson era in Chicago.

It's a longstanding tradition - tailgating was in full swing at Soldier Field hours before the Chicago Bears open the season against the Minnesota Vikings.

J.J. McCarthy, from La Grange Park, grew up watching the Bears. Now, he makes his NFL debut with the Vikings against his hometown team. We spoke with his high school coach, teachers, and community about this full circle moment ahead of Monday night.

Just hours before the Chicago Bears were set to kick off their 2025 season on Monday night against the Minnesota Vikings, team President and CEO Kevin Warren made a direct pitch to fans about plans to build a new stadium in suburban Arlington Heights.