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The next step could be coming for Gervon Dexter.

The former second-round pick put together another strong season in 2025, starting all 17 games and continuing to establish himself as an important piece of Chicago's defensive front.

His production included:

🧡 6 sacks — 2nd on team
💙 44 total tackles (21 solo)
🧡 2 passes defended
💙 6 tackles for loss — t-2nd on team
🧡 11 QB hits — 3rd on team

After helping the Bears win the division and reach the playoffs, Dexter enters Year 4 with momentum on his side. If his growth continues, he could become one of the defense's most impactful players.

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Colston Loveland put the entire league on notice during his rookie season, turning 82 targets into 713 yards and 6 touchdowns. The connection with Caleb Williams is already looking elite. 🐻✈️

Life is just better when the Bears are on

Should we add a trusty veteran to our D-line? 👀

ESPN analyst picks new edge rushers for Bears, Packers, Vikings ESPN's Aaron Schatz recommended that 3 NFC North teams all add veteran edge rushers before the 2026 season.

The dynamic signal-caller solidified his place in organizational history after being unveiled as the first Chicago player to anchor the iconic video game cover.

Entering a highly anticipated sophomore season, the transcendent field general generated monumental offseason buzz following an electric campaign that completely rewrote the team record books.

Williams helps the offense by unleashing spectacular cross-body throws and diagnosing defensive coverage masks to maintain impeccable drive cadence.

Shattering the single-season franchise passing yardage standard while securing a dramatic overtime playoff victory has completely altered expectations across the Midway.

Team leadership is focused on maximizing this competitive momentum as voluntary minicamp repetitions translate into an explosive tactical installation this summer.

Luther Burden leaves kids screaming with 1 Caleb Williams phone call 😂👉bit.ly/CalebKids

Colston Loveland could be the next great all-around tight end.

The Athletic named him one of the NFL’s 10 most versatile players entering 2026 after a rookie season where he became a major piece of Chicago’s passing game.

Loveland finished second among tight ends in yards per route run, and over his final six games, that number jumped to 2.42.

He also improved as a blocker, giving Ben Johnson a weapon who can stay on the field in every situation.

With Caleb Williams entering Year 2 in the system, Loveland could become one of the NFL’s most productive tight ends.

The move that signals a new direction in Chicago.

Before the expectations, before the talk of a new offensive identity under Ben Johnson, there’s this, another weapon added to the Caleb Williams-led system.

Not just a roster upgrade, but a clear shift in how the Bears want to build, attack, and evolve on offense moving forward.

A quiet but meaningful step in shaping what comes next: Full breakdown in comments 🔗👇

Chicago isn’t done adding firepower!

Bears give Caleb Williams, Ben Johnson another weapon The Bears are adding explosive depth to their offense, signing former Browns and UFL WR and return specialist Kaden Davis to a one-year deal.

Hope his day is going swell!