With the Tampa Bay Buccaneers pass defense in shambles, Chicago Bears quarterback Mitchell Trubisky might be in store for a career game in Week 4.
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Early season comparisons between Chicago Bears quarterback Mitchell Trubisky and Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes are unfair.
The Chicago Bears have been extremely fortunate in terms of staying healthy early on in the 2018 NFL season, and have to hope that continues.
The Chicago Bears offense has struggled generating explosive plays through the first two games, and Tarik Cohen's lack of involvement is partially to blame.
After a poor second half versus the Green Bay Packers, the Chicago Bears defense should get back to their dominating ways against the Seahawks in Week 2.
For the Chicago Bears offense to truly take off in 2018, Mitchell Trubisky must take more shots down the field and stretch the defense vertically.
The Chicago Bears must control the line of scrimmage if they want to head into Lambeau Field and beat the Green Bay Packers in Week 1 of 2018.
Starting fast — both in games and the win/loss column — is vital for the Chicago Bears in the 2018 NFL season in terms of their success.
With every spot on the 53-man roster extremely valuable, is there a place for Chicago Bears third-string quarterback Tyler Bray to make the team?
As the Chicago Bears set their 2018 roster, here are three players who might be able to find a spot on the 53-man roster.
Despite the 2018 regular season quickly approaching, there are still a ton of 'unknowns' on the Chicago Bears and Matt Nagy's offense.
Although Tarik Cohen has made a minimal impact in the preseason, he's still one of the biggest keys to offensive success for the Chicago Bears.
With more strong preseason showings, rookie James Daniels could force his way into the starting lineup for the Chicago Bears.
Kevin White needs to start producing now in the 2018 preseason if he wants to make the Chicago Bears 53-man roster ahead of meaningful games.
The Chicago Bears desperately need fourth-year defensive tackle Eddie Goldman to finally live up to his potential in 2018. Goldman's first three seasons in the NFL have been marked by injuries and inconsistent play.
Chicago Bears outside linebackers Kylie Fitts and Isaiah Irving must prove that their strong performances in the 2018 Hall of Fame Game were no flukes.
Rookie wide receiver Anthony Miller has been an early standout for the Chicago Bears in their practices at 2018 training camp.
Deon Bush and Deiondre' Hall must prove that they can be counted on to be the primary backups at safety for the Chicago Bears in 2018.
With several linebackers missing Chicago Bears training camp practices, Nick Kwiatkoski is getting valuable snaps to show he deserves more playing time.
Every player has a lot to prove in training camp, but some on the Chicago Bears have more to prove than others for the 2018 season.