CBS analyst Charles Davis had a lot to say about Bears rookie receiver Luther Burden and what he brings to the offense.

NFL teams go into the draft with varying levels of resources -- often based upon their win-loss record from the prior season. Those resources do not guarantee a successful draft but, in theory, should increase the odds.

The place where you grow up can shape you as surely as a chisel shapes wood. Chicago Bears first-round draft pick Colston Loveland most assuredly was shaped in Gooding, Idaho.

Before the Bears' 2025 schedule is officially released, we're taking one last stab at predicting the entire 17-game slate.

The Bears' biggest mistake in the 2025 NFL Draft wasn’t necessarily selecting a bad player. In all reality, Luther Burden might turn out to be a serviceable pro. Still, he wasn’t what the team needed. Not now. Not with the opportunity to shore up areas that have consistently plagued Chicago’s chances of climbing into contender status.

The NBA draft lottery once again produced straight-up drama and intrigue this week, with the Dallas Mavericks defying astronomical odds to land the No. 1 overall pick. That got us thinking about the NFL’s draft system that simply rewards the league’s worst teams without any wrinkles.

The schedule-makers aren’t treating the 2025 Chicago Bears like a team with a new head coach and an unproven quarterback coming off a 5-12 season. Ben Johnson, Caleb Williams and company will be in a standalone spot on television five times this season,

The Chicago Bears spent the first NFL draft pick of Ben Johnson's tenure as head coach on tight end Colston Loveland out of Michigan.