A season that started with playoff hopes can’t end soon enough for the Bears. It will come to an end when they visit the rival Green Bay Packers on Jan. 5.

The best part about the Chicago Bears having a short week playing on Thursday Night Football is that another loss came quickly, and there's only one more game left on the miserable season. Closing out their home slate of games this season at Soldier Field ...

The Chicago Bears gave their fanbase a colossal lump of coal as they extended their impressive losing streak to ten games after dropping a doozy to the

Geno Smith and the Seahawks fended off the host Bears on Thursday night at a rainy Soldier Field, maintaining their slim chances at winning the NFC West.

Your full holiday week of football continues with "Thursday Night Football," as Caleb Williams and the Chicago Bears host the Seattle Seahawks. While the 4-11 Bears have already been eliminated from playoff contention,

The Chicago Bears matched the longest single-season losing streak in franchise history with a 6-3 loss to the Seattle Seahawks on Thursday night at Soldier Field. Quarterback Caleb Williams had a chance to lead the Bears (4-12) to their first victory since Oct.

One thing going for the Bears is that the talent is there on the roster, but the effort and all around production has been what's lacking. Ahead of Thursday's matchup, here are three reasons to be optimistic for a Bears win for the first time in 10 games.