The NFL is considering allowing their players to wear red, white, and blue uniforms—and, of course, yellow flags—in ’28, Dream Team style. And as was the case with the 1992 Michael Jordan/Larry Bird/Magic Johnson NBA combo platter, the American squad would then become heavy favorites. Like, really heavy.

Before being drafted first overall, quarterback Caleb Williams considered trying to force his way away from being drafted by the Chicago Bears.

Caleb Williams is the franchise quarterback of the Chicago Bears, but he reportedly didn't want to be ahead of the 2024 NFL draft.

Though the Chicago Bears saw a two-game regression last season—the team went 5-12 after finishing 7-10 the previous year—there was plenty to be impressed by from rookie quarterback Caleb Williams. The 23-year-old signal-caller ranked third among rookie QBs,

Quarterback Caleb Williams looked to find a way around the NFL's collective bargaining agreement in an effort to avoid being drafted by the Chicago Bears, details from a forthcoming book reveal.

A new book detailed how Caleb Williams and his father tried to do everything to get away from being selected by the Bears.

The Chicago Bears have never had a 4,000-yard passer in the long history of their franchise. Their failure to develop quarterbacks led to Caleb Williams considering options to avoid being drafted by them.

The Chicago Bears' 2025 NFL offseason has been a resounding success on every level. From the hiring of Ben Johnson as head coach to the offensive and defensive line upgrades through trades and free agency,