The Chicago Bears completely spoiled HBO's 'Hard Knocks' episode 3 for the Buffalo Bills with their huge preseason victory at Soldier Field.

The Buffalo Bills are undoubtedly Super Bowl contenders. But it's largely been a preseason to forget to this point. That much was clear during the start and end of Tuesday's episode of HBO's Hard Knocks,

The Chicago Bears are locking in their backup quarterback for the next two years. Tyson Bagent has agreed to a two-year extension worth $10 million, with incentives that could push the total value to $16 million.

The Chicago Bears have signed a veteran running back to their roster in a seriesof roster moves ahead of their final preseason game.The post Bears Re-Sign Veteran RB After Losing Rookie to Season-Ending Injuryappeared first on Heavy Sports.

The Chicago Bears dominated the Buffalo Bills in their 38-0 preseason win. We're handing out grades to every unit.

A look at the Bears' defense, their situation at running back and more as they take on Patrick Mahomes, Travis Kelce and the team of the decade.

Running back Royce Freeman is the newest member of the Bears. The Bears announced Freeman's signing on Wednesday. Running back Deion Hankins was placed on injured reserve in a corresponding move. Freeman last saw regular season action with the Rams in 2023 when he ran 77 times for 319 yards and two touchdowns in 14 games.

The Bears are looking for more help at running back as they recently worked out 3 players at the position, according to NFL insider Aaron Wilson.

Tyson Bagent’s contract extension wasn’t the only transaction the Chicago Bears announced today. After a successful tryout on Tuesday, the Bears have signed running back Royce Freeman, and in a corresponding roster move have placed rookie UDFA running back Deion Hankins on injured reserve.