Adam Jahns is an Assistant Online Preps Editor for The Athletic, with a focus on national and Chicago sports. He primarily covers the Chicago Bears, providing in-depth analysis, scouting reports, and evaluations of players and coaching staff. Adam's articles offer insight into the team's performance, potential scenarios, and the overall direction of the organization.
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By: Adam Jahns
Hockey is the former Michigan star's first love, but did it help him become a better quarterback?
By: Adam Jahns
The Bears own only four picks in the NFL Draft, but two of them are in the top 10. What will they do after picking their new franchise QB?
By: Adam Jahns
Here are five takeaways from Poles and assistant general manager Ian Cunningham's annual pre-draft news conference.
By: Adam Jahns, Kevin Fishbain
The Bears are set to select their new franchise quarterback with the first pick, but what will they do at No. 9?
By: Kevin Fishbain, Adam Jahns
The Chicago Bears enter the 2024 NFL Draft on April 25 with four picks over the three-day draft.
By: Kevin Fishbain, Adam Jahns
With their first No. 1 pick in 77 years, the Chicago Bears hope they have selected their best quarterback in more than a century of football.
By: Adam Jahns
LAKE FOREST, Ill. — In the middle of a video call with the Chicago media on Thursday night, new Bears wide receiver Rome Odunze was asked about the
By: Adam Jahns
Day 2 of the NFL Draft will lack the hoopla of the first for the Chicago Bears . It's not every year that you draft a quarterback with the first selection and then a potential superstar wide receiver at No. 9.
By: Adam Jahns
The Chicago Bears completed their offensive skill-position depth chart on Day 1 of the NFL Draft by selecting quarterback Caleb Williams and wide receiver Rome Odunze.
By: Adam Jahns
The Chicago Bears have only one selection on Day 3 of the NFL Draft : No. 122.
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