Jason Lieser is a Chicago Bears Reporter at the Chicago Sun-Times. He covers various aspects of sports, with a focus on team sports, major league sports, and the business of competitive athletics. Lieser has been featured in The Palm Beach Post, Knowledia, and Chicago Public Media.
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Jason Lieser's focus is primarily on local sports, particularly football and the NFL, with a specific emphasis on Chicago Bears coverage. He regularly provides event coverage, expert commentary, and analysis of game strategies.
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Breaking down the Bears ' Thursday training camp practice: What happened The Bears didn't do anything too advanced or intense, but quarterback Caleb Williams was sharp throughout.
By: Jason Lieser
Odunze missed five games because of a stress fracture and was limited when he returned for the playoffs.
By: Jason Lieser
Coen sideswiped Williams while mentioning how little attention his own team gets.
By: Jason Lieser
The Bears are weighing whether to commit to a massive contract, and those don't come with asterisks.
By: Jason Lieser
Bryant, the gem of free agency for the Bears, got hurt in a one-on-one drill.
By: Jason Lieser
While the emphasis was the rushing attack, the Bears also had an exciting period of wide receivers going one-on-one against defensive backs.
The team's starting safety will miss 8-10 weeks after injuring his knee in training camp.
By: Jason Lieser
Using Cole Kmet, Colston Loveland and Sam Roush together reflects his motto to, “Make the same things look different and different things look the same,” in his play designs.
By: Jason Lieser
Edwards has been one of the team's top tacklers the last three seasons and is a key part of its run defense.
By: Jason Lieser
After a strong first week, the offense has dipped this week and pre-snap issues have been a problem.
