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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By: Jason Lieser
Williams' 2025 season was promising, no doubt, but Johnson still sees plenty of areas where improvement is needed.
By: Jason Lieser, Patrick Finley
Friday's announcement sounds like a big deal. Is it?
By: Jason Lieser
Williams jumped five spots from his rookie season, when the Bears made him the No. 1 overall pick in the draft.
By: Jason Lieser
The Bears also haven't gotten nickel cornerback Kyler Gordon back from another soft-tissue injury.
By: Jason Lieser
Parsons had a lot of compliments for Williams in a clip released by NFL Network ahead of its upcoming “NFL Top 100" series.
How are things going at the Bears' mandatory minicamp?
By: Jason Lieser
The last time they were this dependent on Johnson was in 2021, when they struggled to find starting-caliber cornerbacks other than him.
By: Jason Lieser
He almost certainly will be their Week 1 starter alongside Coby Bryant, but the Bears aren't handing him the job.
By: Jason Lieser
Entering his seventh season with the Bears, Kmet has adapted to become whatever version of himself each coach has needed. It's why he's still around.
By: Jason Lieser
Both joint practices are on the road, but open to the public ahead of preseason games against those teams.
