Patrick Finley is a journalist covering the Chicago Bears and the NFL for the Chicago Sun-Times. With a focus on local sports, Patrick provides in-depth analysis, breaking news, and updates on the Bears' roster, coaching staff, and draft prospects. He also hosts the Halas Intrigue podcast, offering listeners an inside look at the team's latest developments.
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By: Patrick Finley
J.J. McCarthy, former Nazareth QB, selected by Vikings in 1st round of 2024 NFL Draft
By: Patrick Finley
Hours after Williams said he asked the Bears for reasons why the team had a well-worn history of quarterback struggles, GM Ryan Poles said that “we've got to stop going back all the time.”
Caleb Williams is No.1 in more ways than, well, one. Caleb Williams is No.1 in more ways than, well, one.
The Bears ended up taking five players after giving up a 2025 fourth-rounder to pick Kansas defensive end Austin Booker in the fifth round.
Everyone's got their origin story. This is Caleb Williams'. Everyone's got their origin story. This is Caleb Williams'.
The Bears began signing undrafted free agents not long after the end of the NFL draft Saturday.
Last year's NFC runner-up emerged from free agency the way they entered it: the favorite in the North with the Packers, and breakout star quarterback Jordan Love, on their heels.
The tackle is recovering from a quad injury he suffered last year at Yale.
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