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SNEED EXCLUSIVE: Americans for Prosperity will propose an ordinance that prevents Arlington Heights from using any government subsidies to lure the Bears.

Bristol Bears host Bath Rugby on Friday night in the 2022/23 Gallagher Premiership season opener

After getting 36 takeaways in 2018 under Vic Fangio, the Bears’ defense has just 53 takeaways the past three seasons. Safety Eddie Jackson can feel this defense regaining its bite in Matt Eberflus’ defense in 2022. “I can’t describe the feeling. I just know they’re coming,” he said.

Johnson believes there aren’t many cornerbacks in the NFL better than him when it comes to shutting down an opponent, but he needs to pile up interceptions to strengthen his case as one of the elite at his position.

PITTSBURGH — The Steelers named Mitch Trubisky their starting quarterback Monday afternoon. Well, not officially. Apparently, that will come Tuesday when head coach Mike Tomlin holds his weekly news conference in advance of Sunday's season opener in Cincinnati.

Five-and-a-half weeks after breaking his right thumb on the second day of training camp,

Two of the Bears’ top four wide receivers practiced Monday, setting the table for them to play in the team’s season opener Sunday against the 49ers.

The Bears got some good news on the injury front as Lucas Patrick, Byron Pringle and Velus Jones Jr. all returned to practice Monday.

The Bears have some injury questions to three projected starters on offense ahead of Sunday's opener vs. 49ers.

Soldier Field has a capacity of 61,500, the lowest in the NFL. A new stadium in Arlington Heights would offer an opportunity for a much bigger venue.

The Cowboys have signed former Bears OT Jason Peters after suffering a brutal loss at left tackle.