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The Chicago Bears have a tough decision to make with Justin Fields. What do the tape and metrics say about Fields' ultimate potential?

The Bears QB has taken big steps since returning from a four-game absence with a thumb injury — including 268 yards and a touchdown vs. the Falcons last week. But Love has taken giant leaps since his mid-season slump, with 16 touchdowns and one interception in his last seven games.

#Chiefs WR Marquez Valdes-Scantling trended on Twitter after his abysmal performance against the #Bengals.

Chicago Bears fans are ending 2023 with quite a bit of discontent with the report that head coach Matt Eberflus is expected to return next season. NFL Network's Ian Rapoport and Tom Pelissero reported on Saturday that Eberflus' job is likely safe if ...

#Chiefs OC Matt Nagy told reporters about the chemistry between QB Patrick Mahomes and WR Marquez Valdes-Scantling.

If the Bears are inclined to keep Eberflus, he can help his bosses make that case publicly with two convincing wins to close the season.

The fact that they’re back in the same predicament tells you that chairman George McCaskey handled the last decision poorly. But what, if anything, did he learn from it?

The 2021 Super Bowl champions haven’t had a first-round selection since ’16, but they’ve made the most out of almost every personnel decision and are one year ahead of their reset. Plus: Derek Carr's future; Jonathan Taylor's surgery; and this weekend's backup quarterback bonanza in Albert Breer's mailbag.

Chris Tabor had just won his first game as the Panthers’ interim head coach — a sloppy, rainy 9-7 victory against the Falcons on Sunday — and it felt good.

Offensive coordinator Matt Nagy explained how the #Chiefs coaching staff is holding players accountable in 2023.

Kansas City #Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes says former offensive coordinator Eric Bieniemy set the standard for accountability.