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Here’s a look at the Bears’ unofficial depth chart as they gear up for Sunday’s game against the Broncos.
The Chicago Bears are gearing up for their Week 4 game against the Denver Broncos, where Chicago is looking to snap a 13-game losing streak dating back to last season.
The Bears released their latest unofficial depth chart ahead of Sunday’s game against the Broncos, where there aren’t many surprises outside of updates at offensive line and cornerback due to recent roster moves.
Here’s a look at the Bears’ depth chart heading into Week 4:
Here’s a look at the Bears’ unofficial depth chart as they gear up for Sunday’s game against the Bucs.
The Chicago Bears are gearing up for their Week 2 game against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, where Chicago is looking to rebound in what many consider to be a must-win game already.
The Bears released their second unofficial depth chart ahead of Sunday’s game against the Bucs, where there aren’t many surprises. It’ll be interesting to see which players get additional opportunities in this game, perhaps a rookie like running back Roschon Johnson.
Here’s a look at the Bears’ depth chart heading into Week 2:
The Bears released their unofficial depth chart ahead of Sunday’s season opener against the Packers.
The Chicago Bears are gearing up for their Week 1 opener against the Green Bay Packers, where Chicago is looking to snap an eight-game losing streak against their arch rivals.
The Bears released their first unofficial depth chart ahead of Sunday’s season opener against the Packers, which didn’t feature too many surprises and provided the answers to some questions regarding depth at certain positions.
Here’s a look at the Bears’ first depth chart of the season:
We’re taking a swing at projecting the Bears’ 2023 depth chart heading into Week 1.
The Chicago Bears have made some updates to their 53-man roster with the addition of four players.
That includes trading for offensive lineman Dan Feeney, signing wide receiver Trent Taylor and claiming defensive end Khalid Kareem and safety Quindell Johnson off waivers.
The Bears will release their first depth chart ahead of their season opener against the Green Bay Packers. But until then, we’re taking a swing at projecting the Bears’ 2023 depth chart heading into Week 1.
Here’s a look at the Bears’ depth chart ahead of Saturday’s preseason finale vs. Bills.
The Chicago Bears are gearing up for their final preseason game against the Buffalo Bills on Saturday, where players on the roster bubble will have one last chance to prove themselves.
The Bears released their final unofficial depth chart ahead of Saturday’s preseason finale against the Bills, but it’s far from being finalized. It’s worth noting that it’s identical to the first one released before the preseason kicked off. Which tells us to take everything with a grain of salt until it’s official, especially as there have been some impressive outings that have surely helped players climb the depth chart.
Here’s a look at the Bears’ latest unofficial depth chart ahead of Saturday’s game:
With the first week of the preseason in the books, here’s our updated Bears 53-man roster prediction, featuring some new additions.
The Chicago Bears opened the preseason with a 23-17 win over the Tennessee Titans, which featured a hot start for the starting offense and a dominant defensive effort.
There have been a number of standout players and intriguing roster battles through training camp and Chicago’s preseason win against Tennessee.
While there are a number of roster spots all but locked up at this point, there have been some under-the-radar players making their case for a spot.
With the first preseason game in the books, here’s our updated 53-man roster prediction.
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Before the Bears kick things off against the Titans, here’s an updated look at the 90-man roster, organized by the unofficial depth chart.
After two weeks of training camp practices, the Chicago Bears will finally get to play another team. The Bears will face the Tennessee Titans in the preseason opener Saturday at Soldier Field.
There have been some recent roster changes over the last week of training camp, including the additions of defensive end Yannick Ngakoue, tight end Marcedes Lewis and guard Logan Stenberg.
Before the Bears kick things off against the Titans, here’s an updated look at the 90-man roster — organized by the unofficial depth chart.
The Bears have released their first unofficial depth chart ahead of their preseason opener vs. the Titans, and there was plenty to unpack.
The Chicago Bears released their first unofficial depth chart ahead of their preseason opener against the Tennessee Titans.
When looking at Chicago’s first unofficial depth chart, there are some things that aren’t much of a surprise — Justin Fields listed as the starting quarterback, Khalil Herbert and D’Onta Foreman leading the way at running back and the top trio of wideouts in DJ Moore, Darnell Mooney and Chase Claypool. But there are also plenty of surprises, including some former veteran starters.
Here’s what we learned from the Bears’ first unofficial depth chart:
The Bears have released their first unofficial depth chart ahead of their preseason opener vs. Titans, which includes plenty of surprises.
The Chicago Bears are gearing up for their first preseason game against the Tennessee Titans on Saturday, where we’ll get our first glimpse at the Bears in live action this summer.
The Bears released their first unofficial depth chart ahead of Saturday’s preseason opener against the Titans. While it’s far from being finalized, there are plenty of notable surprises at some notable positions, including defensive end and cornerback.
Here’s a look at the Bears’ first unofficial depth chart:
As the Bears gear up for the second week of training camp, we’re predicting what the depth chart could look like.
The Chicago Bears return to the practice field Friday for their second week of training camp, which will feature plenty of roster battles and competition for starting roles or roster spots.
There have been some standout performances through the first seven practices, which has certainly helped elevate the stock of some players looking to push for a roster spot or starting job.
As the Bears gear up for their second week of camp, we’re doing our best to predict what this depth chart could look like right now.
