Here are three Bears who should make a push for their respective Pro Bowl debuts in 2025. This one should be pretty obvious. Rome Odunze flew under the radar a bit during his rookie year, but he still ...

The Chicago Bears have certainly addressed a lot of the biggest problems with their roster this offseason, but there are ...

Dayo Odeyingbo and his mother, Betty, share a pride for their Nigerian roots. Dayo felt that pressure the one and only time he visited Nigeria, as a junior in high school.

Here is one burning question for each defensive position for the Chicago Bears ahead of training camp this week.

Dayo Odeyingbo was named after joy, but he fell in love with a brutal game. He's now on a journey for purpose, family and a legacy that lasts.

Bears DL coach Jeremy Garrett on defensive end Dayo Odeyingbo Six years later, Odeyingbo's intensity and passion for football haven't wavered. That was apparent to Garrett when the pair reunited at ...

INDIANAPOLIS – Dayo Odeyingbo’s eyes lit up, and a smile began creeping across his face. Yes, he’s heard the nickname. Hurricane Dayo. It’s the description that popped into Morocco Brown ...

Dayo Odeyingbo was firing off the ball and making some backup linemen's night something to forget. Perhaps Odeyingbo would like to forget this night, too, despite its dominance. Start the day smarter.

General Manager Ryan Poles of the Chicago Bears. Hopes are high for Dayo Odeyingbo in the Windy City. The newest pass rusher for the Chicago Bears just inked a new three-year deal worth $48 million.

Dayo Odeyingbo is far from a finished product, but he is taking the first major steps forward in his young career. We have to hope that this play carries forward over the next few weeks.

Temidayo "Dayo" Odeyingbo (pronounced oh-DANG-bow), whose parents are natives of Nigeria, played in 12 games as a reserve his true freshman season (20 tackles, 4.5 for loss, with 2.5 sacks, one ...

Odeyingbo had limited defensive line experience when he arrived at Vanderbilt Derek Mason ’s expression shifts between frustration and exhilaration when Dayo Odeyingbo ’s name is mentioned.