The Chicago Bears find themselves in the middle of the pack in the NFLPA's annual report card for how players perceive their teams, a lower ranking than they received last year.

The 2024 first-overall pick joined a Bears team that was considered the most talented that any No. 1 pick had a chance to start his career with, but it quickly became evident that the support ...

This could also be a case of muscle memory taking over the second-year QB. Actually, this is the most logical reason for Williams signing with No. 13. Either way, the card holder has a pretty rare ...

Overall, the Bears ranked 14th out of 32 teams in the grades which was down from last year's report card when they were 10th. They earned a grade of A in weight room, locker room and ownership.