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It was choppy and certainly could’ve been more definitive, but the Bears captured their most impressive victory of the season Thursday by beating the Patriots 30-24.

It was fitting that on the night the Bears honored former coach Mike Ditka, they hosted the opponent that Ditka’s...


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Bears tight end Cole Kmet was carted off the field in the fourth quarter Thursday night after hurting his right knee.

Kmet caught a second-down pass from quarterback Caleb Williams and ran up the Bears' sideline, where he was tackled. Kmet went down immediately, was surrounded b...


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The Bears were flagged for an illegal forward handoff on a trick play in the second quarter of Thursday night's game against the Patriots at Soldier Field.

The Bears put tight end Colston Loveland at left tackle and had left tackle Ozzy Trapilo line up to the right of their right tackle. Caleb Williams took the snap and handed the ball forward to left guard Joe Thuney, ...


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There’s been no plan made for a public memorial for Mike Ditka.

Thursday night, then, might have to suffice.

Playing their first home game since the man synonymous with their franchise died Oct. 9, the Bears paid tribute to the legendary coach and Pro Football Hall of Fame...


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The Colts were 7-2 and in first place in the AFC South when they decided to go all-in last November.

In a trade that shocked the NFL world, the Colts traded two first-round draft picks and wide receiver Adonai Mitchell to the Jets for cornerback Sauce Gardner, who had signed a four-year, $120.4 million extension just four months earlier.

The Colts won one more gam...


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