Maurice Commander

Al Harris bout to turn him into a monster this year, i got chills bra

On some real shit though, like how do you even guard this

The Bears could have a new lockdown secondary 👀

Teams to receive a "B" grade in the PFF Free Agency grades 📝

"This s*** here about to be dangerous. I'm telling you. I'm coming back for everything. The last 2 yrs, I put that on me. This yr, this s*** for my son. I promise you. I promise you." - #Bears CB Tyrique Stevenson #DaBears

PFF listed its top 7 moves of free agency and the Bears signing of Devin Bush was 3rd. PFF paraphrased: He’s had back-to-back 79.0+ PFF grades and was PFFs 9th ranked free agent. Gave up a 69.3 passer rating in coverage the 2nd best LBs. Great contract value. #DaBears

Looking forward to being a Chicago Bear! We building something special ! Thank you God for it all!

Ryan Poles on the Ian Cunningham/comp picks situation: "I'll leave that alone right now."

Top 3 takeaways from Garrett Bradbury’s introductory Bears presser. 1- Was surprised to leave New England but is moving forward quickly helped by Ben Johnson. “I’m fired up.” 2- Good taste in golf partners. Has played with Cole Kmet. 3- Very smart, thoughtful answers. “I’m coming in to help. That starts with building relationships.” He has already connected with Caleb.

Coby Bryant, YOU are a Chicago Bear 🫵

Comp picks are out. I know this will upset some Bears fans. Despite both Ryan Poles and Falcons GM Ian Cunningham being vocal about how Chicago felt it deserved its two 3rd round comp picks for Cunningham’s departure, the league apparently doesn’t see it the same way. The Bears are not one of the teams that has been awarded a third round comp pick in April.

The Bears were loud in the right places (public media settings with maximum visibility at the combine) regarding how they felt wronged by the NFL’s decision to not award comp picks for Ian Cunningham’s departure. It goes against the spirit of what the Rooney Rule is supposed to be about (promoting minority advancement in coaching and front office positions). The NFL was adamant in January that it wasn’t something that could be appealed but the Bears tried anyways. Can’t fault them for their attempt, but fall out from this should lead to a real conversation about the rule in the first place and how poorly this reflects back on the league.

Coby Bryant's contract with the Bears -Base salaries: $1.5M (26), $12.25 (27), $11.75M (28) -$25.75 fully guaranteed through 2027, $12M signing bonus -$340K roster bonuses and $160K workout bonus for '26 -Potential to earn 510K in per-game roster bonuses and $240K workout bonus for '27

Bears Nation let’s do it!!!! Thank you for the opportunity. Let’s work! #BearDown 🐻

Devin Bush 2025 PFF Grades Overall: 87.6 Run Defense: 87.3 Coverage: 80.4 Pass Rush: 68.7

Neville Gallimore 6'2" 307 lbs 29 yrs old Pass rush win %: 2025 = 14.8 For context, Moro Ojomo 15.5, Franklin-Myers 14.9, Jalen Carter 14.6, Gervon Dexter 13.8 He's always been a better pass rusher than run defender.

Rich Eisen just said the Bears met the Raiders price of 2 firsts for Maxx Crosby. But the Ravens pick was earlier this year. Poles wasn't willing to outbid Baltimore. Crosby becomes a Raven. But looks like Chicago truly wanted to land Crosby. Pretty interesting.

Sources: The #Bears are re-signing #Bears LT Braxton Jones for one year, max value $10M. Jones, a former 5th-round pick, started 44 games in 4 years with Chicago.

Former Browns LB Devin Bush reached agreement today on a 3-year, $30 million deal that includes $21 million guaranteed with the Chicago Bears, per agent Drew Rosenhaus.