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Take a look back at some classic pictures from Bears training camp through the years.

Gabby Hajduk previews the Bears' special teams, which features a returning group of specialists, new faces in the return game and several core weapons on the coverage units. 

Bears second-round pick Luther Burden III was a two-time first-team All-SEC selection at Missouri who has prioritized giving back to the places where he grew up.

Since he was 6 years old, Luther Burden III was a name known throughout the city of St. Louis as he dominated every basketball court and football field he stepped foot on. Not only did he desire to be the best, but he also used sports to keep busy as a way to avoid going down the wrong path. Instead of using football to escape where he was from, the receiver wanted to show the youth around him the importance of staying close to home and elevating the communities that shaped him. That culminated in him blazing his own trail and continuing to shine in his home state at the University of Missouri before being drafted by the Bears in the second round of the 2025 NFL Draft. Through his friends, family and coaches, learn more about Luther Burden III and how family and football guided him to Chicago.

Senior writer Larry Mayer breaks down a deep and talented secondary led by cornerbacks Jaylon Johnson, Tyrique Stevenson and Kyler Gordon along with safeties Kevin Byard III and Jaquan Brisker.

It took two calls from general manager Ryan Poles to convince Texas A&M defensive lineman Shemar Turner that the Bears were drafting him in the second round.

Catch quarterback Case Keenum as he discusses his veteran leadership and impact on the latest episode of Bears, etc. Plus, don't miss Jeff and Tom's takes on the three biggest position battles to keep an eye on during training camp.

Follow the journey of Chicago Bears defensive lineman Shemar Turner as he turns his dream into reality. Growing up in Mansfield, Texas, Shemar encountered adversity in school, facing expulsion and ongoing struggles with his grades. It was his uncle's guidance that helped shape him into the resilient, determined man he is today. From dominating at DeSoto High School to battling personal loss at Texas A&M, Shemar's path to the NFL was anything but easy. Through grit, growth and perseverance, he overcame every obstacle and earned his shot when he was selected 62nd overall by the Bears in the 2025 NFL Draft.

Writer Gabby Hajduk previews the Bears' linebackers, who are highlighted by returning captains Tremaine Edmunds and T.J. Edwards.