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In celebration of Women's History Month, the Chicago Bears are giving flowers by recognizing impact, honoring legacy and elevating women whose leadership continues to move football forward. ChicagoBears.com spoke with a group of women, self-titled the Lady Bears, who have built a tight knit community around their diehard Bears fandom and passion for giving back to their city.

Jeff Joniak, Tom Thayer and Jim Miller catch up with new Bears linebacker Devin Bush to discuss his excitement for the upcoming season. Plus, offensive coordinator Press Taylor dives into what it means to step into his new role.

With the NFL Draft only one month away, we reviewed a dozen mock drafts to see who pro football analysts are projecting the Bears will select with the 25th pick in the first round.

New Bears defensive back Cam Lewis talks with ChicagoBears.com about his former baseball career, his favorite memory of backup QB Case Keenum in Buffalo, his guilty pleasure song and much more.

Offensive coordinator Press Taylor sits down with Jeff Joniak and Tom Thayer on Bears, etc. to dive into his new position, Ben Johnson's demanding coaching style and how he plans to help elevate the Bears offense during the 2026 season.

New Bears defensive tackle Neville Gallimore talks with ChicagoBears.com about the culture shock of going from playing football in Canada to playing in the United States, his favorite dad activities, retiring from freestyling and much more.

Safety Elijah Hicks is excited to remain with the organization that drafted him and has helped shape his NFL journey after signing a one-year deal with the Bears earlier this month, saying: "I want to be able to see it through. I want to be able to get to that Super Bowl here."

The chance to battle for his old starting job was too good to pass up for Braxton Jones, who returns for a fifth season with the Bears after inking a one-year deal.

The Bears recently concluded the second year of their Monsters Flag Football program, which provides boys and girls, typically ages 11-17, an opportunity to learn and develop flag football skills through 90-minute training sessions. Sponsored by Invisalign, the program grew exponentially in its second year as the Bears hosted 25 clinics for more than 2,600 students.