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ChicagoBears.com kicks off a weeklong countdown of the top plays from a memorable 2025 season with Nos. 25-21, including Nahshon Wright's leaping interception in a road win over the Vikings.

YMCA of the USA, the national resource office for the 2,600 YMCAs across the country, has announced the addition of six new members to its National Board of Directors, including Bears executive vice president of revenue & chief business officer Meka Morris.

Selected by the Bears with the 10th overall pick in the draft, tight end Colston Loveland blossomed into a key contributor in 2025, consistently producing impact plays throughout an impressive rookie season.

Centered on Love, Legacy and the City, the Chicago Bears' approach to Black History Month recognizes Black history as foundational to the franchise's story. From the organization's early days to the present, Black players, leaders, fans and communities have helped define the Bears' identity, influence the evolution of the game and shape Chicago's cultural fabric. 

The Bears have four players — offensive linemen Joe Thuney and Drew Dalman and defensive backs Nahshon Wright and Kevin Byard III — participating in the 2025 Pro Bowl Games this week in San Francisco. Check out Byard's postcard from the first NFC practice to hear about his plans for the week, experiencing Wright's first time at the Pro Bowl and more. 

Go behind the scenes for the most unforgettable sounds of the season. From coach Ben Johnson being fired up against the New Orleans Saints to Caleb Williams leading the charge in a big win over the New York Giants to Kevin Byard III and Luther Burden III bringing the intensity during the wild card win over the Packers — plus additional unfiltered moments from players across the roster all year long.

For his overall performance this season as well as his poise and leadership in critical moments, kicker Cairo Santos has been named the Bears' Special Teams Player of the Year by ChicagoBears.com. 

The National Football League on Thursday announced the finalists for the 2025 Protector of the Year Award, which included Chicago Bears offensive lineman Joe Thuney. New in 2025, the Protector of the Year Award recognizes the NFL's top offensive lineman of the season, symbolizing protection, durability and the unsung heroics of the players who shield their teammates and drive their teams forward. The inaugural award will be presented at NFL Honors on Thursday, Feb. 5, 2026.

Re-live all of the Bears' league-leading 33 takeaways from the 2025 season.