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Less than 24 hours after playing on Monday Night Football in Minnesota, Bears receiver DJ Moore and running back D'Andre Swift gave back to their community ahead the holiday season by providing shopping sprees for local children and families.

The Bears will be impacted by injuries on both sides of the ball for their Monday night matchup against the Vikings as running back D'Andre Swift is listed as questionable and defensive tackle Gervon Dexter Sr. has been ruled ruled out.

Dr. Janice K. Jackson, CEO of Hope Chicago — a scholarship-based organization designed to support students' and their families' postsecondary education journey — was surprised on Friday at Halas Hall by nickel back Kyler Gordon as the Bears' 2024 Inspire Change Changemaker recipient. 

Bears receiver Rome Odunze reached another milestone in his rookie season Sunday afternoon against the 49ers as he recorded his first two-touchdown game.

Thomas Brown was elevated to Bears interim head coach just over a week ago and will be at the helm for the first time this Sunday when the team travels to San Francisco. Learn more about Brown as he talks with ChicagoBears.com about his sports idols, favorite coaching memory, travel destination and more.

Thomas Brown met with the media at Halas Hall Monday to discuss his new role as the Bears' interim head coach.

Get to know Bears 2024 Walter Payton Man of the Year nominee Andrew Billings as he talks with ChicagoBears.com about his foundation, proudest NFL moment, musical talents and more.

Two of the Bears' key offensive weapons in receiver DJ Moore and running back D'Andre Swift are questionable for Sunday afternoon's matchup with the 49ers in San Francisco.

Caleb Williams had his No. 13 jersey retired by the University of Southern California at halftime of the Trojans' game against Notre Dame last Saturday, becoming just the eighth player in program history to earn the honor.

Through the NFL's annual My Cause My Cleats campaign, 178 Bears staff members painted Nike Air Force 1's to represent causes and organizations close to their heart. For six employees, that meant honoring longtime friend and colleague Katie Nagle. 

Here are some notable numbers and stats from the Bears' Thanksgiving Day matchup with the Detroit Lions.

During warmups of Thursday's game against the Lions, Bears nickel back Kyler Gordon will be sporting special footwear in support of Hope Chicago, a scholarship-focused organization designed to provide students and their parents/guardians with the support needed to graduate from college debt-free, as part of the NFL's My Cause My Cleats initiative.

In addition to the more than 40 Bears players participating in the NFL's annual My Cause My Cleats campaign, the team's leaders – chairman George H. McCaskey, President & CEO Kevin Warren, general manager Ryan Poles and head coach Matt Eberflus – will also be representing organizations close to their heart via custom sneakers. 

The Bears rookie class and a pair of former players helped spread holiday spirit by packing and delivering Thanksgiving meals for hundreds of families in the Chicagoland community through an annual initiative funded by Bears Care, the organization's charitable arm.

The Bears on Sunday honored seven members of Team USA who competed at the 2024 Paris Olympic and Paralympic Games with a halftime celebration at Soldier Field.

Quarterback Caleb Williams orchestrated a pair of scoring drives and help the Bears score 11 points in the final 22 seconds of regulation to force overtime during Sunday's game against the Vikings, a day in which he broke the franchise record for most passing yards by a rookie.

Two of the Bears' offensive weapons – receiver Keenan Allen and running back D'Andre Swift – are listed as questionable for Sunday's matchup against the Vikings.

During a ceremony at halftime of Sunday's game against the Packers at at Soldier Field, the Pro Football Hall of Fame presented Bears legendary return specialist/receiver Devin Hester with the ring he earned for being part of the Class of 2024.

Led by quarterback Caleb Williams, the Bears offense put together an efficient outing Sunday against the Packers, totaling 391 yards and four scoring drives on seven possessions.

Six-year-old Evie Johnson, who became a fan of rookie receiver Rome Odunze during his time at the University of Washington, took a trip with her family to Chicago last weekend to meet her favorite player, visit Halas Hall and watch the Bears take on the Patriots at Soldier Field.

The Bears offensive line is progressing back toward full strength as starting tackles Braxton Jones and Darnell Wright participated in Wednesday's practice at Halas Hall.

Bears safety Jonathan Owens kicked off the holiday season Monday afternoon by hosting his third annual turkey drive to provide Thanksgiving meals for 500 families on the west side of Chicago.

The Bears helped celebrate the 2024 girls flag football season last Friday by hosting the All-State dinner at Halas Hall to honor the sport's top 56 high school student-athletes in Illinois.

The Bears will face off against the Patriots Sunday at Soldier Field without their two starting offensive tackles – Braxton Jones and Darnell Wright – who have been ruled out of the game with knee injuries.

Zacch Pickens is fully healthy after returning from a groin injury and ready to be the Bears' next man up along the defensive line after Andrew Billings was placed on injured reserve.

Ahead of Sunday's game against the Patriots, the Bears are introducing upgraded dining experiences and launching a reusable cup program exclusively in the United Club at Soldier Field.

Bears superfan Mackenzie Currans arrived at Halas Hall last Thursday prepared to enjoy a fan experience after a winning a team sweepstakes but instead was surprised by linebackers Tremaine Edmunds and T.J. Edwards as the team's' 2024 Fan of the Year.

The Bears on Tuesday traded running back Khalil Herbert to the Bengals in exchange for a 2025 seventh-round draft pick.

For the second time in his first eight NFL games, Bears rookie receiver Rome Odunze eclipsed 100 receiving yards Sunday against the Cardinals.

Take a look at some of the notable stats and numbers from the Bears' 29-9 loss to the Arizona Cardinals.

The Bears are dealing with multiple injuries to their starting lineup with left tackle Braxton Jones (knee) ruled out and defensive end Montez Sweat (shin) listed as questionable for Sunday's matchup with the Arizona Cardinals. 

In the year since he was acquired by the Bears, Montez Sweat has transformed into more than just a game-changer on defense. He's now a shoulder to lean on and a role model who possesses a heightened sense of responsibility inside the locker room.

While the Bears are no longer hosts of the girls flag football championship, the club and its leaders continued to support the event last weekend when the IHSA hosted its first-ever State Championship. 

After the Bears beat the Rams in Week 4, the team's charitable arm received a surprise donation from actor Bryan Cranston, who stayed true to a bet he publicized days before the game in Chicago. 

While in London last week, the Bears supported a handful of flag football activations — including a 14U tournament, coaching clinics and gameday recognitions — to continue helping expand the sport globally.

The Bears' Week 8 game against the Commanders in Washington, originally scheduled for noon (CT) Sunday, Oct. 27, will now kick off at 3:25 p.m.

For the third consecutive year and second time in 2024, the Bears brought their Mini Monsters clinics to the United Kingdom, reaching over 600 students throughout London.

In addition to being the Bears' receiving leader with five catches for 70 yards and two TDs, tight end Cole Kmet was thrust into serving as the emergency long snapper for the final three quarters of Sunday's 35-16 win over the Jaguars at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. 

Since arriving in London Tuesday, Bears players have explored the city in a variety of ways ahead of their game at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. Check out linebacker T.J. Edwards' postcard to read about his experience across the pond.

After touching down in London Tuesday morning ahead of Sunday's game against the Jaguars, Bears players spent the day exploring the city. Check out tight end Cole Kmet's postcard to read about his experience across the pond. 

DJ Moore jokingly referred to Caleb Williams as "bossy" Wednesday in London, but the veteran receiver has been impressed by how the rookie quarterback has captained the offense in recent weeks.

The Bears on Friday teamed up with Tottenham Hotspur FC and the Premier League to educate 30 elementary students from Lea Valley Primary School in London about the league's No Room for Racism initiative. 

Although the Bears are nearly 4,000 miles from home, they've been mostly able to stick with their regular game-week routine as they prepare to play the Jaguars Sunday in London.

The Bears have collaborated with sports apparel Mitchell & Ness and UK-based streetwear brand Acid FC to bring an exclusive collection to London ahead of the team's game Sunday at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

Former Bears cornerback Charles "Peanut" Tillman joined the club in London this week ahead of their matchup with the Jacksonville Jaguars. Read about Tillman's busy week in the United Kingdom, which included Mini Monsters clinics, an incredible Tottenham Hotspur Stadium experience and more. 

Following the announcement of the Bears' London game against the Jaguars this offseason, Tottenham Hotspur legend Ledley King visited Halas Hall. ChicagoBears.com sat down with King to learn more about his experience at the Bears' facility, the differences between American football and soccer and more.

Gervon Dexter Sr. has been a force for the Bears defense through the first five weeks of his second NFL season, leading the team in sacks and quarterback hits and recording his first career takeaway in Sunday's win over the Carolina Panthers. 

The Bears held their annual Crucial Catch game Sunday at Soldier Field for their Week 5 matchup against the Panthers, which was sponsored by Advocate Health Care and included an on-field celebration for survivors at halftime.

Bears quarterback Caleb Williams has steadily improved in each of his first five NFL starts, but in Sunday's 36-10 win over the Carolina Panthers at Soldier Field, the rookie took his game to another level. 

Left guard Teven Jenkins and receiver/return specialist DeAndre Carter are questionable for the Bears' Week 5 matchup with the Carolina Panthers at Soldier Field due to ribs injuries.

Through his non-profit, Caleb Cares, quarterback Caleb Williams made one of the largest contributions in the history of the Bears' Home Team Hand-Off ticket donation program, purchasing more than 600 tickets for Chicago-area students to attend a game at Soldier Field.

When called upon both in the red zone and late in the game during Sunday's win over the Rams, the Bears defense rose to the challenge.

The Bears hosted their Latino Heritage Month celebration during Sunday's game against the Rams at Soldier Field to recognize the rich contributions of Latino culture and history within the organization and the broader community.

Running back D'Andre Swift accounted for more than half of the Bears offense's production in Sunday's 24-18 win over the Rams, totaling 165 yards between the run and pass game. 

Bears receiver Rome Odunze recorded his first 100-yard NFL game last Sunday when he and quarterback Caleb Williams showcased their connection, giving the rookie reassurance in the work he's been putting in.

Bears receiver Keenan Allen returned to practice in a limited capacity Wednesday after missing the last two games with a heel injury.

Tight end Cole Kmet saw the Bears offense take a jump in Sunday's loss against the Colts, particularly in the passing game, but noted the unit has "to be much better if we want to win these games."

Just under a month into his tenure in Chicago, defensive end Darrell Taylor is already making an impact in the community, as he shared his late mother's battle with breast cancer to a group of more than 60 survivors at Bears Care's Season Opener luncheon, which kicked off the annual Real Bears Fans Wear Pink campaign.

Bears rookie receiver Rome Odunze showcased what made him this year's No. 9 overall draft pick, totaling a game-high 112 receiving yards Sunday in Indianapolis and catching his first NFL touchdown pass. 

Sunday's game against the Colts will evoke feelings of nostalgia and gratitude for Bears rookie defensive end Austin Booker, who will return home to Indianapolis, the place that served as the foundation of his football career.

While the Bears ultimately fell to the Texans 19-13 Sunday night, the defense stifled Houston in the second half, allowing just 104 yards, five first downs and three points in the final 30 minutes. 

Receivers Keenan Allen (heel) and Rome Odunze (knee) are questionable for the Bears' Sunday night matchup with the Texans in Houston.

In his first regular-season game as Bears defensive coordinator, Eric Washington credited his unit's second-half resurgence to their mental toughness, character and playmaking ability.

Bears receiver Tyler Scott feels ready to step in and perform on the field if and when he's called upon, telling reporters Wednesday: "I'm excited for this week."

Cornerback Tyrique Stevenson has been named NFC Defensive Player of the Week after registering a pick-six in the Bears' 24-17 season-opening win. 

To complete their second-half comeback Sunday afternoon against the Titans, the Bears leaned on their "uncommon" locker room chemistry, fueled by an energizing and productive halftime break.

Defensive end Darrell Taylor had 2.0 sacks in his Bears debut Sunday at Soldier Field just 16 days after he was acquired in a trade with Seattle. Get to know more about the newcomer as he talks with ChicagoBears.com about his "welcome to the NFL" moment, love for fishing, hidden talent and more. 

More than 100 former Bears from six decades gathered back in Chicago over the weekend for the team's annual Alumni Homecoming.

The Bears' blocked punt touchdown early in the third quarter of Sunday's win over the Titans was the play that ignited their double-digit comeback victory.

To kick off the 2024 season, ChicagoBears.com sat down with the team's eight season-long captains and coach Matt Eberflus to learn the captain selection process, what the "C" on their jersey means for players, the roles of a captain and the group's message for their locker room, Bears fans and the city of Chicago.

Bears fourth-round pick Tory Taylor—a punter from Iowa—and fifth-round pick Austin Booker—a defensive end from Kansas—give their first-person accounts on their training camp experiences for the final time. 

The Bears and Levy Restaurants held a tasting event at Soldier Field Wednesday, where media and influencers were invited to preview new concession spaces at the stadium and get a first taste of new menu items. Starting with the 2024 season opener against the Titans Sept. 8, ticket holders will experience these new offerings at every home game.

The Bears and Athlitacomics — a comic company started by former Bears defensive lineman Israel Idonije — have partnered for the fourth consecutive year to create "Monsters of the Midway" trading cards, an expansion of the original comic strip campaign that launched in 2018 and melded the world of comics and sports.

While every day for the Bears equipment staff, ChicagoBears.com goes behind the scenes to document the group's typical roles and responsibilities during training camp. 

Undrafted rookie cornerback Reddy Steward emerged as a defensive playmaker Saturday night in Kansas City, recording two interceptions — including a pick-six — to help the Bears to a 34-21 victory over the Chiefs.

Bears fourth-round pick Tory Taylor—a punter from Iowa—and fifth-round pick Austin Booker—a defensive end from Kansas—give their first-person accounts on their training camp experiences once a week. 

Bears third-round pick, offensive lineman Kiran Amegadjie, practiced for the first time this week following an offseason of rehabbing a quadriceps injury he suffered in college and expressed his excitement to "get to work."

Throughout the entirely of Saturday's 27-3 win over the Bengals, the Bears defense showcased its depth by generating a wealth of impact plays, including three takeaways.

Coach Matt Eberflus told reports Thursday that quarterback Caleb Williams and other healthy Bears starters will play Saturday afternoon against the Cincinnati Bengals at Soldier Field.

Bears fourth-round pick Tory Taylor—a punter from Iowa—and fifth-round pick Austin Booker—a defensive end from Kansas—give their first-person accounts on their training camp experiences once a week.