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The Chicago Bears have finally done it. After talking about it all offseason, the Bears have finally extended star right tackle Darnell Wright, according to ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler and NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport.
Mr. Damore — believed to be the oldest former Bears player since January 2025 — died Tuesday at home in Westmont. He was 92. His dream didn’t come true for the Bears, eliminated by the Los Angeles Rams.
The Bears might've landed a surprise early contributor on the defensive side of the ball.. and they got him off the scrap heap.
The Bears announced the deal Tuesday by saying “The Wright Tackle is here to stay.” It’s a four-year, $116 million contract, a person familiar with the agreement told The Associated Press. The deal includes $93 million guaranteed, the person said.
The problems this week with the Chicago Bears offense during the pre-snap aren’t just a problem for head coach Ben Johnson’s side of the ball; it can impede the work that defensive coordinator Dennis Allen needs to do with his group this summer.
Ben Johnson disputed a previous injury report about Chicago Bears safety Coby Bryant's return to play for the team.
One member of the Chicago Bears wide receiver room is keeping an old rivalry alive during training camp this year.
Ben Johnson made his acting debut over the summer when he filmed a brief appearance in a Bears-themed Hallmark Channel movie. Two of Johnson’s players appear in “Holiday Touch