Chicago Tribune

Facing the Green Bay Packers in prime time has rarely been a feel-good experience for the Chicago Bears. Over the previous 20 seasons, the Bears are 5-12 against the Packers in prime time. And many of those losses have been harrowing experiences, fully illuminating the team’s biggest flaws and most extreme failures.

The Chicago Bears are expected to turn back to Mitch Trubisky as their starting quarterback for Sunday night's game against the Green Bay Packers. So how has Trubisky handled himself the past two months? And what's at stake for him?

The Chicago Bears were already in the process of reshuffling their offensive line. On Thursday, left tackle Charles Leno missed practice with an injury.

"This is the weekend for the holiday of comfort food," says NBC's Mike Tirico, who will call the Chicago Bears-Green Bay Packers game with Tony Dungy on Sunday night. "This is comfort football."

Adapt a more positive mindset, Bears fans. On this Thanksgiving holiday, there are more than a few things this franchise should be appreciative of.

Don't take the bait on some mediocre players with favorable matchups in Week 12. It's just an illusion.

There’s little we can do this Thanksgiving but count our blessings and try to make the best of a bad situation. So I’m focusing on two very important things that make this one of my favorite holidays — jellied cranberry sauce and the Detroit Lions.

Former Chicago Bears defensive back Markus Paul died Wednesday at 54. Paul, who served as the strength and conditioning coordinator for the Dallas Cowboys, was hospitalized Tuesday after experiencing a medical emergency at the team’s facility.

Chicago Bears running back David Montgomery said the concussion he suffered against the Tennessee Titans was more severe than any he has experienced, making him uncomfortable and affecting his thinking. He is eager to return this week to try to spark a running game averaging just 78.2 yards per game.

The Chicago Bears need to switch back to Mitch Trubisky at quarterback for their game Sunday night against the Green Bay Packers at Lambeau Field. The offense has regressed with Nick Foles as the starter, and the Bears risk falling out of the playoff hunt with a fifth straight loss.

Bears offensive lineman Cody Whitehair said he was “a little shocked” when he learned of his positive COVID-19 test earlier this month. He didn’t reveal much about his experience with the coronavirus, which kept him out of the Week 9 game, but praised the Bears for helping him deal with the illness.

The big question in Brad Biggs’ weekly Chicago Bears mailbag was who will start at quarterback Sunday night against the Green Bay Packers. Is it time to turn back to Mitch Trubisky? And looking past this season, how can the Bears address the position in the draft?

Fred Sasakamoose, one of the first Indigenous players in the NHL, has died at 86. He played for the Chicago Black Hawks in the 1953-54 season.

Chicago Bears coach Matt Nagy had more than enough issues within his offense to pick apart during his team’s week off — but he focused on the league's worst run game.

Roquan Smith and the third-down and red-zone defense are working. Robert Quinn is not. A look at the Chicago Bears defense at the break.