The Bears paved the way for training camp with what they felt was a strong offseason of work and what they said throughout ...

Chicago Bears safety Jaquan Brisker said he feels good and is eager to prove he can remain healthy after a concussion cost him 12 games last season.

The defensive backs were running a variety of drills with trainer Johnny Johnson, Jaylon's brother, as they look to help the ...

Analysis: The spending and trades the Bears have made brought in new talent but at some point the GM needs proof he is making ...

The Chicago Bears defense is primed for a big year. Here's one player at every position to watch at training camp.

After two failed stints as an NFL head coach, Dennis Allen finds himself returning to the defensive coordinator ranks. As one ...

Jaquan Brisker is recovering from a concussion and is eager to face Ben Johnson's offense as the Bears begin their offseason workouts, with a focus on exercise and cognitive performance.

Brisker's teammate, quarterback Caleb Williams, even admitted he'd prefer an offensive-minded head coach that he build with for the foreseeable future. NFL DRAFT GRADES: Recap all NFL Draft picks ...

Jaquan Brisker smiled as he walked into the PNC Center’s interview room at Halas Hall on Wednesday afternoon. The Bears safety had just wrapped up the second day of mandatory minicamp and came ...

CHICAGO — Every day last season, after Jaquan Brisker was sidelined with a concussion, the Chicago Bears safety told his mother, Mijohni, he was OK. Something clearly was amiss, however, as ...

Meanwhile, safety Jaquan Brisker took to X (formerly Twitter) to share his excitement. "Boom!" Brisker tweeted, along with a gif that read "It's about, sending a message." ...

Brisker's teammate, quarterback Caleb Williams, even admitted he'd prefer an offensive-minded head coach that he build with for the foreseeable future. NFL DRAFT GRADES: Recap all NFL Draft picks ...