This is *easily* my least favorite picture of all time. By a mile. My dad was nervous but still so eager and confident to fight cancer. He was never given a fair shot and was gone 16 days later. Today is the anniversary of that brutal farewell.

Cracking into this goodness from ⁦@bluerunspirits⁩ this evening. With some ‘85 Bears prestige.

The allure in Ben Johnson’s all-in competitive passion. The need for the Bears to find their killer instinct. A Week 10 response test for special teams. The formula for Win 6. 🗣️🎙️— ttn

The Bears have a football to run Sunday. And ttn has a little offering to share, with or without spice. 👇🏼

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T.J. Edwards, Josh Blackwell and Dom Robinson are all OUT for Sunday. D'Andre Swift and Durham Smythe get the questionable tag.

Bears LB TJ Edwards had surgery this week to repair a fracture in his hand that he suffered last week against the Bengals. The team has not pushed the IR button at this time and, per Ben Johnson, are hopeful Edwards can eventually play with a club on the hand. He is, however,

“We’re aware of it. But, I mean, at the end of the day, that’s not what we get from Rome. … I don’t know where that’s coming from. But I know the guy we have here is spot on for what we need.” How a social media storm blew right over Halas Hall.

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Bears WR Rome Odunze on his dad's social media activity this week ... "I don’t make a big deal out of it. Obviously he has his opinions and I have mine. And he feels like he needs to voice those things on social media. That’s his prerogative. But he speaks for himself. I speak

TJ Edwards still down as Giants prep continues.

Declan Doyle with the latest endorsement of Caleb in the clutch: "What makes him special is in those moments where it kind of speeds up for everyone else, it doesn't really speed up for him. In some ways, it slows down. He has great poise in those moments. He has great leadership

TAKE THE NORTH PODCAST A deep dive into the ups and downs of the New York Giants and a look into the familiar rise and decline of Brian Daboll. Also, 3 word preview: Run. The. Ball. The great ⁦@PLeonardNYDN⁩ stops by overflowing with insight.

What happened at the trade deadline? What didn’t? What is the significance of the Bears’ escape from disaster last Sunday? What’s next for a team with credible playoff hopes? 🗣️🎙️👂 On with @mullyhaugh on @670TheScore … https://t.co/sSnUeCsg3G

🎥🏈📺 Tying a bow on Sunday’s circus in Cincinnnati and offering a straightforward path to a convincing home victory over the Giants. A lot unpacked with @CassieCarlsonTV, @LouCanellis and yours truly … https://t.co/oz8hmyGyVq

Inside Caleb Williams’ midseason report card … The nuances of a young QB playing faster. The continued emphasis on better ball location. The energy and direction from a passion-fueled head coach. 🏈📑…QB1…📑🏈

Ben Johnson's Bears have showed great survival instincts through the 5-3 start. Next task: developing the killer instinct. Johnson: "It's more of a mindset than anything else. To me, it's pride. I can speak offensively, like when the offense is on the field, and you have a lead

Bears GM Ryan Poles on what was notable about the back-and-forth with Ben Johnson ahead of the trade deadline: "It’s the thoughtfulness and the awareness of the big picture. A lot of times you get into these moments and you get tunnel vision about right now what do I need to do?

Ryan Poles on the recent re-emergence of Montez Sweat: "It’s been really exciting to see Montez start to get going . He’s made a bigger impact recently than he did early or certainly last year. It almost reminds me of when he first got here. That’s been really good to see."

Your DNP list from Wednesday afternoon at Halas Hall: Kevin Byard (back/ankle) Rome Odunze (ankle/heel) T.J. Edwards (hand/hamstring) Grady Jarrett (rest day) DJ Moore (hip/groin) Josh Blackwell (concussion) Dom Robinson (ankle)

Bears QB D'Andre Swift was back at practice today as a limited participant. Good to see. Cole Kmet and Luther Burden also were back in action after clearing concussion protocol.

A huge win Sunday. A small trade Tuesday. Where do the Chicago Bears go from here as hope grows for the second half of the season? @kfishbain and I talk it all through. https://t.co/LUiWwZFGn5