The Chicago Bears had a strong season in the first year under head coach Ben Johnson and the team can reach even more heights in 2026 if quarterback Caleb Williams can take that next big leap going into Year 3.

Here's a look at who the Chicago Bears will face at home and away in 2026

The Chicago Bears, and the other 31 teams in the NFL, might have to wait longer than usual until finding out what their 2026 regular season schedule will look like later this fall.

The Chicago Bears already know who is coming to Soldier Field and where they will be flying in 2026, but the NFL has not locked in the calendar just yet. Matchups are set, fans can sketch out some early travel plans,

Former Chicago Bears undrafted quarterback Austin Reed is struggling in the UFL, as he attempts an NFL comeback.

Following the NFL draft, we're predicting what the Chicago Bears' starting offense will look like in 2026.

Based on the Chicago Bears' picks in the 2026 NFL Draft, head coach Ben Johnson's plan with the offense is quite clear and we got a hint of that plan in the second half of last season.

The Bears saw how quickly things can change in this rivalry last season, and the Packers just made a move that could quietly impact those matchups again.

With the Bears not adding a pass rusher in the 2026 NFL Draft, they may be forced to turn to free agency for help.

Chicago's pass catchers have a long way to go before reaching their sky-high potential.