A mid-season firing doesn’t seem to be in the cards, as Ian Rapoport expects Nagy to get “considerable rope” through the end of the season.

Happy Thanksgiving from the Chicago Bears and Detroit Lions football teams!

After days of silence from upper management, GM Ryan Pace made the first public comments after reports of Matt Nagy’s pending firing.

A drama-filled short turnaround comes to a head later this morning as the Bears and Lions kick off festivities.

Injured Chicago Bears quarterback Justin Fields isn’t expected to be out for an extended amount of time because of his ribs injury.

This Thanksgiving, we can hang our hats on a handful of silver linings for the Chicago Bears’ future, with one of them being the impending change.

In things that could’ve been handled yesterday.

Happy Thanksgiving, Bears fans!

More details of the dysfunction within Halas Hall have emerged.

At least there will be plenty of delicious food and drink to help us enjoy the three-ring circus that is the Chicago Bears.

It was a chaotic and dysfunctional day at Halas Hall on the Tuesday before the Bears’ Thursday game against the Lions.

The latest twist in a bizarre year for Aaron Rodgers includes an injury that’s new to us.

A tumultuous and chaotic week continues for the spiraling Chicago Bears ahead of their Thanksgiving game against the Detroit Lions.

Having seen Daniel Jones regress under Jason Garrett’s watch, the New York Giants made a change at offensive coordinator.

Bears WR Allen Robinson II said his podcast partner’s reporting put him in a “vulnerable” place with his coach and teammates.

It’s a busy time on the transaction wire for the Bears, with players going here, there, and everywhere ahead of Thursday’s game in Detroit.

The coach was left to answer questions about his pending departure after morning rumors of his possible firing were circulating this morning.

A report of Matt Nagy’s looming departure comes as things are getting ugly at Halas Hall.

Robert Quinn’s redemption tour continues to be one of the highlights of what has been a rough year of Bears football.

Chicago sports fans are not having it right now when it comes to the Bears and Head Coach Matt Nagy.

It doesn’t sounds like anyone should feel safe at Halas Hall right now. When it comes to Matt Nagy and Ryan Pace, the heat is ON.

Andy Dalton is set to be back in the saddle as the Chicago Bears’ QB1, taking the place of an injured Justin Fields on Thanksgiving.

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers and the New York Giants will put a bow on the Week 11 action on Monday Night Football tonight.

It sounds as if some Chicago Bears players are at the end of their rope with Head Coach Matt Nagy.

Frustrations appear to be bubbling over at Halas Hall.

Jonathan Taylor is making a case for why he should be the MVP this season; the Cardinals just keep winning, and more from around the NFL.

There is no reason to rush Justin Fields into the lineup on Thursday, even if it turns out he avoided a major injury.

Few things are as humbling as watching Matt Nagy’s team flounder and fall apart after the bye due to factors he could control.

Losing to the Ravens on Sunday felt bigger than just another Bears loss, though it did sum up the Matt Nagy Era well.

The Bears play again this coming Thursday, but who their quarterback will be is up in the air because of Justin Fields’ injured ribs.

The chants were LOUD.

Hooray points!

Ugh. You hate to see this.

The Bears are back from the bye. Greeting them at Soldier Field are the AFC North leading Ravens, who will be without Lamar Jackson.

There is some serious star power on today’s list of inactive players in the Bears-Ravens game.

It really doesn’t sounds like Lamar Jackson is himself due to an illness that has limited his practice participation.

Da Bears are back in town!