Chicago Bears training camp is right around the corner, and there are several players returning from injury in 2025.

To wrap up Mental Health Awareness Month, ChicagoBears.com spoke with members of the Bears football operations staff, including staffers in player engagement, nutrition, sports science, athletic training, wellness, equipment and strength and conditioning to learn how their teams work seamlessly to provide players with tools to succeed on and off the field.

Facing a pivotal season, Braxton Jones has been named the Chicago Bears' most vulnerable player as training camp begins.

With training camp set to begin in earnest today for most teams around the league, including the Chicago Bears, let’s take a look at which players figure to be fighting harder than most for a roster spot on the 2025 iteration of The Beloved.

Chicago Bears’ top two draft picks, Colston Loveland and Luther Burden III, are working hard to get back on the field, but are missing out on valuable reps due to injuries.

A troubling update has emerged with Chicago Bears rookie wide receiver Luther Burden III and his health with 2025 training camp now underway.

4 Chicago Bears players who will be playing for a contract in 2025 4. DT Andrew Billings. Billings missed the final nine games last season due to a torn pectoral, and the Bears' run defense (and ...

But despite the numerous benefits to this camp, only one Chicago Bears tight end will be attending, and he's not even one of the top two tight ends on the roster, Durhan Smythe.

Bears' Caleb Williams out of sorts; Browns' Shedeur Sanders odd QB out I t's the first week of training camp across the NFL with many of the league's players dusting off the cobwebs and getting reacquainted with their teammates on the football field.