Our Bears training camp position preview continues with cornerback, which is arguably the strongest position on the roster.

Can Bears seventh-round pick Kyle Monangai earn playing time as a rookie? Here’s what the former Rutgers running back needs to prove during training camp.

Here we'll try to look at two players who are sneaky Chicago Bears trade candidates entering 2025 NFL training camp.

As training camp looms closer, the Chicago Bears’ three 2025 second-round picks have yet to sign. It’s a leaguewide epidemic, and the Bears have been swept up into the chaos.

As NFL training camps open around the league, several stars will face immense pressure as they enter a contract year, prepare for position battles and try to meet the expectations of their draft statuses.

Swift, who's entering his second season with Chicago, is looking to bounce back after an up-and-down 2024 season where he fell just short of 1,000 rushing yards. And Swift is making sure to put in the time for extra work before reporting for training camp next week.

The most productive WR last year for the Patriots was DeMario Douglas, who caught 66 passes for 621 yards and three touchdowns working primarily out of the slot. He was followed by Kayshon Boutte, who caught 43 passes for 589 yards and three touchdowns and Kendrick Bourne, who added another 28 receptions for 305 yards and a score.

With Training Camp just over a week away, we’ll wrap up the final installment of a two-part series. This week, we’ll take a deeper dive into the three best camp battles on the offensive side of the ball.

The Chicago Bears will release their training camp tickets for the 2025 season this week, giving fans a first glimpse at the squad.

It's also notable that Duvernay last played in Jacksonville with new passing game coordinator Press Taylor, so there is an avenue where the former third-round pick can bring some of his blazing speed to the offensive side of the ball as a downfield threat.