Chicago has fielded plenty of great teams over the years. But which Chicago Bears team is the best of all time?

The bottom of NFL rosters turn over constantly, and the Bears will be no different this year under new head coach Ben Johnson. Several vested veterans are entering camp on the roster bubble, hoping to stand out enough to earn a position on the initial 53-man roster.

The Chicago Bears have already made plenty of noise this offseason—from a flashy rookie class featuring Luther Burden III, Ozzy Trapilo, and Colston Loveland, to splashy free-agent moves and a new head coach in Ben Johnson.

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The Chicago Bears see speedy rookie linebacker Ruben Hyppolite II as a perfect fit for coordinator Dennis Allen’s defense.

Our training camp preview continues with tight ends, a group that features an interesting dynamic with Colston Loveland and Cole Kmet.

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One prediction that hasn't been discussed much, however, is a steep reduction in the usage of the no-huddle offense from what the Bears ran a season ago. In 2024, the Bears had the third-highest percentage of no-huddle offensive plays at 26%.