T.J. Edwards said Chicago Bears rookies Dillon Thieneman and Malik Muhammad have been like sponges during training camp.

The Chicago Bears enter their second preseason game with several secondary injuries creating new roles and major depth chart questions.

The Chicago Bears have a tough matchup coming up in Thursday's joint practice against the Cincinnati Bengals with a depleted secondary set to compete against Ja'Marr Chase and Tee Higgins.

Chicago Bears rookie cornerback Malik Muhammad was everywhere in his preseason debut, and he looks like a strong candidate to start from the jump.

You can’t blame the Chicago Bears for taking a conservative approach to their roster for Saturday’s preseason opener against the Cleveland Browns at Soldier Field. Ten players were absent at the beginning of practice Thursday, and two missed part of practice. Ben Johnson huddled with his coaching staff and said the Bears will “end up sitting a number of our starters on both sides of the ball.” ...

The Chicago Bears appear to have clear depth at the corner position, but there is one rookie working his way into a potential surprise starting