Here is a look at the good, bad and ugly in the Chicago Bears' historic 59-37 win over the Carolina Panthers in Week 1.

The Chicago Bears stock report after Week 1 sees two cornerbacks moving in opposite directions in Malik Muhammad and Tyrique Stevenson.

The Bears defense needs an invigorating trade but probably won't get it and in the meantime there are personnel moves to try when they play Minnesota in Week 2.

Despite a record-breaking blowout win, the Chicago Bears' secondary remains under the microscope after Bryce Young shredded the Bears' top cornerbacks.

Here's what head coach Ben Johnson and the Bears need to do to improve in Week 2.

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Geno Smith and the New York Jets were efficient, effective and mostly productive on offense in their season opener. Wait, who are these guys? After trotting out one of the NFL's worst offenses last ...

Rookie cornerback Malik Muhammad recorded his first career interception and two passes defended during the Bears’ Week 1 ...

Brady Kurtz is three points from the Speedway GP lead. Hunter Lawrence is ten points back in SMX despite a rough Columbus ...