The Chicago Bears' training camp is underway, and these four players need big training camp performances to keep their jobs.

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

Training camp will give us plenty of ideas of who will be in the Chicago Bears' starting lineup, but the biggest storyline of training camp comes well off the field.

Bears offensive tackle Braxton Jones is healthy and back to full-contact work following a grueling ankle rehabilitation, and ...

But the Bears have since fired Eberflus and brought in the offensive-minded Ben Johnson. Thus, Edmunds will have a ton to prove in 2025. Part of the problem has been his lack of splash plays.

Last year's 62nd overall pick, Ravens offensive lineman Roger Rosengarten, signed a 4-year, $6.437 million deal with $3.384 million in guarantees, or 52.57% of his rookie contract.

One of those difficult decisions will come this season with safety Jaquan Brisker, Poles' second-ever pick as the Bears' general manager. Brisker will enter the 2025 season on an expiring contract.

The Bears do have 48 players under contract in 2026, per Over The Cap. But Chicago is also roughly $4M over the cap.

General manager Ryan Poles has never been shy about rewarding Chicago Bears players with contract extensions. Team leaders like Jaylon Johnson, Cole Kmet, and Kyler Gordon have all received ...

While Halden likes Jarrett as a player, he wonders if the 32-year-old is declining to the point where the three-year, $42.75 million contract the Bears handed him will actually be worth it.