The Bears fixed some issues with their roster, but they're still counting on quarterback Caleb Williams and coach Ben Johnson to lift them to the level of the rest of the NFC North.

We won’t know if Poles crushed the offseason until he crushes the actual season—or until he gets crushed—but for now, it looks like he's earning his paycheck.

Bears general manager Ryan Poles explains what position is hardest to evaluate and how his playing experience helps.

Chicago Bears general manager Ryan Poles was one of the busiest GMs in the NFL on Day 1 of 2025 NFL free agency, and his moves are receiving praise across the league.

After two big trades for guards, there's still plenty for Poles to accomplish in free agency. Here's a look at his options.

Chicago Bears general manager Ryan Poles spoke at the NFL Scouting Combine on Tuesday with the team preparing for a busy offseason. That offseason began with the hiring of highly-coveted and respected Ben Johnson, who spent the past three seasons as the offensive coordinator for the high-powered Detroit Lions, as head coach.

Bears GM Ryan Poles has made some poor trades over the last three years, but he's also hit some home runs. Here are three that rank as his best deals.

While Poles is at the controls, the acquisition of offensive linemen Joe Thuney and Jonah Jackson is evidence that Johnson's vision is shaping the Bears' roster — with the offensive line the top priority.

Bears general manager Ryan Poles met with the media at the NFL Combine on Tuesday, where he discussed a number of topics, including the offensive line. When discussing left tackle Braxton Jones, who suffered a fractured fibula in late December, Poles said he's on schedule in his rehab (which insiders reported would be a four-month recovery time).