The Chicago Bears (3-2) defeated the Carolina Panthers (1-4), 36-10, in a blowout win in Week 5, which marked their eighth consecutive home win and first win streak of their 2024 season. The offense and defense were both dominant in a game that was very much over at halftime.

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Chicago Bears football is back, and with it comes the return of PFF grades. Pro Football Focus has been an industry leader in football analytics since 2006, and with the new season coming into play, we figured it would be a good idea to highlight some of the top performers on both sides of the ball in each Bears game going forward.

When RB Tank Bigsby and the Jacksonville Jaguars match up with the Chicago Bears in Week 6 on Sunday at 9:30 AM ET, they will be facing off against the Bears' 18th-ranked run defense, which is giving up 120.8 rushing yards per game.

The mood among Chicago Bears fans is definitely better than where it was a couple of weeks ago. I think some were ready to march to Halas Hall with pitchforks to call for Shane Waldron’s job. But a blowout win over the Carolina Panthers and a win over the Los Angeles Rams has quelled the calls for change at least for the time being.

Bears safety Jaquan Brisker entered the concussion protocol Monday after self-reporting symptoms one day after Chicago's 36-10 win over the Panthers.

The Bears announced Jaquan Brisker will not travel with the team to London after experiencing concussion symptoms on Monday afternoon.

Starting safety Jaquan Brisker will not travel with the Chicago Bears to London on Monday night after reporting concussion symptoms to the team earlier in the afternoon. Brisker is one of three players not heading overseas with the Bears,