The Chicago Bears have decided they’re better off paying Nate Davis not to be on the team any longer than carrying him as a reserve. The Bears released the veteran guard Wednesday, an admission they missed when signing him to a three-year,

Bears general manager Ryan Poles believed Davis would be a good fit for his team's offense, something coach Matt Eberflus vouched for after facing off against him in the AFC South for years. Instead,

Bears guard Nate Davis was a late addition to the injury report and has been ruled out of Sunday's game due to a back issue.

The Chicago Bears’ roster took another hit on Sunday morning, as offensive lineman Nate Davis was ruled out for the team’s game against New England.

The 4-4 Chicago Bears will play the 2-7 New England Patriots at Soldier Field in a Week 10 matchup. Here’s what you need to know before kickoff (noon, Fox-32). Pregame: Nate Davis ruled out with injury The Bears added yet another offensive lineman to their list of injured players before Sunday’s game against the Patriots.

The 4-4 Chicago Bears are playing the 2-7 New England Patriots at Soldier Field in a Week 10 matchup. Here’s what you need to know about the game. Halftime: Bears trail Patriots 13-3 The Bears had just 87 net yards in the first half against the Patriots and went into halftime trailing 13-3.

I n a battle of two rookie quarterbacks, the Patriots tapped into the throwback machine to grind out a well-earned road victory over the Bears at a blustery Soldier Field Sunday a

This is our online morning newsletter, Bear Necessities. Subscribe to get the latest Bears news delivered to your mailbox every day. What’s the latest with the Chicago Bears? It's officially game day as the Bears face the New England Patriots,

The Bears will be without tackles Braxton Jones, Darnell Wright and Kiran Amegadjie in Week 10. We recap Friday's headlines.