The Chicago Bears (4-7) lost their fifth straight game on Sunday with a 30-27 overtime defeat to the Minnesota Vikings (9-2). With the Detroit Lions and Green Bay Packers also winning this weekend, the Bears are the only NFC North team on the outside looking in as all three are primed for playoff berths.

Mike Florio and Chris Simms highlight which areas the Vikings can improve upon after their tight Week 12 win over the Bears, where Minnesota allowed its division rival to stay in the game too long.

But, unfortunately, the defense collapsed and the Vikings were able to pull out the win. Here’s a look at the most recent and relevant Bears stories for the morning of Tuesday, Nov. 26: Read more Read

Arlington Heights Mayor Tom Hayes told CBS News Chicago that the village and three school districts reached a tentative deal with the team over property taxes, though the team says it is still focusing on a new stadium in the city of Chicago. "I am encouraged about the significant progress we have made in recent weeks," Hayes wrote.

The Chicago Bears are keeping plans for an Arlington Heights stadium alive as a dispute over property taxes for the 326-acre Arlington Park property has been temporarily resolved, according to multiple reports.

Turning it all around is a massive undertaking. First, it starts with winning on the road against NFC North leader and NFC crown contender Detroit. Second, it involves getting right.

The Chicago Bears (4-7) have an expected tough fight to halt their five-game losing streak as they are heavy 10.5-point underdogs against the Detroit Lions (10-1) on Thursday, November 28, 2024 at

The Detroit Lions will carry a nine-game winning streak into Thursday's game against the Chicago Bears, but they'll also try to end a losing skid. The Lions haven't won on Thanksgiving since 2016, when they defeated the Minnesota Vikings,

In the last two seasons, the Detroit Lions have lost only once to a losing team. Dan Campbell's team ascended over the last year to another level, one where Sup