The Chicago Bears made their case to the NFL about the team not receiving compensation draft picks after Ian Cunningham's departure, and the league made its final ruling on the matter.

The Chicago Bears will not receive draft pick compensation after losing former assistant general manager Ian Cunningham to the Atlanta Falcons' GM vacancy, the NFL announced Friday.

Kevin Warren and George McCaskey said the Bears are still appealing the NFL’s decision to not give them compensatory picks for Ian Cunningham’s departure. They expect an answer soon. McCaskey, Warren and GM Ryan Poles visited with commissioner Roger Goodell in New York City and

The Athletic's Mike Sando polled NFL executives after free agency. They seemed to agree that the Bears came out on top of the DJ Moore trade.

Head coach Ben Johnson and other Chicago Bears were at the NFL owners meetings this week. Here's nine things we learned after they spoke to reporters during the event.

When looking at how Chicago’s current needs lined up with players in the draft, Windy City Gridiron’s Aaron Leming noted that Washington’s Tacario Davis, a big 6-foot-4 press corner who has “received comps to Nahshon Wright.”

Does Michigan State super athlete forward Coen Carr have a future in the NFL?

Despite missing out on a major defensive upgrade, the Bears have a solid Plan B to turn to.