Yes, it was against a defense that might end up as one of the worst of all time — none has ever allowed 260 passing yards and 160 rushing yards per game in a full season, the way the Bengals are now.

Bears QB Caleb Williams can throw the football and run with it, too. But his pass-catching skills Sunday put him in the NFL record books. The post Bears QB Caleb Williams’ passing-rushing-receiving ...

Dallas hosts Arizona on "Monday Night Football." Here's a quick primer on the teams, the telecast and the odds as we close ...

How the special-teams coach’s wild idea to put a 334-pound tackle on kickoff led to Seahawks’ rout at Washington -- and ...

Texas Longhorn Legend Steve McMichael has been selected for posthumous induction into the Texas Sports Hall of Fame as part ...

Simply put, Bears fans were put through the wringer in the final minutes, which is a feeling shared by the players. Following the game, safety Kevin Byard perfectly summed up what it felt like for ...

Caleb Williams and the Chicago Bears matched their win total from last season and are in the thick of the NFC playoff race.

Colston Loveland’s 58-yard winner gave Chicago a 47-42 shocker, a rookie tight end feat the Bears had not seen since Mike ...

Matthew Berry, Jay Croucher and Conor Rogers react to an entertaining game between the Chicago Bears and Cincinnati Bengals as the Bears offense exploded and got a game-winning touchdown from tight ...

This article was originally published on www.si.com/nfl/bengals/onsi as Cincinnati Bengals Defense is One of Worst Ever, and That's Not Hyperbole; the Numbers are Damning. CINCINNATI – To say the ...

Bonners Ferry, a small town on Idaho’s northern border, has long had strong bonds with Canada. When the city installed flag poles at its town entrance in ...