The Chicago Bears got good news on the injury front as tight end Cole Kmet returned to practice on Thursday at Halas Hall, ...

Although the Bears brought in a young tight end in rookie Colston Loveland with the 10th overall pick in the 2025 NFL draft, ...

Chicago Bears tight end Cole Kmet left the practice field after suffering an apparent injury during a padded training camp ...

If it is, Bleacher Report's Kristopher Knox has a solution in a new prediction. He thinks the Bears could trade Kmet to the ...

Kmet left practice early Tuesday, so whatever was bothering him clearly wasn't a serious issue. Kmet has been active with the first-team offense during camp despite the Bears using the No. 10 overall ...

Kmet, going into his sixth season, has never missed a game and figured to be a key player in coach Ben Johnson's offense this ...

Stuck in what could become a timeshare with Cole Kmet, Loveland missed the majority of the early offseason with a shoulder ...

Kmet (undisclosed) was forced to leave the Bears' practice early Tuesday, Adam Hoge of AllCHGO.com reports. Kmet exited practice with a trainer after suffering an undisclosed injury, but he has ...

The Bears selected Colston Loveland with the 10th overall pick after the former Michigan Wolverine jumped off the film as an athletic, pass-catching mismatch. He's the type of player Ben Johnson ...

It's hard to believe Kmet is going into Year 6, but it's even harder to believe how much has changed with the Bears since they drafted him.

The top Bears receivers, like Caleb Williams, sat out the preseason opener and here's what to expect from them in their debut within the Ben Johnson offense.

Reports indicate that Chicago Bears tight end Cole Kmet was "visibly upset" after suffering an apparent injury in training camp.