With the NFL trade deadline approaching, we're keeping track of the latest news, rumors and moves for the Bears.

W hen the Chicago Bears were winners of three straight games, their being buyers at the trade deadline seemed likely, but now that they’ve lost two in a row, and there are quest

According to one ESPN insider, the Bears could be looking to move 4 players before the trade deadline. We recap Wednesday's headlines.

The Chicago Bears had an injured running back return to the practice field to start Week 8, escalating trade rumors about Khalil Herbert.

The Bengals, who lost Zack Moss to a neck injury in Week 9, will send the Bears a 2025 seventh-rounder, Pelissero adds. This is a rental move, as Herbert is in a contact year, but it is certainly notable for a Bengals team not known for in-season moves.

While the Bears currently have a winning record, Chicago could take a much different approach at the trade deadline.

The Lions acquired DE Za'Darius Smith on Tuesday from the Cleveland Browns, according to multiple reports including NFL Network's Ian Rapoport. Rapoport reported that Smith and a 2026 seventh-round pick will go to the Lions for a 2025 fifth-rounder and 2026 sixth-round pick

Historically, the Cincinnati Bengals have not made trades to acquire players before the NFL trade deadline. Or do much of anything at the NFL trade deadline, really. Until this year, anyway. With Zack Moss lost for the season and the season itself in danger of being lost despite an MVP-level year from Joe Burrow,

The Bengals have rarely traded for players during the season, with the only two instances coming in 1972 and 2020. Cincinnati did trade former quarterback Carson Palmer to the Raiders during the 2011 season,