Riding a high from their Week 1 comeback victory, the Chicago Bears (1-1) came into the prime-time spotlight on the road against the Houston Texans (2-0). While it could've served as a showcase for Caleb Williams and the new look offense,

Chicago takes the field Sunday with their top wideouts banged up. With Allen and Odunze at best limited, Caleb Williams will need to involve less familiar faces if the Bears are to prevail against a Texans team poised to defend the AFC South and compete for more than a 1 st round win in the playoffs.

The Houston Texans (1-0) will play the Chicago Bears (1-0) on Sunday, September 15, 2024 at NRG Stadium. The Texans are listed as favorites in this one, with the spread sitting at 6.5 points. The

This is our online morning newsletter, Bear Necessities. Subscribe to get the latest Bears news delivered to your mailbox every day. What’s the latest with the Chicago Bears? The Bears were defeated by the Houston Texans,

The Houston Texans were too much. The Bears and their star rookie weren't enough. That showed in the Texans' win over the Bears. Here's what we took away.

While Chicago's defense continued to look like a top-five unit in the NFL -- holding one of the best offenses in the league to just 19 points -- their offense continued to struggle and there's real concern about the offensive line as quarterback Caleb Williams took some brutal hits,

I knew there’d be days like this with a rookie quarterback, and with the Houston Texans featuring two of the better pass rushers in the league, I’m not surprised the Chicago Bears allowed seven sacks on Sunday Night Football.