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The Chicago Bears’ offensive line has felt like a dumpster fire for years and years. After Ryan Pace’s offensive line fell apart the last couple of years, Ryan Poles took a long time to address the offensive line and didn’t do too much outside of Darnell Wright until Ben Johnson …
Three different players made at least four starts and played at least 200 snaps at left tackle for the Bears last year. Braxton Jones opened the year as the starter, but was benched in Week 4 after a rough start and later landed on injured reserve. Second-year UDFA Theo Benedet t…
I nearly went back to back with a position instead of a player here at number nine (much like center yesterday), but the more I thought about it, the more I realized Braxton Jones is the best case scenario at left tackle for the 2026 Chicago Bears. He was the best case last year,…
Next up in @wiltfongjr’s 10 Most Important Bears series is returning left tackle, Braxton Jones.
Well, we’ve counted down from 10, and we’ve reached number one on our list of the ten Chicago Bears with the most to prove, and I’m guessing number one is going to surprise some people. Before we dive into it, let’s look back at the list. 10. Tory Taylor9. Braxton Jones8. Rome Od…
The Chicago Bears have a serious concern at left tackle that they could address by paying a former division rival. The post Bears Remain in Mix to Replace Braxton Jones with Rival Pro-Bowler appeared first on HEAVY.
The Bears went through three left tackles last season — four if the Chiefs-ian Joe Thuney experiment in the playoffs is included — and will likely need at least two in 2026. Ozzy Trapilo is expected to miss most of the upcoming campaign after sustaining a patellar tendon tear in …
Bears Bears LT Braxton Jones was benched in Week 4 last year after earning the starting job out of camp, but he heads into the 2026 season with another chance to win the job for Week 1. Jones admitted he has more confidence in his ankle after not being at his best last year due […
We are halfway through our countdown of the 10 Chicago Bears with the most to prove this season. If you’ve missed it, this is what the first half looked like: 10. Tory Taylor9. Braxton Jones8. Rome Odunze7. TJ Edwards6. Jaylon Johnson Starting our top five is defensive tackle Ger…
As we continue our list of the ten Chicago Bears with the most to prove in 2026, we’ve reached a fan favorite at number six. So far, we’ve seen Tory Taylor, Braxton Jones, Rome Odunze, and TJ Edwards make the list. At number six? It’s Jaylon Johnson. From 2019 to 2024, the Bears …
It’s time for the next installment of our ten Chicago Bears with the most to prove in 2026. So far, we’ve seen punter Tory Taylor, LT Braxton Jones, and WR Rome Odunze make the list. Number seven is LB TJ Edwards. Edwards is an interesting case on the team because of the signific…
Let’s move on with our third name on our list of the ten Chicago Bears with the most to prove in 2026. If you missed the first two installments, number 10 was punter Tory Taylor, number 9 was left tackle Braxton Jones. Number 8 is wide receiver Rome Odunze. Odunze certainly has n…
Let’s continue our look at the Ten Chicago Bears with the most to prove. So far, we’ve unveiled Tory Taylor at number 10. You can check out his article here. Number nine on the list is left tackle Braxton Jones. Jones made the list last year, although we cheated. We called “left …
Bears Former Saints and Dolphins LT Terron Armstead said that he’s excited about the growth of Bears LT Braxton Jones and believes that if he can stay healthy, he’ll be one of the best in the league. “I’m excited about Braxton,” Armstead said, via Bears Wire. “His confidence is g…