With several injuries to the secondary this season, the Chicago Bears are signing veteran Chauncey “C.J.” Gardner-Johnson, according to ESPN’s Adam Schefter.

The Chicago Bears won four straight games after an 0-2 start this season. There were good vibes heading into this game, but a lot of that went down the drain following a 30-16 loss to the Baltimore Ravens.

The Chicago Bears have added an experienced defensive back to their injured secondary who is eight months removed from winning a Super Bowl.

None of those three practiced Wednesday, as well as starting running back D'Andre Swift, and top cornerback Tyrique Stevenson was limited.

C.J. Gardner-Johnson has found a new home, inking a deal with the Bears after time spent with the Texans and Ravens this season

Ben Johnson’s offense should shine in the red zone, thanks in part to a revamped offensive line and a dual-threat QB. It hasn't.

The Chicago Bears on Tuesday activated defensive lineman Austin Booker off Reserve/Injured; Designated for Return and placed defensive lineman Shemar Turner on Reserve/Injured.