Chicago Bears Have Set Their Initial 53-Man Roster. Here’s Who’s Staying — and Who’s Gone.

Chicago Bears have set their initial 53-man roster. Here’s who’s staying — and who’s gone.

A lot can still change between now and the Sept. 8 season opener against the Minnesota Vikings.

Chicago Bears have set their initial 53-man roster. Here’s a breakdown of who’s staying — and who’s gone.

Chicago Bears general manager Ryan Poles and head coach Ben Johnson completed their initial 53-man roster on Tuesday. The roster is always evolving throughout a season, but for now, this is what the 2025 Bears will look like. Next, the Bears have until 11 a.m. Wednesday to put in waiver claims on players who were waived by other teams. The Bears will also begin to build their 16-player practice squad. A lot can change between now and the Sept. 8…

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