Last season was a huge letdown for Bears supporters.
Chicago has only had a few important seasons since 2010, when they lost in the NFC Championship game to the Packers. Since then, the Bears fans has experienced nothing but misery year after year. However, all of this was scheduled to alter by 2024.
Chicago’s recent offseason was extremely productive, at least on paper. They already had an excellent defense and needed to add the right components on offense. The Bears’ management did an excellent job picking the much sought-after Caleb Williams with the first overall choice. They also provided him with weapons, including receivers D.J. Morre, Keenan Allen, and Rome Odunze, as well as D’Andre Swift in the backfield. Nonetheless, the team concluded the season with a 5–12 record.
At one point in the initial part of the season, Chicago was on track to keep pace in the NFC North, but eventually, they fell to last place in the division. This will help them with the schedule in 2025. And while the exact schedule is not out yet, the list of opponents is already set.
Chicago Bears Home Games
| Against | Kick-Off Time |
| Detroit Lions | TBD |
| Green Bay Packers | TBD |
| Minnesota Vikings | TBD |
| Dallas Cowboys | TBD |
| New York Giants | TBD |
| Cleveland Browns | TBD |
| Pittsburgh Steelers | TBD |
| New Orleans Saints | TBD |
*All of the Bears Home Games will be played at Soldier Field, Chicago, Illinois.
Since the Bears are in the NFC, they will be playing just 8 home games and will be on the road for 9 due to the NFL’s policy of alternating 9 home games each year between the AFC and the NFC. 3 of Chicago’s 8 home games will feature divisional opponents from the NFC North, those being the Packers, Lions, and Vikings.
Chicago will then play 2 home games against 2 teams from one division in the NFC as well as one from the AFC. This year, the NFC North will face teams from the NFC East with the Cowboys and Giants making their way to Chicago The two AFC teams they will host will be the Browns and Steelers from the AFC North. The remaining home game will be against the fourth-placed New Orleans Saints from the NFC South.
Chicago Bears Away Games
| Against | Kick-Off Time | Venue |
| Detroit Lions | TBD | Ford Field, Detroit, Michigan |
| Green Bay Packers | TBD | Lambeau Field, Green Bay, Wisconsin |
| Minnesota Vikings | TBD | U.S. Bank Stadium, Minneapolis, Minnesota |
| Philadelphia Eagles | TBD | Lincoln Financial Field, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania |
| Washington Commanders | TBD | Northwest Stadium, Landover, Maryland |
| Baltimore Ravens | TBD | M&T Bank Stadium, Baltimore, Maryland |
| Cincinnati Bengals | TBD | Paycor Stadium, Cincinnati, Ohio |
| San Francisco 49ers | TBD | Levi’s Stadium, Santa Clara, California |
| Las Vegas Raiders | TBD | Allegiant Stadium, Paradise, Nevada |
Of the Bears’ 9 away games, 3 of them will once again feature the Packers, Lions, and Vikings from their own division. Another 4 games will be played against the Eagles and Commanders from the NFC East and the Ravens and Bengals from the AFC North respectively.
Chicago will then travel to San Francisco to play against the 49ers who are the fourth-placed team from the NFC West and to Las Vegas to play the Raiders from the AFC West.
