Quarterbacks Jordan Love and Justin Fields both have a lot at stake in Sunday's game between the Green Bay Packers and Chicago Bears at Lambeau Field.

With all of the football decisions the Chicago Bears have ahead, team leaders must widen their vision to seek solutions that set up the Bears for sustainable long-term success.

The NFL world teems with curiosity about how the Chicago Bears will navigate the 2024 offseason. First and foremost: Should they stick with Justin Fields or draft Caleb Williams or another college QB?

Welcome to 2024. And in the eyes of the Chicago Bears, welcome to a year that seems to hold incredible potential.

A victory. A cigar celebration. And expressions of hope. The Chicago Bears ended 2023 in triumphant fashion. Now it’s onto 2024, which should be a fascinating year and is somehow set up to be far more eventful than the one that just ended.

On Thursday, Chicago Bears safety Eddie Jackson was honored as the 2023 recipient of the Jeff Dickerson Good Guy Award, recognized for his courteous and professional interaction with the local media.

When Marcedes Lewis arrived in August, he knew the Chicago Bears would be counting on him to be a resource for younger players. But Lewis also wanted it known immediately that he would contribute to the offense, “I’m not here just to have a jersey and be all rah-rah."

The Chicago Bears' 27-16 defeat of the Arizona Cardinals on Sunday was their fourth win in the last six games. So what's ahead for the team as it looks to carry this season's momentum into 2024?

Montez Sweat believes an elevated standard is being established within the Chicago Bears defense, fueling contagious enthusiasm within the group. “If I make a play, I’m going to look somebody else in the eyes and see if he is ready to match my energy."