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Allen Robinson is just 26 years old and a bright spot on a Chicago Bears offense that has been inconsistent at best over the last two seasons. With him under contract through just this year, it would make sense if the NFC North team was at least exploring a contract extension. However, to hear the No.

When the 2019 season ended and Allen Robinson ended up leading the Chicago Bears in receiving yards for a second consecutive year, it was a near certainty that the team would extend Robinson’s three year contract beyond the 2020 season. The team obviously wanted the hard working 26-year old to stick around and Robinson expressed a desire to end up as the franchise’s all-time receiving leader and to retire a Bear.

ESPN’s Bill Barnwell ranked the offensive weapons of each team in the NFL and he had the Chicago Bears way down at 28th overall behind Washington (32nd), the Jaguars (31), Dolphins (30), and the Jets (29). Heading into the 2018 season Barnwell had Chicago’s offensive weapons ranked 9th, and before the 2019 season he had them ranked 17th, so it’s quite the downward trend for the Bears.

Maurice Jones-Drew wasn't kind to David Montgomery in his recent ranking of all 32 RB1s.

Here's where the Chicago Bears' tight ends rank in Pro Football Focus' league-wide breakdown

Next offseason's class of free agents and NFL draft prospects at running back has the pressure on David Montgomery in 2020.

The Chicago Bears have been roundly criticized for giving up a draft pick in trading for Nick Foles, but one NFL agent thinks they made another egregious move this offseason. "Did they watch his tape? That was a shocking contract to me.

The Bears' encore to 2018 did not go well.

For the second straight year, the Chicago Bears will have a competition at kicker in training camp. Although, to be fair, this one won’t be quite the circus last offseason’s competition was. Last year, Eddy Pineiro outlasted Elliott Fry in training camp and preseason to win the starting job.