Bears, Montez Sweat
Montez Sweat doesn't have a sack yet — the Bears claim it's a matter of time
Sweat, though, is the Bears highest-paid player this season, with a $25.1 million salary cap hit. Only one edge rusher in the league, the Raiders’ Maxx Crosby, makes more. With that money comes expectations.
Bears mailbag: Montez Sweat’s stat line, quick fixes for offense, Week 3 picks
It's another week of questions about how to fix the Bears offense, so we remember other recent "fixes" and make our picks for Sunday.
Bears know Montez Sweat's impact extends beyond the box score
Bears star defensive end Montez Sweat has been an important presence for the team even without posting a sack in the first two games of the season.
Bears' Montez Sweat: First sack of 2024
After a strong finish to the 2023 season when Sweat had six sacks in seven games, it took the veteran pass rusher three games to collect his first sack of the season. With just six tackles on the season, Sweat will need to heat up in the sack column to have strong IDP value.
Bears get great Montez Sweat injury update for Titans clash
The Chicago Bears will kick off their 2024 campaign against the Tennessee Titans in Week 1, and it’s safe to say there’s a lot of optimism surrounding this team, particularly when it comes to the offensive side of the ball.
Keenan Allen, Montez Sweat are expected to play Sunday
The Bears had a couple of key veterans in the questionable category of their final injury report on Friday, but it looks like both of them will be ready to go against the Titans.
Bears' Montez Sweat: Slated to play Sunday
Sweat was limited in practice Wednesday and Thursday but was upgraded to full Friday and is set to go versus Indy. The 28-year-old is still looking for his first sack of the season after totaling a career-best 12.5 of them with the Commanders and Bears last season.
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HIGHLIGHT: Montez Sweat records his first sack of 2024 season
Bears defensive lineman Montez Sweat brings down Colts quarterback Anthony Richardson for a sack and 11-yard loss.
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Montez Sweat gets credit for 11-yard sack against Anthony Richardson
Chicago Bears defensive lineman Montez Sweat brings down Indianapolis Colts quarterback Anthony Richardson for a sack and 11-yard loss.
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Beyond the numbers: Bears’ Sweat, coaches seeing results that don’t show on stat sheet
The stat sheet doesn’t say much about Montez Sweat. The Bears’ Pro Bowl pass rusher has only two tackles in two games and has ...
Bears coach Matt Eberflus accepts the heat: 'We need to be better'
The Bears' head coach didn't avoid the coaching staff's culpability for its role in the 21-16 loss to the Colts: a bad ...