At least Bears general manager Ryan Poles has the endorsement of his quarterback. Caleb Williams said Thursday that he has confidence that Poles, who decided to retain coach Matt Eberflus and signed off on his hiring of offensive coordinator Shane Waldron in January, is the right person to turn the Bears around.

With that said, it’s quite amusing to hear that Bears general manager Ryan Poles is reportedly unhappy with Chicago’s new power structure. It’s as if he doesn’t understand the job he took in the first place. That, or he thinks he doesn’t deserve accountability.

According to ESPN's Marc Silverman, Bears GM Ryan Poles wasn't happy with the change in structure when Kevin Warren was hired as team president.

Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams spoke to the media on Thursday. There were several subjects he touched on, including the frustrating season and general manager Ryan Poles.

After firing Matt Eberflus following their loss to the Lions, the Bears announced GM Ryan Poles would be in charge of the next head coach.

A report by The Athletic says Ryan Poles' contract is only four years, meaning he'll need a contract extension sometime in 2025, among other things.

When Ryan Poles took over as the team's general manager, he promised his team would be built in the trenches. We're now in Year 3 of the Ryan Poles Era and the trenches, both offensively and defensively,

On Sunday the 49ers used Chicago as their stepping stone to get back on track after three straight losses, dominating all three phases of the game en route to a 38-13 beatdown that saw the Bears only amass 162 net yards of total offense,

For the first time since their matchup against the Washington Commanders, it felt like there was hope for the Chicago Bears to win. Many thought firing Matt Eberflus will magically solve their problems.