Already a member of the Bears' social justice committee, linebacker Danny Trevathan is vowing to become even more active in the fight against racial inequality following George Floyd's death, saying: “We have to change the whole system.”
When Colin Kaepernick began to kneel during the national anthem in 2016 to protest police brutality and social injustice, Akiem Hicks believed he understood his choice. Make the NFL and its viewers comfortable by continuing to stand for the anthem...
Laurence Holmes, JJ Stankevitz and Cam Ellis have a deep and meaningful discussion on social justice and racial inequality in America.
With a renewed focus on Colin Kaepernick's message, what comes now isn't quite clear yet.
Bears leaders, Nagy speak out eloquently on race in America right now: If you're walking down the street and you see something that isn't right happening, to let your voice be known that that isn't right.
Hicks said he’s learned to swim through other peoples’ assumptions and will continue to do so if it promotes harmony.
CHICAGO – Matt Nagy put football on the back burner Monday as protests over George Floyd’s death continued across the country. “Football is secondary. We need to get life right.&#…
While most of the talk Wednesday centered around the George Floyd fallout, Bears coach Matt Nagy and three players also addressed a handful of other topics, including what Nagy will be looking for when the quarterback battle finally can move to the...
Danny Trevathan hasn't even had the chance to meet Nick Foles yet. However, it seems the quarterback has already made an impression.
The emotional video meeting the Bears held Monday to discuss George Floyd's death and the protests that have followed was unlike anything players or coaches have ever experienced.
Bears linebacker Danny Trevathan addresses the media Wednesday via video conference call. Subscribe to the Bears YT Channel: http://chgobrs.com/1LfmYsY More ...
Bears linebacker Danny Trevathan addresses the media Wednesday via video conference call.
The Bears canceled team meetings in support of Blackout Tuesday.
As the nation deals with the fallout from George Floyd's death, Bears players and coaches are having open conversations to work through it. "I’ve got their back," coach Matt Nagy said. "One hundred percent. They needed to know that.&quo
