Baltimore Ravens star quarterback Lamar Jackson is listed as questionable to make his return to the field in Week 8 against the Chicago Bears. Jackson, who missed the last two games due to a hamstring injury suffered vs.

Week 8 of the 1985 season brought another showcase from a future Super Bowl team. The Chicago Bears hosted the 4–3 Minnesota Vikings, who just a week earlier had pulled off a thrilling fourth-quarter comeback win over Dan Fouts and the San Diego Chargers.

The Baltimore Ravens have their backs against the wall and have to come out on top in a must-win game in Week 8. They’ll host the Chicago Bears at M&T Bank Stad

Take a look at this game trailer for the Chicago Bears' Week 8 matchup against the Baltimore Ravens at M&T Bank Stadium.

As the Bears continue to stack wins, they continue to climb the standings (as they now sit tied for second place in the NFC North and occupying the final wild-card playoff spot). That also means that they are climbing up the power rankings, as well.

The starting running back and wide receiver returned on a limited basis to practice after sitting Wednesday and several other Bears had their status change.

We break down the reasons behind Chicago Bears' OL Jonah Jackson being labeled the team's most disappointing player so far.

The Bears are an unexpected 4-2. Real staying power, however, won’t come until Williams is the reason they win. That hasn’t happened consistently this season. During the Bears’ four-game winning streak, he has posted passer ratings of 142.6, then 73.3, then 98.6, then 61.7.

First, she spoke with Zack Pearson, who is on the Bears beat for the Bear Report. They discuss where the Bears stand through seven weeks of the Ben Johnson era, what still needs improvement, and what a win on the road against Baltimore would look like — whether Lamar Jackson plays or not.