The Chicago Bears have released long-time center Roberto Garza and signed Will Montgomery, who played last year under John Fox and Adam Gase.

NFL Media analyst Lance Zierlein breaks down the top-five positions of needs for all 32 NFL teams and reveals how each is likely to approach the 2015 NFL Draft.

Brandon Marshall and Alshon Jeffery are both listed as questionable for the Chicago Bears for Monday night's tussle with the New York Jets. Eric Decker is also listed as questionable for Gang Green.

The Chicago Bears might be without two of their weapons when they face the San Francisco 49ers on Sunday night. Brandon Marshall and Alshon Jeffery are both listed as questionable. And they aren't the only players battling nagging injuries.

The NFC East could be just as bad as you expected. That's great news for the Philadelphia Eagles. Find out the other biggest winners and losers from Week 1.

The Chicago Bears fortified their offensive line depth by adding reserve center Brian De La Puente on Sunday. The 28-year-old is expected to back up veteran Roberto Garza in the Windy City.

Roberto Garza will continue to snap the ball to Jay Cutler and protect the Chicago Bears quarterback in 2014. The 34-year-old center has signed a one-year contract with the team.

The Chicago Bears need to find out if Jay Cutler is their answer at quarterback. To do that, Cutler needs an offensive line that gets the job done. Will the Bears find a top-tier guard in the 2013 NFL Draft?

Gregg Rosenthal looks at possible salary-cap casualty candidates in the NFC, from Arizona Cardinals quarterback Kevin Kolb to Philadelphia Eagles cornerback Nnamdi Asomugha.

The "C" patch on select players' jerseys has become a ubiquitous part of the NFL. But what are the roles and responsibilities of a captain? Jeff Darlington says the answer varies from team to team.

Brandon Marshall was traded twice in 23 months, but suddenly the Chicago Bears feel like a perfect fit for the mercurial wide receiver. Albert Breer says it's all about coach Lovie Smith.

An ongoing labor dispute between the NFL and its referees means replacements take their place for the time being. Roberto Garza of the Chicago Bears thinks it might be beneficial to linemen.

The Bears' offensive line has been a constant source of frustration for Jay Cutler. Now the signal-caller can only laugh when asked if the pass protection issues have been resolved.

There's plenty of excitement in Chicago with the additions of Brandon Marshall and Michael Bush, but Elliot Harrison says the Bears face the same issue that haunts them every year: a suspect O-line.

What does an offseason racquetball match between coach Jim Harbaugh and GM Trent Baalke have to do with San Francisco's surprising success? Albert Breer explains.