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Rome Odunze and Luther Burden III will both be vying for positioning when it comes to the conversation as to who the top dog is in the Bears' WR room.
Ryan Poles praised Luther Burden's offseason work and growth, adding to the mounting expectations for the Bears receiver entering his second NFL season in Chicago.
Ryan Poles reveals Luther Burden III's relentless offseason work ethic as the second-year wideout's breakout hype reaches new heights.
When it comes to the breakout candidates on the Chicago Bears' 2026 roster, the name Luther Burden undoubtedly comes up the most. Hype has been building for Burden ever since he finished off last year strong, and the hype has only continued to build more ...
The first practice of Chicago Bears training camp was just shy of 90 minutes. It’s remarkable how much crisper the operation looked compared with this time last summer.
The Chicago Bears officially ruled out Rome Odunze on Friday after a foot injury kept him sidelined all week. Now they’re walking into Lambeau Field without their WR1 in the most important game of the season. For a team chasing a division title, losing ...
Chicago Bears GM Ryan Poles is "very excited" about WR Luther Burden III, who is entering his second year in the NFL with big expectations.
The hype surrounding Chicago Bears receiver Luther Burden III is reaching another level heading into the 2026 season.
The narrative makes sense, intellectually — after having to learn the playbook as a rookie, receivers grow more comfortable in Year 2. They know what’s expected of them on and off the field. They put up better numbers.
The Athletic Football show recently discussed the potential of Chicago Bears WR Luther Burden having a "nuclear" season in 2026.
The Bears have parted company with D.J. Moore, so there's a battle between Rome Odunze and Luther Burden for the No. 1 WR spot