George McCaskey summed it up best when he did a radio interview on WSCR AM-670. "My brother Pat says it very well: "We intend to hold onto the Bears until the second coming," George McCaskey said.

The Chicago Bears' ownership group is considering the sale of a minority stake, according to Bloomberg's <a href=" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Randall Williams and Miranda Davis.

George Halas saw it as a stopgap. . . . So when folks ask if Michael Reese is off the table, I say not so fast. In Chicago, stadium deals live in limbo until they don’t.

The descendants of George Halas, the team’s founder, own approximately 80% of the team. In addition to McKenna’s stake, some shares are owned by insurance billionaire Pat Ryan, 88.

The Bears remain under the majority ownership of the Halas-McCaskey family, led by chairman George McCaskey. In March, McCaskey said the team will continue to consider private equity transactions ...

George McCaskey, the Bears current chairman, succeeded his mother Virginia Halas McCaskey in that role after she died in February at the age of 102.

As the Bears' offseason winds down, we're taking a look at the winners and losers following a busy few months of moves.

From NFL Live: Bears players are acclimating to Ben Johnson's intensity and relentless "obsession" with the details. It's something Cole Kmet experienced early on this offseason, a tactic designed to ...