RICHMOND, Va. -- From the top, let's look at the Washington Redskins' to-do list in training camp.

In head coach Matt Nagy's initial days working with Chicago Bears players, reorganizing pains occurred much as they do with any project in its infancy.

A month after being released by the Chicago Bears, free agent linebacker Pernell McPhee signed with the Washington Redskins, the team announced on Monday.

If the first two months of the 2018 NFL offseason are any indication, expect the action to be dizzying when the new league year begins on Wednesday.

INDIANAPOLIS -- It's a young man's game, and Chicago Bears general manager Ryan Pace is acting accordingly.

The Chicago Bears will release backup quarterback Mike Glennon at the start of the league year on March 14, general manager Ryan Pace announced Wednesday.

The Chicago Bears released linebacker Pernell McPhee and safety Quintin Demps on Monday.

Cornerback Kyle Fuller had a statement season in 2017 after the team refused to pick up his fifth-year option. The Chicago Bears must decide whether Fuller's two interceptions, 22 passes defended and passer rating against of 69.0 represent a trend or contract-year trap.

Defensive coordinator Vic Fangio agreed to a three-year deal to remain with the Chicago Bears on Friday, according to multiple reports.

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LAKE FOREST, Ill. -- The Chicago Bears defense has carried the team to consecutive victories for the first time since 2015 despite special teams breakdowns for touchdowns and an offense that considers punting a success.

BALTIMORE -- Chicago rookie quarterback Mitchell Trubisky showed poise with his arm and feet, helping the Bears come away with a 27-24 overtime victory over the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday.

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The Indianapolis Colts don't know when quarterback Andrew Luck will be able to play, but they won't be forced to wait at least six weeks when the decision was made Saturday to include Luck on the 53-man roster and remove him from physically unable to perform (PUP).