In one of their biggest offseason moves, the Chicago Bears moved quickly to acquire All-Pro offensive guard Joe Thuney in a trade with the Kansas City Chiefs in an attempt to solidify their offensive ...

After years of offensive line turmoil, the Chicago Bears’ most troublesome unit has transformed into the team’s greatest strength on that side of the ball, thanks to some key offseason additions and ...

NFL.com outlines why Bears guard Joe Thuney is the leading candidate for the inaugural Protector of the Year after a dominant, sack-free 2025 season. If the NFL is serious about celebrating the best ...

While the Bears definitely lack the playoff experience Green Bay has as a team, the Chicago player with the most postseason experience of all pointed out an advantage his team does possess. No one who ...

Rebuilding the offensive line, as the Bears signed center Drew Dalman and traded for guards Joe Thuney and Jonah Jackson to ...

Amajor reason why the Chicago Bears had the type of success they had in 2025 was thanks to veteran guard Joe Thuney. Thuney was not only named a Pro Bowler and First-Team All-Pro, but also a finalist ...

After Chicago Bears GM Ryan Poles traded a 2026 fourth-round pick for Kansas City Chiefs OG Joe Thuney, his smile at the press conference showed he knew that he'd just struck gold. Thuney will serve ...

The best offensive lineman in the NFL is an NC State graduate. Former Wolfpack offensive guard and tackle Joe Thuney was named the first-ever NFL Protector of the Year Award in his 10th year in the ...

Chicago Bears offensive lineman Joe Thuney was named the winner of the inaugural NFL Protector of the Year award, while the Bears won Moment of the Year for the 46-yard touchdown pass from Caleb ...

In order for the Chicago Bears to get to where they hope to be in 2025, they're going to need quarterback Caleb Williams to progress to the next level in his second season. A key component in Williams ...

If the NFL is serious about celebrating the best offensive lineman in the league, then the inaugural Protector of the Year award should go to Chicago Bears guard Joe Thuney. He's the gold standard.