Bears prepare for regular season opener against Panthers in Charlotte
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 10, 2026, 12:36 AM
Last updated Sep 10, 2026

The Chicago Bears begin their regular season on Sunday with a road game against the Carolina Panthers in Charlotte. As the team approaches the matchup, focus has centered on several key personnel storylines. Ryan Droste and Bryan Orenchuk are scheduled to discuss team developments, including comparisons between quarterbacks Caleb Williams and Bryce Young. Additionally, the status of Rome Odunze remains a focal point for the team as he manages an injury heading into the contest. Coverage of these topics is set to continue via the 2nd City Gridiron YouTube channel and podcast platforms. The Bears head into the opening week of the NFL schedule looking to secure an initial win on the road against the Panthers.
- •Chicago Bears play the Carolina Panthers in Charlotte this Sunday
- •Hosts examine quarterback comparisons between Caleb Williams and Bryce Young
- •Rome Odunze injury status remains a point of interest for the team
- •Analysis is available on the 2nd City Gridiron YouTube channel and podcast
- 12:36 AMYahoo Sports — Bears Over Beers Happy Hour and Open Thread: Get Ready For Week 1
"The latest episode of @bearsoverbeers is here. Will the #Bears get a win this weekend in Charlotte? We discuss.
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