30+ Chicago Bears-friendly fantasy football names to try in 2024

The Chicago Bears enter the 2024 NFL season with a new look offense. The team has a new quarterback and wide receivers who are poised to lead the franchise to a new era.

Let's look at different Chicago Bears-inspired fantasy football names to try out ahead of the new season.

Chicago Bears fantasy football names to explore in 2024

Here are 30+ Bears fantasy football names as curated by the Sportskeeda NFL fantasy football team name generator:

1. Bear Down Dynasty
2. Bearly a Chance
3. Bearly Believable
4. Bearly Holding On
5. Bearly Tamed
6. Bearly There
7. Bearly Unstoppable
8. Caleb's Cannon Crew
9. Caleb's End Zone Express
10. Chicago Bear-ly Contained
11. Chicago Bear-ly Dominant
12. Chicago Bear-ly Winning
13. Chicago Blitzkrieg
14. Cole's Blitz Brigade
15. Cole's Pigskin Prowlers
16. D'Andre's Fantasy Flyers
17. D'Andre's Lightning Bolts
18. D'Andre's Speed Demons
19. D'Andre's Touchdown Tornado
20. Kmet's Hail Mary Heroes
21. Kmet's Red Zone Renegades
22. Kmet's Touchdown Troupe
23. Monsters of the Midway
24. Odunze's End Zone Enforcers
25. Odunze's Touchdown Tornadoes
26. Rome's Game Day Gladiators
27. Rome's Sideline Superstars
28. Rome's Snap Attack
29. Swiftly to Victory
30. The Bear Minimum
31. The Bear Necessities of Life
32. The Caleb Conundrum
33. Touchdown Williams
34. Williams' Whirlwind Warriors
35. Windy City Warriors

Chicago Bears' top 5 fantasy football assets in 2024

Here's a look at the Bears' key fantasy football assets ahead of 2024:

5. Rome Odunze, Wide receiver

Rome Odunze has been hard at work developing a connection with fellow top 10 NFL Draft pick Caleb Williams. It remains to be seen how it impacts his value as a rookie.

We anticipate Odunze being a top-five draft in rookie leagues.

4. D.J. Moore, Wide receiver

D.J. Moore had a decent fantasy football season in 2023 as the Bears' key pass catcher. He'll likely start 2024 as the team's WR1, but adding Keenan Allen and Rome Odunze will significantly reduce his targets.

You can select him as a mid-level fantasy football draft pick.

3. Roschon Johnson, Running back

Roschon Johnson enters his sophomore season as a wildcard rusher for the Bears. Johnson will be hoping for enough touches in a running back room led by the next player on this list.

While Johnson remains a decent option as an RB2, expect his value to soar in the event of an injury to the incumbent starter.

2. D'Andre Swift, Running back

D'Andre Swift joined the Chicago Bears this offseason and looks all but sure to be the team's RB1. Let's see how many touches he gets on Antonio Pierce's offense. We expect him to be picked in or around Round 6.

1. Caleb Williams, Quarterback

Caleb Williams was drafted as a late-round pick in all one-quarterback leagues. Williams looks more like a C.J. Stroud than a Bryce Young, and he's primed for a decent rookie fantasy football season.