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Monthly Archives: February 2011
Linebacker Is the “Ghost Need” for the Bears
Bolshevik revolutionary and Marxist theorist Leon Trotsky once said “Old age is the most unexpected of things that can happen to a man.” No one is calling for the Bears to draft a linebacker high in the draft. That includes … Continue reading
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Roethlisberger Gets “Punched in the Nose” and Other Points of View
Bears Vaughn McClure at the Chicago Tribune writes that Israel Idonije is one of three finalists for the Walter Payton man of the year award. Bears quarterback Caleb Hanie tells the Chicago Sun-Times that he wants to go somewhere he can … Continue reading
Aaron Roger’s Extensive Comments on Brett Favre and Other Points of View
Bears A sad week for the Bears franchise continues as Lovie Smith‘s mother, Mae, joins Tim McCaskey in the after life. Our sympathies go out to all of the family. Brad Biggs at the Chicago Tribune comments upon underrated defensive … Continue reading
Thinking of Betting on the Super Bowl? Maybe Better Think Again. And Other Points of View
Bears Brad Biggs at the Chicago Tribune does another positional analysis, this time of the offensive line. He concludes that the Bears need two linemen, probably one veteran and one draftee, probably one for the interior who can play center … Continue reading
Fran Tarkenton Addresses Cutler Situation with Interesting Insights
I keep promising myself to let the issues surrounding Jay Cutler‘s injury during the NFC Championship game die. But little interesting points of discussion keep coming out of it. Fran Tarkenton made some interesting comments on the “Mully and Hanley … Continue reading
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Defensive Tackle High on the List of Needs as Harris Shows Flashes and Toeaina Wears Down
Brad Biggs and the Chicago Tribune addresses the tackle position in his latest positional analysis, this time of the defensive line: The talk of Peppers’ arrival impacting Tommie Harris was just that — talk. Harris was limited to six starts … Continue reading
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Player Says Seventy Percent Are in the Game Only for the Money and Other Points of View
Bears Eric Washington has left the Bears to become the defensive line coach for the Carolina Panthers. He held the same position with the Bears but I’m sure everyone knows that, title aside, Rod Marinelli really hods that position here. … Continue reading