Daily Archives: September 12, 2015

Who Will Play Right Tackle for the Bears on Sunday? Don’t Rule out Charles Leno.

Bleacher Report contributor Dan Pompei had this to say about the Bears game against the Packers on Sunday: Bears are not down on Charles Leno. Don’t be surprised if he is a factor in this game. — Dan Pompei (@danpompei) … Continue reading

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Bad Offensive Line Play in Seattle Promises a Problematic Matchup in St. Louis

Benjamin Hoffman at The New York Times is picking the Rams to beat the Seahawks on Sunday. He’s not alone. The Rams are a popular upset pick in part because the Rams have defeated the Seahawks in two of last … Continue reading

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Forte Jerseys Burning Hot in Wisconsin. And Other Points of View.

Bears Rich Campbell at the Chicago Tribune states categorically that the Bears defensive linemen will play one-gap. But I’m reasonably certain that it will depend upon who the player is (e.g. Eddie Goldman Vs. Will Sutton) and what defensive alignment … Continue reading

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Physical Ability or Veteran Savvy and Intelligence? Peyton Manning Pushes the Edge.

One of the more interesting things to keep an eye on tomorrow will be the performance of Peyton Manning once he hits the field for the Broncos. Chris Wessling at nfl.com takes an in depth look at the issues surrounding … Continue reading

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The Most You’ll Laugh in the Next 24 hours

Chances are Bears fans won’t have much to laugh about for a while. So enjoy it while you can.

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Packers Have One Weak Point. Maybe.

Rob Demovsky at ESPN.com points out that the Packers have Matt Forte, Marshawn Lynch and Jamaal Charles their first three games. If their run defense isn’t improved, things could get ugly early. The Packers have theoretically worked on getting better … Continue reading

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Aren’t the Bears Supposed to Be Hoarding Draft Picks?

Here’s another good question for Hub Arkush at chicagofootball.com, one that I also had: “Why did the Bears trade a draft pick away [for TE Khari Lee]?” “My understanding is it’s a sixth-round pick in 2017, not next year. To … Continue reading

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Would Switching Jordan Mills to Guard Have Helped?

Hub Arkush at chicagofootball.com answers your questions: Q: “Wouldn’t it have been worth a try to move [Jordan] Mills to right guard before releasing him?” A: “I would have liked to have seen Mills get that chance because I think … Continue reading

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The Key to Defending the Packers? Get to the Ball and Tackle.

Brad Biggs at the Chicago Tribune asks NFL scouts for a report on Packers wide receiver Davante Adams: “‘He really came on at the end of the season,’ one scout said. ‘You look at him and he’s tall, real long … Continue reading

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Bears Veterans Trying to Instill Attitude, Confidence in the Rookies

Dan Wiederer at the Chicago Tribune points out that the play of the Bears rookies will be a key to how they do on Sunday, particularly on defense. But its this quote from 11 year veteran safety Antrel Rolle that … Continue reading

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