Monthly Archives: July 2016

As we finish the first week of training camp, here are ten thoughts on the Bears as they approach the pre-season. 1.  One of the players I’m most interested in following this offseason is Khari Lee.  Lee spent most of … Continue reading →

Rich Campbell at the Chicago Tribune reviews the state of the running back position ahead of training camp. I’m going to pick a nit with the article (hey, what else is there to do right now?): “[Jeremy] Langford practiced catching … Continue reading →

John Mulllin at CSNchicago.com reviews the state of the offensive line ahead of training camp: “The operative Bears word was “competition” throughout the offseason within every position group. With that mantra came turnover, and of the 14 offensive linemen presently on … Continue reading →

Kevin Fishbain at chicagofootball.com previews training camp by reviewing the situation along the offensive line.  Fishbain surprises me in this article by suggesting that the only major position battle is at left guard: “The only clear competition for a starting … Continue reading →

Dan Wiederer at the Chicago Tribune reviews the top 10 headlines of the off-season as we head into training camp.  I was caught off guard by his approach to this one: “Tribune headline: Dolphins hire [offensive coordinator Adam] Gase as coach — … Continue reading →

Offseason speculation on the negotiations between the Bears and Alshon Jeffery hasn’t been very positive recently. The gist of the situation has its roots in Jeffery’s penchant for accumulating soft tissue injuries. Even though Jeffery started 16 games in 2013 … Continue reading →

Something tells me I won’t be visiting the Vikings any time soon.  From Rochelle Olsen at the Star-Tribune: “Several black zinc panels on U.S. Bank Stadium came loose during Tuesday night’s storm, and stadium officials were at a loss to … Continue reading →