Monthly Archives: October 2023

Brad Biggs at the Chicago tribune answers your questions. “What will Tyson Bagent have to do to keep the starting job when Justin Fields is healthy? — Dan B., Roselle “A handful of versions of this question appeared in the … Continue reading →

Offense D’Onta Foreman dropped a third and long dump off in the first half and it occurs to me that maybe that’s why the Bears don’t like playing him as much as you might think they would. He might not … Continue reading →

Brad Biggs at the Chicago Tribune has 10 thoughts after the Bears loss to the Vikings on Sunday. “On the first snap Sunday, the Vikings showed six men at the line of scrimmage. The Bears were in an empty formation … Continue reading →

Colleen Kane at the Chicago Tribune once again provides the quote to start this series of short post-game Bears comments. “[Bears quarterback Justin] Fields completed 6 of 10 passes for 58 yards, no touchdowns, an interception and a 36.7 passer … Continue reading →

Kevin Fishbain at The Athletic [answers your questions]{https://theathletic.com/4958176/2023/10/13/bears-vikings-blitz-justin-fields/}: “Let’s say at the end of the season Fields has stats similar to 2022 Daniel Jones. Good enough where you could see growth/potential but not good enough for a Daniel Jones-sized contract … Continue reading →

Colleen Kane at the Chicago Tribune quotes Cole Kmet to kick me off on some thoughts that I have about the Bears 40-20 win over the Commanders Thursday night. “’Huge,” Kmet said. ‘[Justin Fields] doesn’t have to put it all … Continue reading →

Brad Biggs at the Chicago Tribune answers your questions: “Is there a way Justin Fields solidifies himself as the starter for next year if the Bears get out of the first overall pick but the Panthers deliver the No. 1 … Continue reading →

A long time ago I was in a situation where I was working in a departmental office where my boss’s boss’s boss happened to have his door right down the hall from where we worked. Occasionally, because his door was … Continue reading →

Offense 1. Chase Claypool was a healthy scratch today. Feels like the end of the line for him. The guess here is that the Bears weren’t happy when he honestly answered a direct question about whether he was being utilized … Continue reading →