Category Archives: Chicago Bears

PTI Word on Potential Obama Super Bowl and Other Points of View

Bears Having just watch ESPN’s NFL Matchup show, I’m glad Michael David Smith at profootballtalk.com took the time to note down some of the interesting and unique analysis of the Bears-Packers game by Ron Jaworski and Merril Hoge.  You can find … Continue reading

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Chris Harris Struggles with Tough Decisions

Vaughn McClure at the Chicago Tribune writes about Bears safety Chris Harris.  Harris sustained a hip injury and is questionable for Sunday’s game.  Questionable in that he has a decision to make: “‘I have to be smart about it,’ Harris … Continue reading

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Albert Haynesworth Vs. the Bears’ Locker Room. Which Would Win?

Dan Pompei at the Chicago Tribune also answers this intriguing question: “With O-Line and D-Line being the Bears’ biggest areas of need this offseason, what are the chances, CBA issues aside, they try to acquire Albert Haynesworth?… What are your … Continue reading

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Bears May Have to Live a Little Dangerously on Defense to Beat the Packers. But Just a Little.

Dan Pompei at the Chicago Tribune answers your questions: “What are the Bears going to do to slow down Greg Jennings? R.A. Pickett, Houston “Jennings is a difficult player to slow down. That’s why he made the Pro Bowl and … Continue reading

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Bennet Back, Could Be Factor Tomorrow if Bears Adjust Correctly

Brad Biggs at the Chicago Tribune writes about Earl Bennett, who was out for the last Packers game with a sprained ankle: “Now, Bennett is healthy from a sprained ankle suffered in the Dec. 20 game in Minnesota when linebacker … Continue reading

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Success in the NFL Tied Critically to the Personality of the Head Coach

From my favorite feature, Pro Football Weekly‘s Audibles containing quotes from NFL scouts, coaches and front-office personnel, speaking on the condition of anonymity. “I’ve given this a lot of thought. One of the key ingredients to a head coach — you have … Continue reading

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Brett Favre Is Ready to Let the Packers Beg Him to Come Back and Other Points of View

Bears I don’t know if I should respect this or be worried by it. Tom Skilling‘s game day forecast: Bears head coach Lovie Smith on Packers defensive coordinator Dom Capers via the Chicago Tribune: “Of course Dom does a great … Continue reading

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Bears-Packers Match Up: Advice Galore on Things to Look For

There are, of course, all kinds of articles this morning previewing the Bears-Packers game.  Here is a straight up summary of some of the better points.  I left out some of the really obvious ones if you are a Bears … Continue reading

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Low Class Decision from Otherwise High Class Organization

Though I’m usually more than happy to acknowledge when the Packers players or coaches show an extra degree of class, I’m still mildly perturbed at one particular less classy decision in the offseason.  Via Mark Potash at the Chicago Sun-Times: “Of … Continue reading

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Jon Stewart Has a Message Just for You Patriots Fans and Other Points of View

Bears A shout out to Bear Goggles for the Packer jokes found in this post. Kudos to Packer running back James Starks for being classy, at least publicly, about being passed over by the Bears in the draft in embarrassing … Continue reading

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