Category Archives: Chicago Bears

Bear Vs. Bear and Other Points of View

Bears Phil Rosenthal at the Tribune says that the Bears-Packers game drew and 80.5 share locally.  That’s better than the Super Bowl loss to the Colts in 2007. Dan Pompei at the Tribune reviews the game film.  It was pretty … Continue reading

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The Bears Offseason Begins and Other Points of View

Bears Mark Potash describes how Packers defensive tackle B.J. Raji‘s touchdown came about.  Here’s a hint that will surprise no one who watched the game:  It was good coaching. Neil Hayes at the Sun-Times writes about the Bears defensive adjustments … Continue reading

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Cutler the Most Hated Player in the NFL? Wonder No More.

I’ve been in a running argument with Bears fans around the city and around the Internet about Jay Cutler‘s qualities as a Bears quarterback.  I was one of the few people who defended Rick Reilly when he said of Cutler: … Continue reading

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Nothing to Apologize For

David Haugh at the Chicago Tribune quotes Mike Martz outside the locker room after the game: “I’m sorry.” Most will correctly point out that Martz got out schemed by Packers defensive coordinator Dom Capers.  He certainly made his share of … Continue reading

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Hanie’s Emergence Raises Big Questions

Mike Mulligan at the Chicago Sun-Times tells us what most Bears have been saying for most of the season.  That Caleb Hanie should have been second on the depth chart all along: “The big questions about him now are: Why was he … Continue reading

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Ultimately It was the Bears Frame of Mind that Put Them in a Hole They Couldn’t Get Out Of

Vaughn McClure at the Chicago Tribune quotes receiver Devin Hester after the game yesterday: “They basically weren’t doing anything (special), it was us,” Hester said, referring to the offense’s slow start. “We didn’t start off fast. We picked it up … Continue reading

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Game Comment: Green Bay Packers @ Chicago Bears, January 23, 2011

Defense The Bears came out in the cover two and stuck with it for the most part during the first drive. But I think it quickly became evident that it wasn’t going to work and they started mixing some single … Continue reading

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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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