Monthly Archives: December 2013

Adam L. Jahns speculates that defensive coordinator Mel Tucker may be on the hot seat: “The number of injuries and the caliber of players lost to them have been colossal detriments, causing Tucker to change his practices so the rookies get … Continue reading →

Rich Campbell at the Chicago Tribune quotes Bears tight end Martellus Bennett during his visit on WSCR radio yesterday: “You have 53 guys … doing everything they can and staying after work … whether it’s film, you know, doing everything they can. … Continue reading →

Brad Biggs at the Chicago Tribune speculates on the future contract talks involving quarterback Jay Cutler: “The general manager has intimated if the club uses the franchise tag to secure Cutler from reaching the open market, it will be to buy time to … Continue reading →

Ed Sherman at the Chicago Tribune quoting announcer Al Michaels: “During the week, you hear all these experts say, ‘The key to winning the game is sealing the edge.’ Are you crazy? There are 400 keys to a game. Yet we’ve created … Continue reading →

Another answer that I agree with as Brad Biggs responds to a fan question for the Chicago Tribune: “Is there any chance we could see Rex Ryan as defensive coordinator next year if the Jets let him go? Mel Tucker doesn’t seem … Continue reading →

Brad Biggs at the Chicago Tribune answers your questions: “With Lance Briggs coming back will it be enough to turn things around on defense so the Bears are a Super Bowl contender? — @skinny2354 from Twitter “No one thought the Giants … Continue reading →

Brad Biggs at the Chicago Tribune quotes Michael Bush on his late touchdown Sunday.  Cleveland was out of timeouts and the Bears could have run the clock out if he’d gone down short of the end zone: “‘The line did a great … Continue reading →

Offense The Browns came out pretty much playing the pass though they did regularly bring a guy down into the box late just before the snap.  The Bears started out running Forte at them but when they saw the last … Continue reading →

It was a lazy (and very early) morning after reviewing the recording of the Bears game.   That is, until Brad Biggs at the Chicago Tribune popped this eye opener into his article this morning (the emphasis is mine): “If [Josh] McCown can … Continue reading →