Monthly Archives: May 2016

Who is the Real Back Up Quarterback?

Posted on May 3, 2016 by Tom Shannon

Adam Jahns at the Chicago Sun-Times characterizes the Bears up coming post-draft position battles: “Quarterbacks “Starter: Jay Cutler. “Reserves: Brian Hoyer, David Fales, Matt Blanchard. “Main competition: Hoyer vs. Fales. Pace wanted an experienced backup behind Cutler, but he still … Continue reading →

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Giants Looked Blind-Sided by Bears First Round Trade

Posted on May 3, 2016 by Tom Shannon

Bart Hubbuch at the New York Post reviews the Bears draft: “Bears: B “Threw everyone — but especially the Giants — a curveball by swooping into the top 10 to take Georgia outside linebacker Leonard Floyd, who needs to add … Continue reading →

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The Value of Not Huddling

Posted on May 2, 2016 by Tom Shannon

Rich Campbell at the Chicago Tribune on the Bears new running back: “Running back Jordan Howard, a fifth-rounder, is a bruiser who can wear out tacklers and help the Bears finish games. He could be even more effective as a … Continue reading →

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Bears Fail to Draft a Quarterback. Again.

Posted on May 2, 2016 by Tom Shannon

Rich Campbell at the Chicago Tribune thinks the Bears were smart not to take a quarterback on Day 3: “As we understand the Bears’ plan for developing [Leonard] Floyd and three Day 3 defensive backs under some well-regarded defensive coaches, … Continue reading →

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Problem Finding Tight Ends Remains, Requires Creative Solutions

Posted on May 1, 2016 by Tom Shannon

Mark Potash at the Chicago Sun-Times quotes general manager Ryan Pace on why he didn’t take a tight end: “‘It was a pretty thin position this year, to be honest with you,’ Pace said. ‘When I talk about being careful … Continue reading →

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