Monthly Archives: October 2020

Mark Potash at the Chicago Sun-Times addresses the advantages and disadvantages of running an no-huddle offense: “The success of the hurry-up offense often is born of desperation. At the end of a half or the end of a game, with … Continue reading →

Brad Biggs at the Chicago Tribune supplies us with his always insightful ten thoughts after the Bears victory Sunday. I had a couple of thoughts on his “The Questions We Didn’t Get to” section: “What was the real reason or … Continue reading →

Jason Lieser at the Chicago Sun-Times reports some comments by Bears defensive players about the officiating in yesterday’s victory over the Carolina Panthers: “The highlight of [safety Eddie Jackson‘s] day would’ve been a pass break-up by cornerback Kyle Fuller that … Continue reading →

Defense The Bears played a lot of man-to-man coverage. The Panthers receivers were tough to handle. They’re quick and they play fast. The Bears were very physical on defense today. They were fast to the ball. The pass rush was … Continue reading →

Mark Potash at the Chicago Sun-Times says that the problem that the Bears have on the offensive line has no easy solutions. He’s got a good point: “When the Bears had a quarterback issue, they turned to Nick Foles. “When … Continue reading →

Brad Biggs at the Chicago Tribune speculates about the future of running back Le’Veon Bell, who is being released by the New York Jets after an unproductive year and a half with the team: “With Bell now a free agent, … Continue reading →

Offense Nick Foles certainly does have his fair share of weaknesses. His release isn’t especially quick and he wasn’t especially accurate. Passes outside the numbers hung in the air like balloons due to his limited arm strength. Having said that, … Continue reading →