Monthly Archives: March 2022

The Bears Front Office Is Apparently Setting Expectations Appropriately

Adam Jahns at The Athletic reviews George McCaskey’s comments to the media at the owners meetings along with Kevin Fishbain. “McCaskey: ‘Well, the goal every year is to win a Super Bowl. We saw last year how the Bengals can … Continue reading

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The Implications of Matt Eberflus’s Proposed Heavy Use of the Nickel Defense

Brad Biggs at the Chicago Tribune addresses take always from the session that Bears head coach Matt Eberflus had with the media at the owners meetings. “When asked if there is a candidate on the roster to play strong-side linebacker, … Continue reading

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The Plan for Robert Quinn

Kevin Fishbain at The Athletic answers your questions. Haven’t heard much buzz about Robert Quinn. What is the likelihood the Bears are looking to trade him, is there a likely timeframe of when it would happen, and what would his … Continue reading

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What Are the Implications of the Ryan Bates Offer Sheet?

Brad Biggs at the Chicago Tribune discusses the signing of Bills guard Ryan Bates to an offer sheet. General manager Ryan Poles has pledged to upgrade the offensive line, and the Bears signed Green Bay Packers interior offensive lineman Lucas … Continue reading

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The Bears’ Free Agency Plan Makes Sense

Brad Biggs at the Chicago Tribune answers your questions. “What justification is there for Ryan Poles’ nonsensical free-agent approach? He could have chosen one of three smart strategies. He could have: 1. Targeted players who were cut by other teams … Continue reading

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Welcome Back to the Locker Rooms and Other Points of View

Kevin Fishbain at The Athletic takes a look at the Bears salary cap situation. Here’s a look at the Bears’ 18 biggest cap hits and where those cap hits rank at their respective positions heading into the 2022 offseason, which … Continue reading

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