Category Archives: Chicago Bears

Steve Rosenbloom at the Chicago Tribune doesn’t believe head coach Marc Trestman‘s biggest call was going for it on fourth and one in the fourth quarter: “Instead, the big call came about 15 minutes earlier after the Bengals shredded the … Continue reading →

Brad Biggs at the Chicago Tribune reviews the tape from Sunday’s game: “Cutler spread the ball around and made some plays while improvising, including a 24-yard completion to Forte. In the face of pressure, he was strong. Cutler didn’t fall … Continue reading →

Many people noted after the Bears game that they liked the “adjustments” that the Bears made at halftime of the Bengals game last Sunday. I actually couldn’t put my finger on anything that could be identified as different (other than … Continue reading →

One of the primary concerns from the Bengal’s perspective was how fill in left tackle Anthony Collins, who hasn’t had a start since 2011, was going to fare against Bears defensive end Julius Peppers. My assumption was that if Collins … Continue reading →

Mark Potash at the Chicago Sun-Times writes about the balance in the offense yesterday: “But this time, Marshall had the most help. And his team won. Hmmmm .?.?. ‘’‘That should be comforting to him as well,’ Cutler said regarding the … Continue reading →

Offense It was evident that the Bengals had their choice of paths to attack the Bears. A. They could attack Jay Cutler by offering tight man coverage and forcing him to release the ball early and trust his receivers, something … Continue reading →

Much has been said about how much time it will take for the new offense to gel under offensive coordinator Aaron Kromer and head coach Marc Trestman. But, as emphasized by this quote from defensive coordinator Mel Tucker, the defense … Continue reading →