Category Archives: Chicago Bears

Patrick Finley at the Chicago Sun-Times runs us through speculates about some changes in the 2016 Bears offense. Some of them are obvious. For example, with a healthy Alshon Jeffery and Kevin White, you can figure you’ll be seeing quarterback … Continue reading →

Rich Campbell at the Chicago Tribune writes a very interesting article on the running back situation, focusing largely upon the hope that Jeremy Langford will emerge. There are a few things to note. There’s a slight dichotomy when head coach … Continue reading →

As we come out of the draft and enter the OTAs, Kevin Fishbain at Pro Football Weekly thought it might be instructive to look at the Bears depth chart. I agree. Offense WR: Alshon Jeffery / Marquess Wilson / Cameron … Continue reading →

Brad Biggs at the Chicago Tribune answers your questions: “Have you heard anything about the Bears moving defensive lineman Greg Scruggs to tight end? Cornelius Washington has Scruggs’ No. 90 now and Scruggs is listed on the Bears roster now … Continue reading →

All offseason speculation was that the Bears wanted to get stronger at running back. Despite their insistence that they were happy with running backs that they had, there were indications that the Bears would like to add one. The most … Continue reading →

David Haugh at the Chicago Tribune objects to the release of offensive guard Matt Slauson. The Bears were apparently trying to upgrade their athleticism at the position: “During his victory lap Saturday after the NFL draft, Bears general manager Ryan Pace … Continue reading →

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 →

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 →

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 →