Wednesday Nov 25 | Windy City Gridiron
Laundry List of Mediocracy: Stuff Since the Bears Super Bowl
When a season opens up with as many high expectations as the Bears did, it's not hard to start the finger-pointing game when things go wrong.
McNeil: Bank on Bears to be run over again
When I go to the window with an NFL investment opportunity, I rarely jump on trends.
Dan, when you and I talk Bears , we have fun because it's the team we're most passionate about.
With JA trading away yet another first day pick, is he finally admitting that he isn't good at drafting on the first day.
Bears do solid job minimizing wasted space under salary cap
We have covered it here before but it's worth going over again. One of the reasons the Bears are in such a good position with the salary cap this season is because they manage to do a pretty good job of limiting their dead cap space.
No worries for Forte after early exit from Wednesday's practice
The Bears have lost players to injuries during the voluntary offseason workout program the past few years, but there is no concern Matt Forte's hamstring strain is serious.
The 2007 and 2008 Chicago Bears: What Went Wrong?
Following the Bear's loss in the Superbowl, we were given the message from coaches and players to keep the faith and expect the Bears to be one of very few teams to avoid a 2007 "Superbowl hangover" . Of course, due to a variety of factors, the Bears had forgettable seasons in 2007 and 2008, missing the playoffs both seasons.
Making it through the offseason a treacherous adventure
FIrst-round pick Peria Jerry limped off the practice field in Atlanta on Saturday.
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