Devin Hester News

Bears WR Devin Hester and DT Tommie Harris will play against the Cardinals , NFL Network's Jason La Canfora confirmed through a league source.

CHICAGO After allowing six touchdowns and a field goal on the first seven possessions two weeks ago in an embarrassing 45-10 loss to the Cincinnati Bengals, the Bears chalked it up as an aberration.

The Bears are not going to be without their top wide receiver and the Arizona Cardinals might just have their No.

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When asked if he would have any limitations coming off a sprained right ankle , Bears receiver Devin Hester responded, "none whatsoever." So that means Hester should have little trouble zipping by the Cardinals cornerbacks come Sunday, right? "They do bite on double moves," Hester said.

The Bears will list wide receiver Devin Hester as questionable on the injury report, but he is expected to start on Sunday against the Arizona Cardinals.

Brad Biggs of the Sun-Times has a nice piece today about the problems with the Bears offense, more particularly the Red Zone offense.

Chicago Bears wide receiver Devin Hester missed practice on Wednesday after suffering an ankle injury against Cleveland this past Sunday.

The 3-3 Bears spent a good portion of the previous six days convincing themselves that the Browns are better than their 1-6 record.

When Bob Babich was the Bears ' defensive coordinator, it was always difficult to figure out where he started and Lovie Smith ended.

So, what gets trashed first? Offensive coordinator Ron Turner said he's ready to start paring back the playbook with the Bears clearly struggling seven games into the Jay Cutler era.

Lovie Smith likes to talk about how losses don't leave a good taste in his mouth, but this win probably didn't taste too good to Jay Cutler, who was swallowing blood after a blow to the chin from the helmet of Cleveland linebacker Kamerion Wimbley in the second quarter.

Pounded the previous week and losers of two straight, the Chicago Bears couldn't afford to go down again.

It was a victory for a division championship that was anything but cause for celebration.

Two consecutive losses following a bye week, including an embarrassing performance in Cincinnati.

Play-by-play of the Bears-Bucs game from a guy whose mama told him Rahula Strohl 5:01 PM EST, December 17, 2006 Hoilday cheer first.

Don't leave the couch when the Browns and Chicago Bears change possessions Sunday on kickoffs and punts.

CINCINNATI a ' One of the reasons the Chicago Bears traded for Jay Cutler in the off-season, and then made him the fourth-highest-paid quarterback in football last week, is Cutler is supposed to give them a come-from-behind dimension.

When the defense allows the opponent to go up and down the field and score on the first seven possessions, it's hard to focus too much on the offense.

CHICAGO Ron Turner's play calls are believed to be as predictable as a traffic light.