Matt Forte News

The Bears look to tear down the defending NFC Champion Cardinals. The stats will say that last week against the Browns the Bears rushed for over 100 yards.

Jay Cutler was sore and a bit black and blue. He ran five times for 32 yards but absorbed four sacks and spent plenty of time also running for cover in the Chicago Bears' 30-6 win over the Cleveland Browns on Sunday.

The defense found their Mojo, while the offense continued to stumble. If it wasn't for a dominating performance by the Bears defense in Sunday's 30-6 rout of the woeful Cleveland Browns at Soldier Field we may have been talking about a three-game losing streak.

At first, it seemed like disgust. Then, maybe disappointment. But upon further review, I wonder if what Ron Turner was really expressing after Sunday's dismal victory over the Browns was actually fear.

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

LAKE FOREST – The Bears turned their good side toward the cameras Monday.

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

The inept Bears finally met an offense worse than theirs in the Cleveland Browns, who literally turned the game over to the Chicago on Sunday.

The Cleveland Browns trail the Chicago Bears 23-6 in the 4th quarter. Bears running back Matt Forte has two rushing touchdowns.

Wow. That's really all I can say after the Bears' 45-10 loss to the Cincinnati Bengals on Sunday October 25, 2009.

CINCINNATI - One look at Cedric Benson standing at the locker beside him and you might say Chad Ochocinco had doscientos on his mind.

Contrary to popular opinion around Chicago, that cringe-inducing beating last week didn't crush the Bears.

If the New Orleans Saints' Drew Brees is so good, why are his owners getting nauseous from an unexpected rollercoaster ride? He is supposed to be the best quarterback in the best offense on the planet.

The Bears are finished in everyone's mind but their own. A dreadful defeat to the Cincinnati Bengals is sure to awaken self-doubt and invite a collapse of confidence, but the perfect elixir comes in the form of the Cleveland Browns, who turn up Sunday at Soldier Field.

Another week, another underwhelming crop of fantasy performances from Bears players.

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

The Bears got blown up at the line Sunday and were embarrassed by the Cincinnati Bengals.

OK, how about assisted suicide? The Bears forced the Bengals into only two third downs on the first drive.

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.

Things aren't looking good for Bears RB Matt Forte right now. He's carried the ball four times for 11 yards in the first half against the Bengals, who already lead Chicago 21-0. The Bears will no doubt look to throw the ball in a comeback attempt.