I’d like to sit here and pontificate to you via my keyboard about every problem plaguing the Bears’ offense, and offer surefire solutions how to fix it.
What is wrong with the Bears offense?
Eddy Pineiro exorcises the Bears’ kicking demons
In my 30-plus years of watching football, I’ve seen some crazy finishes. I’ve seen Hail Mary’s. I’ve watched trick plays. And, of course, I’ve witnessed back-to-back weeks of Mike Brown interception returns for touchdowns. In overtime, no less.
In Trubisky We Trust? Does the Bears’ QB have yours?
What does Bears quarterback Mitch Trubisky need to do Sunday in Denver to regain — or retain — your trust?
Nagy, Bears offense shoulder the blame in loss to Packers
The Bears kicked off the NFL’s 100th season by renewing their storied rivalry with the Green Bay Packers. While they didn’t allow a 20-point comeback to a hobbled Aaron Rodgers this time, the final result had a similar feel to last year’s season opener.
Finally! September is here and real football begins with Bears-Packers
Bears training camp: 5 questions to ponder as the Bears report to training camp
10 most important players for a successful 2019 Bears season
The Chicago Bears had an impressive 12-4 record under the leadership of new head coach Matt Nagy last season.
Can the Bears win the Super Bowl with Mitch Trubisky?
Mitch Trubisky must take another big step forward for the Bears to make a run at Super Bowl LIV, argues Gary Davenport of Bleacher Report.
John Fox says Bears had worst NFL offseason
The Bears had the worst NFL offseason, according to former Bears head coach John Fox.
WR Riley Ridley another tool added to Matt Nagy’s bag of tricks
After trading up Friday night to select running back David Montgomery, the Bears kept the focus on offense on Day 2. The team selected Georgia wide receiver Riley Ridley in the fourth round of the 2019 NFL Draft.
Bears select Iowa State RB David Montgomery in third round of 2019 NFL Draft
I wrote a piece on Thursday identifying 5 needs the Bears could address with their five picks in the 2019 NFL Draft. The positions I targeted were running back, outside linebacker, safety, offensive line and cornerback. With the Bears trading Jordan Howard to the Eagles this offseason, running back felt like the most pressing hole to fill.
Chicago Bears draft needs: 5 holes the Bears can fill in 2019
Draft Day is finally here! It’s the day (or three days, to be exact) that brings a wave of youthful talent to the NFL and provides every team with fresh, new hope.