Archive for May, 2010
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Buyer Beware: Why the Chicago Bears Should Be Wary of Terrell Owens
I think you'll agree that right now in the NFL, sportswriters don't have much to talk about. Besides the constant scrutiny and praise of the NFL's recent Super Bowl XLVIII announcement, the press hasn't been exactly hot as of late. However, alt
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The All-Female Celebrity, All-AFC South and All-NFC North Football Duel
In honor of my record 100th article on Bleacher Report, I have comprised a duel that lists the depth charts of the top players at each position from the AFC South and NFC North divisions. Moreover, inspired via B/R writer Double G Sports, I have als
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Chicago Bears Up Close: The Linebackers
The Bears have always had great linebackers no matter how good or how bad they have been. As Bears fans we remember such players as Dick Butkus, Mike Singletary and Doug Buffone, among others, as being some of the best linebackers in Bears hist
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Chicago Bears Minicamp: The Long and Short of It
It's often said very little can be observed about a football team by watching them run around in shorts at a minicamp. They certainly wore shorts and no pads at this weekend's Bears minicamp, but some facts became very self-evident anyway. 1. Julius
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Safeties: What Will the Chicago Bears Do Without Them?
And Lovie has done it again. For everyone who thought the drafting of Major Wright and then the trade that brought back Chris Harris stabilized the safety spots, you were wrong. At the Bears first minicamp Chris Harris was lined up at free safety
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Why Mike Martz’s Arrival in Chicago Will Land Jay Cutler in the Pro Bowl
We all know what a nightmare of a debut season it was for Chicago Bears QB Jay Cutler. Yet despite the misery, there is a light at the end of the tunnel for Cutler. And it's not a train. For as rough of a season as 2009 was for Cutler, better things
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Will the Chicago Bears’ Key Moves Equal Wins?
The Bears made some significant offseason moves this year (to date) in hopes that it will bring them back to where they were just a few years ago (in 2006) when they went to the Super Bowl. The Bears offseason has been filled with some uncharac
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Brian Urlacher-Gale Sayers Feud Is Silly
Brian Urlacher is an NFL veteran, so you would think he would know better than to pick a fight with a Hall of Famer like Gale Sayers. Especially since Gale Sayers was such a great player for Urlacher’s team, the Chicago Bears, way b
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Chicago Bears Offense Needs to Max-Out at Minicamp
Friday, on the first day of minicamp, Chicago Bears quarterback Jay Cutler took a realistic approach toward how long it will take to get the new offense of coordinator Mike Martz down. “Into training camp,” Cutler said. “That&rsqu
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Chicago Bears Affairs: Can Devin Hester Blossom into Our Leading Receiver?
April 29, 2006 It's the second round of the 2006 NFL Draft. You, Jerry Angelo, have decided to rely on your beloved quarterback; Rex Grossman. One who attains such a large amount of talent, similar to the player that's on your mind at the moment. Y
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