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Jordan Howard Named to NFC’s Pro Bowl 2017 Roster
Chicago Bears running back Jordan Howard has been selected to the Pro Bowl as an injury replacement, Rich Campbell of the Chicago Tribune reported Wednesday. The Bears' official Twitter account celebrated the accomplishment while sharing the 22-year-old's statistics: Howard will replace David Johnson of the Arizona Cardinals, who suffered a knee injury in Week 17. Howard was a fifth-round pick in the 2016 draft and started the season third on Chicago's depth chart behind Jeremy Langford and Ka'Deem Carey. However, injuries thrust him into the spotlight, and he never looked back. He first broke out against the Detroit Lions in Week 4, when he totaled 111 rushing ...
Bears’ Jordan Howard Posts Franchise Rookie Rushing Record
Chicago Bears running back Jordan Howard's 1,313 rushing yards in 2016 marks the most for a rookie back in the franchise's history, per NFL Communications. The effort moved him past longtime Bears tailback Matt Forte's previous record of 1,238 yards in 2008. In addition to his rookie rushing record, Howard added multiple other accolades during the 2016 season. By gaining 202 yards from scrimmage in Week 8 against the Minnesota Vikings, Howard became the youngest player in team history to surpass 200 scrimmage yards in a game at 21 years, 363 days of age. He also posted the most 100-plus-yard rushing games (seven) by ...
Alshon Jeffery Guarantees Bears Will Win Super Bowl Next Season
The Chicago Bears finished their abysmal 3-13 season with a 38-10 loss to the Minnesota Vikings on Sunday, but wide receiver Alshon Jeffery sees a Lombardi Trophy in the team's near future. "I guarantee you we are going to win the Super Bowl next year," he said after the game, per Adam Hoge of WGN Radio. Jeffery may not even be with the Bears next season, as he is set to become a free agent in March, per Spotrac. The receiver also said his future is up to his agent and general manager Ryan Pace, per Rich Campbell of the Chicago Tribune. Jeffery didn't ...
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Tayo Fabuluje NFL Draft 2015: Scouting Report, Grade for Bears’ Rookie
STRENGTHSA road-grader in the run game, Tayo Fabuluje is a massive, hulking presence on the offensive line. He dominated defenders at the East-West Shrine Game and has developmental potential as a technician and athlete. He has the raw power to dump
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Adrian Amos to the Chicago Bears: Full Draft-Pick Breakdown
Instincts and intelligence are important when playing safety, and Adrian Amos has both. The Bears get a great value pick in the fifth round with this selection. Amos started 37 games over his last three seasons at Penn State. He was a high sch
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Adrian Amos NFL Draft 2015: Scouting Report, Grade for Bears’ 5th-Round Pick
STRENGTHSAdrian Amos can be listed at safety or cornerback, and how he's viewed by teams may vary. He has excellent speed, agility and short-area burst. He plays with balance and control, never letting his weight get too out in front of his feet or h
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Jeremy Langford to the Chicago Bears: Full Draft-Pick Breakdown
When the Bears added Michigan State's Jeremy Langford in the fourth round, they probably made two running backs on the team very nervous. Langford is an honorable mention All-Big Ten player who started all 27 games in the last two seasons at Mi
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Jeremy Langford NFL Draft 2015: Scouting Report, Grade for Bears’ 4th-Round Pick
STRENGTHSA two-year starter, Jeremy Langford started his Michigan State career at wide receiver and played a year of cornerback. That speed and ability as a receiver still shows up on film. Langford wowed in workouts, putting up a rare 4.4 time in th
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Chicago Bears Mock Draft: Updated Day 3 Predictions
As we approach the final day of the draft, the Bears have three remaining picks. They have done a nice job finding three potential starters in the first three rounds and now will look to add depth. Defense and special teams should be the primar
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Hroniss Grasu to the Chicago Bears: Full Draft-Pick Breakdown
The Chicago Bears drafted a lineman for the second pick in a row, but this time it's on the offensive side of the ball. Oregon's Hroniss Grasu comes to Chicago to help bolster the Bears' interior offensive line. Grasu played and started in 52 g
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Hroniss Grasu NFL Draft 2015: Scouting Report, Grade for Bears’ Rookie
STRENGTHSA four-year starter who never missed a game at Oregon, Hroniss Grasu is a lean, quick, agile center prospect. He’s a fighter up front and plays with good, functional strength.Grasu can move off his spot and was asked to get downfield t
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Is Eddie Goldman the Answer to Bears’ Embarrassing Defensive Woes?
Last year, the Chicago Bears were a hot mess defensively. The team ranked 30th in total defense and 31st in scoring defense. There are big changes underway in the Windy City on that side of the ball in 2015, and on Friday, the Bears used their second
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Eddie Goldman to the Bears: Full Draft-Pick Breakdown
On Day 1 of the draft, the Bears went offense. At the start of Day 2, they went back to their defensive roots with nose tackle Eddie Goldman. Goldman is a 6'4'', 336-pound run-stuffing machine. It was vital for the Bears to come away with a pla
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