I’m a football writer with more than 15 years covering the Chicago Bears. I hold a master’s degree in the Teaching of Writing from Columbia College Chicago, and my work on Sports Mockery has earned more than twenty million views. I focus on providing analysis, context, and reporting on Bears strategy, roster decisions, and team developments, and I’ve shared insight on 670 The Score, ESPN 1000, and football podcasts in the U.S. and Europe.
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Jay Glazer is one of the most respected NFL insiders in the business. A guy with a lot of personal relationships in the player community. He showers them with so much love and respect for being able to play at a high level. Especially when it's through pain. During his weekly mailbag for The...
The Chicago Bears came into 2020 with not a lot of salary cap space to work with. GM Ryan Pace knew that if he wanted to make any sort of splash in free agency, he'd have to get creative with how he managed the limited amount of money at his disposal. It started right before the action began when...
If there is one thing that can be guaranteed about the NFL draft, it's that the Chicago Bears will make a move via trade at least once. GM Ryan Pace has conducted a trade either up or down the boards in each of the past four drafts he has run for this franchise. With just two picks in the top 150...
Anybody who has paid close attention to what the Chicago Bears have done in the past week for NFL free agency can see a pattern. Of the nine players they've added thus far, five of them have come on the defensive side of the ball. Only two of their moves on offense can be considered possible...
A lot of people were starting to get nervous, wondering what the Chicago Bears were going to do about their offensive line. They still haven't found a new starter at right guard and also lost two key depth pieces in guard Ted Larsen and tackle Cornelius Lucas. So it really didn't seem like they...
There is no more important job on a football field for a defensive player in the NFL than being able to put the quarterback on his back. It's why pass rushers are the second-highest-paid position group behind only QBs themselves. The Chicago Bears have made their investments in this area crystal...
The buzz word regarding the Chicago Bears quarterback position remains unchanged to most of the national media. It's going to be a "competition" between Mitch Trubisky and new arrival Nick Foles to see who is the starter for the 2020 season. GM Ryan Pace knew he had to give his team the best...
For the most part, the Chicago Bears have done a fine job addressing their offseason needs. They found reliable tight end in Jimmy Graham, upgraded edge rusher with Robert Quinn and traded for an experienced and proven quarterback in Nick Foles. There hasn't been too much to complain about from the...
The Chicago Bears drew a lot of reactions when they executed the trade to acquire veteran quarterback Nick Foles from the Jacksonville Jaguars. Some felt they were stupid to do it. Nobody in their right minds would trade for that contract. Others felt it was a fair bargain for a former Super Bowl...
Will the Chicago Bears draft a quarterback next month? It's a fair question. Despite their trade for Nick Foles, one could argue the team might not feel entirely secure at the position. Mitch Trubisky will be a free agent next year, which leaves Foles as the only guy on the roster under contract...
It's hardly anything new when a current or former Green Bay Packers player talks trash about the Chicago Bears. That is just the nature of the rivalry. That is why it wasn't a big surprise that certain guys came out of the woodwork when the Nick Foles trade went down. It was certainly a...
The Chicago Bears appear to have shifted their focus in free agency. After securing three notable names in Jimmy Graham, Robert Quinn, and Nick Foles they've since focused entirely on bargain options. Players who can be good depth and hopeful standouts on special teams. Doesn't this mean they're...
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