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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Let's put it this way. The Chicago Bears are not the trendy pick for making the Super Bowl in 2020. As long as they have Mitch Trubisky at quarterback, there isn't an expert on the planet who would risk making such a prediction after watching the team struggle so much this past season. Then again,...
The Senior Bowl and East-West Shrine Game are both in the rearview mirror. Next up? It's the Chicago Bears scouting combine trip. Some will argue this is the most important pre-draft event. It's a chance to get more prospects in one place than any other (337 for this year). GM Ryan Pace, head coach...
Does anybody remember the name Demontre Hurst? People who followed the Chicago Bears from 2014 to 2016 should. An undrafted free agent, he hung around on the roster for three years as a backup who occasionally saw the field. He actually had two interceptions, a forced fumble, a sack, and 59 tackles...
The Chicago Bears face one of the most telling offseasons in recent memory. GM Ryan Pace and head coach Matt Nagy have the full backing of ownership despite a disappointing 2019 season. However, both also know that expectations are high for this team. It's felt this roster is good enough to win a...
The Chicago Bears know they are at a crossroads. They finished 8-8 and looked nothing like a team that was ready to compete for a Super Bowl. Their offense was a mess. Their defense gets a year older. It feels like that longstanding tradition of being unable to capitalize on another window of...
The Chicago Bears weren't messing around when they said their goal was to improve the offense this offseason. Barely 24 hours after GM Ryan Pace and head coach Matt Nagy concluded their final press conference, three offensive assistants were dismissed. In their places, Nagy brought four new faces....
The Chicago Bears took plenty of heat from the outside for how bad their offense was in 2019. They finished 27th in both total yards and points scored. Not to mention 27th in rushing. It was an ugly all-around year. Something fans have seen way too often in this town. At the heart of it is the...
Chris Long is a good authority on what it takes to win a Super Bowl. He did it twice in his career. First with the New England Patriots in 2016 and then a year later with the Philadelphia Eagles in 2017. So he's seen the blueprint in regards to what a team must have in order to complete the...
This Chicago Bears 2020 mock offseason is center around Ryan Pace. The GM is notoriously hard to predict. So what do we know? He's big on believing in his own homegrown players but at the same time isn't afraid to take calculated risks. Is there a way to combine those two realities together to...
The Chicago Bears have a lot of things to sort through offensively in the next three months. No position is off-limits at this point. Not when the unit finished 27th in the NFL in 2019. They need to do everything they can to bolster the talent from top to bottom. One area that won't be ignored is...
Speculation is running rampant with the Chicago Bears lately. No surprise. It's the offseason and that tends to happen. For this team, it's all focused on one thing. What will GM Ryan Pace do at quarterback? He stated with little chance to be misinterpreted that the plans for his team are for Mitch...
The Chicago Bears enter 2020 with a number of objectives. Most of them focus squarely on the offensive side of the ball. As they should. It finished 27th in the NFL and was the primary reason they finished 8-8. That being said, the defense can't be ignored. There are question marks to figure out at...
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