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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The Chicago Bears aren't going to conduct a spending spree in free agency this year. They simply don't have the money. However, they might be able to strike for one or two underrated names who might yet be able to deliver far above their projected pay scales. One of them that not enough people are...
Most Chicago Bears fans are dying to know what the team has planned for the upcoming NFL draft. With no 1st round pick available, GM Ryan Pace will have to further his reputation for getting the most out of later picks in order to give his team much-needed help in 2020. This leads to the big...
Thus far the Chicago Bears have met with only one quarterback this offseason with the NFL draft in mind. Obviously it's early and that is certain to change. However, it appears they've gotten off on the right foot with who they chose. It was reported the team had met with Florida International...
The Chicago Bears hired Bill Lazor as their new offensive coordinator. A big part of why is his experience. He's held the same job for two other NFL franchises. Something Mark Helfrich couldn't offer. Another thing he's proven quite good at is getting the most out of his quarterbacks. Both Nick...
Nobody can say for sure how things will end up going, but signs are at least pointing to what the Chicago Bears have planned at quarterback. Mitch Trubisky will be the starter in 2020, as GM Ryan Pace said. Changes though will be coming to the depth chart behind him. Chase Daniel and Tyler Bray...
When it comes to the Chicago Bears and Green Bay Packers, the rivalry doesn't take days off. The Bears have been eliminated from the playoffs for weeks now, but that hasn't stopped their fans from finding ways to needle the Packers as they prepare to play the NFC championship against the San...
One of the more surprising decisions for head coach Matt Nagy, when the 2020 offseason began, was to fire offensive line coach Harry Hiestand. While it's true the Chicago Bears offensive line struggled in 2019, Hiestand was still viewed as somebody with credibility who would get a chance to fix the...
The Chicago Bears know this 2020 offseason has a ton riding on it. One cannot underestimate how big of a disappointment 2019 was. Sure, 8-8 isn't a terrible record in the ultra-competitive NFL but everybody knows this team is talented enough to go after a Super Bowl. Instead they looked woefully...
The Chicago Bears are in full offseason mode now. Much of their primary focus in the past week has been situating their coaching staff. Matt Nagy made some significant changes including a new offensive coordinator, quarterbacks coach, offensive line coach, and tight ends coach. Not to mention...
Kyle Long is stepping away from football. A hiatus as he calls it. Not a retirement. Either way, his love and dedication to his teammates likely won't be going anywhere. He made it clear in a recent interview with Ian Rapoport of NFL Network that most teams would've cut him years ago because of his...
The Chicago Bears coaching staff has seen some remarkable overhauling in the past week. Rather unusual for a team that went 8-8 but that's the extent of the disappointment 2019 was. To the surprise of nobody, almost every change was centered around the offense with three coaches getting fired. Juan...
It's still difficult for Chicago Bears fans to get a grasp on what the team has planned for 2020 at quarterback. Thus far they've only seen part of it as head coach Matt Nagy completely revamped his coaching staff. Out were the younger or college-themed names like Mark Helfrich and Kevin Gilbride....
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