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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David Montgomery is a rookie. By rights, he should be a bit more immature than a lot of the veteran players on his team. He's young and has a lot to learn. Except this is entirely the case. From the beginning, the running back has shown signs that he is not the same as most rookies. He feels like a...
The Chicago Bears aren't on the quarterback market just yet. However, it does feel like they're getting closer. Mitch Trubisky, their prized top draft pick who had such an encouraging 2018, delivered his worst performance last Sunday against New Orleans. One that didn't seem him crack the 100 yards...
The Chicago Bears are at a crossroads. Ten games remain in their 2019 season. The team is 3-3 and their offense is among the worst in the NFL. A big reason for that is their ongoing struggles at quarterback. After his promising second year in 2018, Mitch Trubisky has taken a significant step back...
The Chicago Bears aren't expected to be active at the upcoming NFL trade deadline. One because they never usually are anyway and also because they don't really have the sources to be aggressive. That being said, it looks like the market may be lining up to their advantage. At least at one position...
A lot of Chicago Bears fans are anxious to see if the team will do something at quarterback. They appear trapped in a no-win scenario at present. Mitch Trubisky is regressing further and further by the week. Chase Daniel is a true backup who will never be able to overcome his physical limitations....
The Chicago Bears trade market would not exactly appear to be strong this year. Not a surprise since they don't have a lot of extra draft picks to throw around. Their 1st, 3rd, and 4th round selections in 2020 were shipped away in recent deals for Khalil Mack, Anthony Miller, and David Montgomery....
This isn't the Mitch Trubisky we came to know last year. Despite Matt Nagy insisting that the young quarterback had made strides in understanding the offense, it feels like he's taken a giant step back. There are plenty of concerns to cover such as his slow field vision, constantly inaccurate...
The Chicago Bears aren't seen as one of the teams who will be aggressive at the upcoming trade deadline on October 29th. Part of that is due to their lack of assets to trade with and the other is there doesn't seem like a quick fix for their current problems out there anywhere. Not unless they can...
Mitch Trubisky is a nice kid. He's always presented that type of personality from the day he was drafted. An easy-going smile. Patient with questions. Willing to sign every autograph he can. However, at the most recent press conference with the Chicago Bears media on Wednesday, something was...
The sudden downturn of the Chicago Bears offense this season has raised serious questions. Namely its inability to run the ball or have any sort of identity. They ran it just seven times against New Orleans last Sunday, a franchise record low. Matt Nagy has insisted several times that he...
Mitch Trubisky isn't dead yet but it certainly feels like he's on life support. Unsurprisingly, this has led to a ton of backlash on GM Ryan Pace. For all the good things the man has done rebuilding the Chicago Bears into a talented team, his trade up in 2017 to grab Trubisky over the likes of...
Matt Nagy tried to send a message in the first game of the year when he wore George Halas' actual fedora to Soldier Field. The great irony is Halas himself would be irate with the way Nagy has handled things so far this season. Especially on the offensive side. One thing "Papa Bear" always made...
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