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 Super Bowl odds aren't really on the minds of many people right now. It's not a huge surprise. This team hasn't even made the playoffs since 2010. Why should anybody consider them favorites or even dark horses to win a championship? Something they haven't done since 1985. These...
The Chicago Bears biggest 2019 issues likely aren't on the minds of most fans right now. That's perfectly understandable. The team, for the first time in almost a decade is in the thick of the playoff race. They lead the NFC North with five to play and a chance claim the division crown by the end...
The Chicago Bears defense looked like it had two superstars when it began 2018. That was Akiem Hicks with all his monstrous presence on the defensive line. Then it was Khalil Mack, the edge rushing terror from Oakland GM Ryan Pace stole in the dead of night like a classic jewel thief. Before long...
The Chicago Bears already have one of the best pass rushers in the NFL thanks to their trade for Khalil Mack back in September. Now people are finding out that they may also have one of the best safeties as well. That's how great Eddie Jackson has been this year, making some of the most decisive...
The Chicago Bears walked out of Ford Field in high spirits on Thanksgiving. It's not hard to see why. They'd just won three divisional games in a span of 12 days and had 10 days off before their next one. They are 8-3 and in full command of the NFC North. Not only that but their two biggest rivals,...
Most of the attention lately has been paid to the most recent group of rookies, and for good reason. However, the Chicago Bears 2017 draft class might be the one that is truly special. Part of it is simply because of its impact already. You have one guy who looks like a franchise quarterback in the...
The Chicago Bears are a team driven by their stars this year, as it should be. For the first time in ages, they have a strong nucleus of talent that is capable of surviving key injuries and continue to win games. When it's not Khalil Mack and Akiem Hicks, it's Mitch Trubisky. When it's not him,...
The Chicago Bears understand what it's like to look quality coaches right when things are going great. In 1986, beloved defensive coordinator Buddy Ryan left to take over the Philadelphia Eagles. Back in 2016, Adam Gase headed off to Miami after one quality season in Chicago. Now it seems the Bears...
The Khalil Mack trade is fast becoming one of the most impactful in recent Chicago Bears history. GM Ryan Pace made the bold move to trade for the superstar pass rusher after he reached a contract impasse with the Oakland Raiders. Rather than prolong the negotiations, head coach Jon Gruden...
Eddie Jackson is fast becoming the best draft pick the Chicago Bears have made in years. Last spring, everybody seemed certain the kid might serve as a nice backup and special teams player. Experts were convinced he was too thin and couldn't handle the rigors of the NFL. Especially after seeing him...
The Chicago Bears aren't focused on 2019 at the moment. Nor should they be. This team has a chance to reach the playoffs for the first time in eight years. They're 8-3, lead the NFC North with a chance to shut the door on the Vikings and Packers over the next few weeks. There's a ton left to do....
Ryan Pace. There's so much one should say about the job he's done. He took over a depleted and aging roster in 2015 and was saddled with two choices. Either try to retool around the pieces that were there and hopefully squeeze out a run or wipe it all clean and start from scratch. It would've been...
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