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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Matt Nagy came highly recommended when the Chicago Bears hired him back in January. His track record as an offensive mind and quarterback specialist were hard to match. He was a student of Andy Reid, one of the best head coach molders in the NFL. Players love him and respect him. There weren't many...
Unlike last year, the Chicago Bears have received a ton of praise for their first round draft pick in 2018. Much of that has to do with the pick being far more proven this time around. Mitch Trubisky was a largely unknown commodity who started 13 total cames in college. For Roquan Smith, it was the...
Expectations for 2018 remain cautiously optimistic at best. However, there is plenty of optimism around the defense, especially after the addition of Roquan Smith to the front seven. Together with Danny Trevathan, Akiem Hicks, Leonard Floyd and Eddie Goldman, it's quite a young core they've put...
A Chicago Bears supplemental draft move is an ultra-rare thing. For all you '90s kids out there it's like finding and catching Mewtwo in Pokemon. Since it became a thing back in the 1970s, the Bears have only used a pick in the supplemental draft once. That was in 2010 when taking fullback Harvey...
The rumored Chicago Bears Madden rankings have been a source of major debate. However, the official numbers still hadn't come out so it was difficult to get a feel for where the developers actually saw the Bears as a team. At last those numbers are out and but the list of controversies haven't...
People have offered their own explanations for why Jordan Howard hasn't been able to master pass catching yet as a running back. Most chalk it up to the simplest idea. He has bad hands. Case closed right? Here's the thing. That's an easy copout for people who don't see the bigger picture. Many...
Don't be fooled. Most sports analysts, particularly in the realm of radio and televisions aren't locked into their loyalties. It's a cutthroat business and the most important thing to them is saying the thing that will get them the right kind of attention. Widespread support is good. Colin Cowherd...
The Jordan Howard trade rumors were like a pesky weed that wouldn't go away all offseason. They first sprouted up shortly after Matt Nagy was hired as head coach. The prevailing belief was that Howard's lack of precision as a receiver out of the backfield made him one-dimensional. Given how much...
Do Chicago Bears fans truly grasp how lucky they are to be done with the Dowell Loggains era at offensive coordinator? A good way to liken it is being stuck in a humid, moist, stink-infested sewer for two years and then suddenly emerging back into the outside world. John Fox made plenty of mistakes...
If people are looking for tangible evidence that John Fox was slowly losing his grip on the Chicago Bears over the course of his tenure, there is one stat that tells the story. In 2015, his best season as a head coach, the Bears committed a total of 99 penalties for the season. That had them ranked...
The thing about football is there's never any way of knowing where and when you'll find a talented player. The usual pools are established by this point: college football is tops, the CFL is a smaller one and there are tiny pockets over in Europe as well. The old Arena League is no more. Thus the...
People remain upset about the way things went during the Jay Cutler era. The Chicago Bears had what looked like a genuine star talent on their hands and thanks to a series of blunders blew their chance to take advantage before the roster began to fall apart. If only they'd done things differently....
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