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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It seems the Chicago Bears felt they were onto something back in 2013. No team in recent memory had constructed a wide receiving corps quite like they had. Most usually typify a mix of speed with one guy providing the size. Former GM Phil Emery instead decided to focus on finding players who were...
It seems Ryan Pace is feeling a little greedy these days. The Chicago Bears free agency plan undoubtedly included wide receivers. Such is the byproduct of having the worst passing offense in the NFL in 2017. Most expected the team to be intent on getting one of the top receivers on the market and...
The Chicago Bears draft plans are unknown. That's nothing new. Few GMs in the NFL have proven better at masking his intentions than Ryan Pace. His masterful maneuvers to get Mitch Trubisky last year are a perfect example. That said, at least one thing is known for sure about this upcoming event....
It's becoming clear that the Chicago Bears free agency approach, at least early on, is focused on offense. The rumors surrounding the wide receiver position have long been public knowledge. Allen Robinson? Sammy Watkins? Albert Wilson? Nobody is off the table. What many might be surprised about is...
Rivalries in sports are typically reserved for two categories: players or teams. It's Peyton Manning vs. Tom Brady or the Philadelphia Eagles vs. the New York Giants. Rivalries are always reserved for on the field. Rarely do they spill over to off of it. Yet sometimes in a rare sequence of...
Don't let anybody steer the conversation a different direction. Wide receiver may be the most hyped up Chicago Bears off-season issue. It is not, however, their biggest worry. No that lay elsewhere at the edge rusher position. Why though? Both the receiver and edge rusher spots are going to be...
The Chicago Bears weren't taking any chances. GM Ryan Pace didn't want to apply the franchise tag to cornerback Kyle Fuller. At the same time, he also didn't want the 26-year old to leave for free agency. This left the team with a clear option and they executed it, utilizing the transition tag to...
Ryan Pace deserves credit for one thing. He's not prone to making the same mistakes twice. His Ray McDonald experience back in 2015 has seen him avoid any players with questionable character. His inability to pull the trigger on trading up for Marcus Mariota and Carson Wentz drove him to do so for...
The Chicago Bears roster situation isn't nearly as bad as its been the past three years. GM Ryan Pace finally has them on a stable footing with a strong core of young players. That said he's still got lots of work to do. Preliminary evaluations would suggest that wide receiver headlines their list...
Thus far the Chicago Bears have stayed out of the trade frenzy that continues to sweep across the NFL like a wildfire. Is GM Ryan Pace gunshy or is he just waiting for the opportunity to strike? The Bears don't have a ton of draft capital to give up in any sort of deal. So anything they pursue...
The Chicago Bears dropped out of the Jarvis Landry chase fairly early. It seems they weren't wild about the idea of swapping first round picks with the Miami Dolphins, which was a reported part of the original deal proposed. In the end, it was the Cleveland Browns who got him. GM Ryan Pace thus...
GM Ryan Pace has a specific method of operation when it comes to finding the best players in the NFL draft. Last year it was revealed that aside from constructing a traditional board of player rankings, he takes it one step further. He sets aside a list of names from the class who fit certain...
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