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 always known for doing things the right way. Dysfunction has been part of their legacy over the past 30 years way too often. Even during the tenure of GM Ryan Poles, they haven't been able to escape drama. There was the awkward tension between Justin Fields and his coaches...
If there's one thing we know about Aaron Rodgers, it is that there isn't anything on this planet he loves more than sounding cool. For all his brilliance on the field, the former Green Bay Packers and New York Jets quarterback has this weird obsession with getting lots of media attention but acting...
The Chicago Bears turned heads when they signed Grady Jarrett in free agency. Part of it was the amount of money they gave him. Many felt his production last year didn't reflect the sizable contract he received. However, GM Ryan Poles and head coach Ben Johnson weren't signing him strictly for his...
Ben Johnson didn't mince words when asked about it. He was stunned that the Dallas Cowboys let defensive backs coach Al Harris' contract expire. That made him a free agent. The new Chicago Bears head coach was not about to let such a golden opportunity slip through his fingers. Harris was offered a...
The Chicago Bears likely aren't done tweaking their roster between now and the start of the season. GM Ryan Poles is always known for working the margins, trying to find ways to improve team depth. Most people have stayed focused on the running back position since the end of the draft....
Caleb Williams needed lots of help going into this offseason. Clearly, the Chicago Bears had not built a proper support structure for their young quarterback. Sure, they'd added plenty of intriguing weapons in the passing game, but it didn't matter much when he was constantly harassed due to poor...
The Chicago Bears' defensive line has plenty of veterans present. It starts with Montez Sweat, their Pro Bowl defensive end, whom they traded for two years ago. Next is Andrew Billings, the tough and dependable nose tackle. Grady Jarrett, a two-time Pro Bowl defensive tackle coming off a...
One thing about Chicago Bears fans is they're not stupid. They cover the team enough that even the slightest change gets noticed. Just look at how they decipher possible team intentions before a draft. These people could make incredible detectives if they were ever motivated enough. So, of course,...
Caleb Williams became the first quarterback the Chicago Bears ever took with the 1st overall pick in the draft. That was a clear declaration that they feel he has all the tools necessary to be a franchise guy. It was easy to see why. His mobility, arm talent, instincts, and playmaking skills made...
One former NFL executive had a great line that applies to almost anything in life: "Deadlines spur action." This is true in sports, business, and everything else. The Chicago Bears have operated on a soft deadline for their new stadium of 2025. Team president Kevin Warren said many times since...
Braxton Jones is not a failed draft pick. Getting three years of solid start left tackle play from a 5th round pick is a big win for any organization. However, the Chicago Bears must face reality. Jones likely won't get much better than he's been the past two years. That is a solid but unremarkable...
Facts are facts. The Chicago Bears' recent history of failure can be traced back to one inescapable reality: their offense has sucked. Since 1993, the end of the successful Mike Ditka era, the Bears have produced a top 10 offense exactly three times, a span of 31 years. It is not a coincidence that...
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