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 hatched a small surprise on the second day of the NFL draft. When everybody expected them to take a running back, they opted to go for wide receiver Luther Burden. It felt odd at first until you started hearing the reactions from experts. By all accounts, the Missouri standout was...
Offense was the focus for the Chicago Bears through the early parts of the draft. It wasn't a big surprise. Ben Johnson was the new head coach. He had every right to seek talent to fit his new vision for the team. However, he also knew the team couldn't go two whole days without giving some help to...
The Chicago Bears pulled some surprises on the third day of the 2025 draft. Rather than opt for targeting big names as had been the case for most of the first two days, they opted to go in different directions. It became clear they were targeting excellent athletes with each pick, whether they were...
There were no signs that the NFL draft wasn't going according to plan for the Chicago Bears through the first two days. They added two outstanding playmakers on offense, a promising offensive tackle, and a violent interior pass rusher. Lots of boxes were checked. However, there was one pressing...
Undrafted free agency may not hold the same glamour. Even so, it is of the same importance. Great teams are often built through success on the undrafted market. The Chicago Bears should know. Their last championship team had quite a few notable ones on it. GM Ryan Poles and head coach Ben Johnson...
After multiple rounds of focusing on great athletes with their draft picks, it appears the Chicago Bears opted to go with a throwback for the finale. In the 7th round with their final selection, GM Ryan Poles and head coach Ben Johnson got the running back they were missing. His name is Kyle...
If you thought the Chicago Bears were done improving their offensive line after their surge in free agency, that would've been a bad assessment. GM Ryan Poles and head coach Ben Johnson have made it their mission to improve both the starting lineup and the depth in the draft. They added a gigantic...
After the Chicago Bears made their top three picks on the offensive side of the ball, it has become apparent that GM Ryan Poles is now determined to help the defense as things progress. It started with defensive tackle Shemar Turner late in the 2nd round. Then, in the 4th, they added speedy...
It was only a matter of time before the Chicago Bears threw a curveball in the 2025 draft that fans weren't ready for. That came in the 4th round. After trading down in the 4th round, they secured Maryland linebacker Ruben Hyppolite with the 132nd pick. He is far from a household name among draft...
The Chicago Bears generated tons of excitement when they engineered a trade that landed them three picks in the 2nd round. It created a golden opportunity for GM Ryan Poles and head coach Ben Johnson to find legitimate starters for their roster. It started with wide receiver Luther Burden, someone...
The Chicago Bears appeared to have a clear plan of action going into the 2nd round. They needed help at running back and the defensive line. That would likely be their focus with both picks. So, naturally, it was a massive shock when they grabbed Luther Burden III with the 39th overall pick. No one...
The Chicago Bears were offensively focused through their first three draft picks. They added a playmaking tight end, an explosive wide receiver, and a gigantic offensive tackle in quick succession. It was evident that head coach Ben Johnson dictated what the team was doing. However, there was no...
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