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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Shane Waldron hasn't had a great time lately. The former Seattle offensive coordinator came to the Chicago Bears with plenty of hype. He'd had considerable success over the past three years, getting some productive seasons out of the resurgent Geno Smith. Many felt his ability to develop...
Matt Eberflus is not in a great situation at the moment. Once again, his Chicago Bears are floundering in September, plagued by offensive issues and a lack of identity. Frustration with the head coach is building. Fans are tired of how unprepared his teams look, especially early in games. Eberflus...
Many don't predict the Chicago Bears to beat the Los Angeles Rams on Sunday. It isn't hard to see why. They still have Matthew Stafford and Sean McVay, giving them a decisive advantage at the two most critical jobs in the sport. Chicago has a healthier and deeper roster. Los Angeles is horribly...
Something isn't working with the Chicago Bears' running game. It is a mix of issues. The offensive line is missing too many blocks. Defenses are stacking the line of scrimmage, hoping to force Caleb Williams into throwing the ball. However, the reality is their running backs aren't doing a great...
Building a successful team in the NFL is difficult, especially when starting from scratch. Ryan Poles has done some impressive work morphing the Chicago Bears into a viable roster. Their defense is one of the best in the NFL. Even the offense finally has legitimate firepower at wide receiver and...
Jayden Daniels, the #2 overall pick in the 2024 draft, had a stellar showing in week three against the Cincinnati Bengals. He threw for 254 yards, ran for 39, and scored three touchdowns to pull off a 38-33 upset. Inevitably, this kicked off a debate among fans and media. Had the Chicago Bears made...
The Chicago Bears' rushing attack was by far the biggest surprise (and disappointment) of the early 2024 season. Remember, this was a team that finished second in rushing last year. Though Justin Fields was a key part of that, the team's running backs found room regularly. People can't understand...
Matt Eberflus had a good plan coming to the Chicago Bears. It was considered a bit corny at the time, but the idea was sound. He wanted a team that hustled, played with intensity, was smart, and focused on taking away the football. As it was called, the H.I.T.S principle helped him produce quality...
Matt Eberflus pretty much made it official on Friday. The offensive line alignment they went with last Sunday in Indianapolis would remain the same for this week against Los Angeles. That means veteran Matt Pryor would start at right guard, confirming that Nate Davis is benched. There is no injury...
Few coaches are under more pressure after the first three weeks of the 2024 season than Shane Waldron. The Chicago Bears offensive coordinator came in with plenty of fanfare after his successful run with the Seattle Seahawks. It was felt he was exactly the guy who could cultivate a young...
The Chicago Bears haven't really gotten to see their passing attack at full steam ahead this season. Right before things kicked off, star wide receiver Keenan Allen suffered a heel injury that dogged him through the first game of the year. Chicago chose to shut him down over the next two weeks,...
We all know the final result. The Chicago Bears traded Justin Fields to the Pittsburgh Steelers for a conditional draft pick. It was a 6th rounder. However, if Fields ended up playing 51% of the offensive snaps this season, it would convert to a 4th rounder. Most people thought there was no way...
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