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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Chicago Bears GM Ryan Poles has done almost everything necessary to help improve his team this off-season. He added two legitimate options at center with Ryan Bates and Coleman Shelton. He swung a trade for star wide receiver Keenan Allen, bolstering the team's firepower. D'Andre Swift provides...
Ryan Poles said he and his front office will debate what to do with the #9 pick going into next month. Three groups will form, each assigned a position of need. One will argue for an offensive tackle, one for a wide receiver, and one for edge rushers. Whoever makes the most compelling case will...
The Chicago Bears know who they're taking at #1. Everybody does. It will be Caleb Williams. The more persistent mystery is what they'll do at #9. GM Ryan Poles hinted it is down to three positions: wide receiver, offensive tackle, and edge rusher. Over the next few weeks, he and the team brass will...
The Chicago Bears will enter the 2024 NFL draft with lots of optimism. They hold the #1 overall pick in the class, meaning they have a chance to select who they feel is the best quarterback. Then, just for good measure, they also hold the #9 pick. They have an opportunity to land two blue-chip...
One common misconception regarding quarterback is the belief that only the strongest arms have success in the NFL. That is not true. Yes, having a strong arm can be a huge asset to a team. It means the quarterback can make almost any throw in any window. Few guys can fit a ball between two...
It feels like the heaviest debate among Chicago Bears fans isn't who they take at #1 overall in the draft. That is a foregone conclusion at this point. Caleb Williams is all but a lock to go at that spot. Discussions have now shifted to one overarching topic. Will the Bears stay put at #9? They...
Devin Hester is about to make more NFL history, becoming the first return man to enter the Pro Football Hall of Fame. That is an honor no other player is likely to achieve, which speaks to the incredible impact the former Miami product had on the sport. What nobody ever knew was how the Chicago...
Justin Fields gave his all in three years with the Chicago Bears. Sadly, things never quite came together. While there were moments of brilliance, he never quite found the consistency as a passer to justify the team passing on a quarterback with the #1 pick twice. GM Ryan Poles decided to trade the...
Matt Eberflus is a big fan of joint practices in the preseason. He's said they actually benefit a team more than the actual games themselves. That is because the players get two length practice sessions to work against unfamiliar opponents, allowing them to gain some additional insight into where...
The Chicago Bears will take Caleb Williams #1 overall. Every sign on planet Earth points in that direction. Most experts agree it's a formality at this point. The true intrigue for fans is what GM Ryan Poles might do at the #9 pick. There is no shortage of possibilities. Some think he will target a...
One thing that GM Ryan Poles has remained consistent about is investing at premium positions. To him, those include the offensive line, pass rushers, and cornerbacks. If people thought he was exaggerating when he first took over the Chicago Bears in 2022, they better take him seriously now. Over...
The weird thing about the Chicago Bears is they might be the most predictable and unpredictable team in the top 10 of the 1st round this year. They're predictable because everybody knows they are taking Caleb Williams 1st overall. It is as close to a lock at this point as it can get. The only thing...
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