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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Case Keenum was ready to retire. He'd put together a tremendous career as a journeyman backup quarterback. He even took Minnesota to the NFC championship in 2017. However, at 37 years old, it felt like the time was right to hang it up. Then he got a phone call from new Chicago Bears head coach Ben...

The Chicago Bears know they should've beaten the Minnesota Vikings on opening night. They held the lead 17-6 in the 4th quarter. Unfortunately, a defensive collapse, coupled with the offense's inability to extend the lead, left the door open for a comeback. Caleb Williams didn't have a bad game,...

Caleb Williams is transforming into the best version of himself. After a difficult start to the season, the Chicago Bears quarterback has played some of his best football over the past two weeks. He's led back-to-back 4th quarter rallies to get his team to 6-3 and a highly important rematch with...

The Chicago Bears have operated with a crippled limb all season. That is how significant the injuries have been. Left tackle Braxton Jones was never healthy and is back on IR. T.J. Edwards and Kyler Gordon have battled multiple setbacks all season. Dayo Odeyingbo tore his Achilles and Shemar Turner...

Chicago Bears fans weren't sure what to expect from Caleb Williams this season. They knew he had talent. Arguably, the most of any quarterback in franchise history. However, it takes more than physical tools to thrive in the NFL. This team has learned the hard way with guys like Justin Fields, Jay...

The trade came as a genuine shock. Teams generally don't move great players for any reason unless they're disgruntled or not performing well. Neither was the case with Joe Thuney in Kansas City. He was still fantastic for them at left guard and had never been a malcontent in any way. However, the...
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