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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Matt Eberflus, for all his flaws, is one of the better defensive coaches in the NFL. He'd put together a pretty good defense for the Chicago Bears during his tenure, even though things fell apart last season. When Dennis Allen arrived this year, he was tasked with picking up the pieces and building...
Star power is what drives success in professional sports. The last two times the Chicago Bears were truly competitive football teams, they had plenty of it. We all remember the 1980s teams with a bevy of future Hall of Famers like Walter Payton, Dan Hampton, Jimbo Covert, Mike Singletary, and...
Contrary to popular belief, not every beneficial thing that happens during a game results from a smart decision by the head coach or quarterback. They rise from unintended mistakes. The draw play, now a staple of NFL offenses, originated from a situation where a Cleveland Browns running back...
The Chicago Bears haven't been mentioned much regarding the trade deadline, at least at the national level. Part of that is probably the uncertainty with their record. They started 0-2 and only now reached 3-2 after three consecutive wins. They look like a team poised to go on a run with a slate of...
Beating the Washington Commanders is not easy these days. They have a great head coach and a talented young quarterback. Reaching the NFC Championship last year didn't feel like a fluke. That meant the Chicago Bears needed to play a smart football game to win. That has not been their style for...
The nerves were palpable among Chicago Bears fans going into Monday night. They still had night terrors from the last time their team visited Washington to play the Commanders. What should've been their fifth win of the season became one of the great disasters in modern franchise history. Matt...
Anybody will tell you if you're not familiar with Chicago Bears history. Offense in this town is about as rare as One-Eyed Willy's treasure. In an era where franchises seem to have a top 10 offense at least once every few years, the Bears break the mold. They've accomplished the feat exactly one...
Bruce Arians was one of the best head coaches in the NFL for a long time. He elevated the Arizona Cardinals and Tampa Bay Buccaneers, two long-suffering franchises, to extended success. That included a Super Bowl championship in 2020. One thing he knows better than most is how to develop...
Something weird happened on Monday night. Joe Buck and Troy Aikman aren't always the most complimentary broadcasting duo when it comes to the Chicago Bears, but they've at least been fair in previous outings. The game against the Washington Commanders felt different. Aikman seemed abnormally...
The Chicago Bears were all smiles on Monday night. They'd just gotten the sweetest type of victory there is: revenge. After enduring the Hail Mary debacle last season, which sent them into a death spiral, and watching the Washington Commanders reach the NFC championship, this rematch held...
The Chicago Bears won their third game in a row on Monday night. Suddenly, they've gone from 0-2 to 3-2. Now their schedule might be entering its softest period. New Orleans (1-5), Baltimore (1-5), Cincinnati (2-4), and New York (2-4) are their next four games. Nothing is a gimme in the NFL, but...
Everybody left the Chicago Bears for dead three weeks ago. It was understandable. They'd just gotten humiliated in Detroit 52-21 by the Lions. They looked way too much like the team from last year: weak, uninspired, and undisciplined. However, new head coach Ben Johnson wasn't about to let that...
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