Posts Tagged with "Chicago Bears"
First Take – Detroit at Chicago
It’s not often that I come away from a game between the Lions and the Bears upset about the ending, but in this contest that’s exactly how I felt, with the officiating crew stealing a late game touchdown and a victory from wide receiver Calvin Johnson and Detroit. In case you missed it, allow me [...]
Continue reading...Bears looking for insurance at quarterback
Sunday, August 15, 2010
Headed into the 2010 campaign, Chicago is comfortable for a change with the incumbent starter at quarterback, Jay Cutler, but after that, all bets are off on who they’ll choose to rely upon if Cutler goes down to an injury this year. The Bears had hopes that Caleb Hanie would prove to be that guy, [...]
Continue reading...Faneca on the radar in Chicago
Monday, April 26, 2010
Former Jets offensive guard Alan Faneca has made no attempt to hid his frustration with his former employer over the past few days, complaining vehemently about New York’s decision to dump him onto the free agent market shortly after the draft finished up on Saturday evening. Both sides have legitimate gripes with the situation, as [...]
Continue reading...Pre-Draft Team Needs: NFC North
Wednesday, April 21, 2010
This the sixth part of our series breaking down each team’s needs (by division) headed into the draft tomorrow evening. In case you missed our previous posts, feel free to take a look here. As always, we want to hear what you think, so don’t hesitate to leave us your thoughts in the comment thread. [...]
Continue reading...Alex Brown visits Saints, on his way to Tampa Bay
Wednesday, April 7, 2010
Wed @ 3:55 pm – Brown’s new contract is worth approximately $6 million, according to NFL.com’s Jason LaCanfora. 3:35 pm – The Bucs will have to search elsewhere for a new defensive end. Schefter is reporting that the Saints have reached a two year deal with Brown. 11:45 am – Just four days into his [...]
Continue reading...Darren Sharper open to Saints return
Wednesday, April 7, 2010
Patiently biding his time before making a decision on where he’ll play next season, free agent safety Darren Sharper has not ruled out heading back to New Orleans for an encore campaign, but stressed that his choice will be the best fit financially and emotionally for his family. Sharper discussed his status as a free [...]
Continue reading...Chicago Bears Release Nathan Vasher
Wednesday, March 17, 2010
The Chicago Bears released former Pro Bowl cornerback Nathan Vasher one day after signing veteran cornerback Tim Jennings to a two year contract. Vasher had fallen out of favor with the coaching staff, who slowly reduced his role to mop up duty, recording 15 tackles, one interception, and one pass defensed . Vasher was a [...]
Continue reading...Bears add Peppers and Taylor
Friday, March 5, 2010
Fri @ 1:15 pm – Schefter has updated Peppers guaranteed numbers… $40 million in first three years 1:05 pm – Updating our previous post, Chicago has reportedly reached an agreement with defensive end Julius Peppers (Panthers) and running back Chester Taylor (Vikings), and an announcement to introduce both players along with tight end Brandon Manumaleuna [...]
Continue reading...Bears get down to business; Peppers, Taylor visit
Friday, March 5, 2010
Fri @ 11:45 am – Fox Sports’ Jay Glazer is reporting both Peppers and Taylor are taking physicals right now in Chicago, which is a definite precursor to a contract agreement. Look for an announcement to come out soon. 12:35 am – It’s all but official, according to ESPN’s Adam Schefter. Peppers will be introduced [...]
Continue reading...Manumaleuna in the fold for Chicago
Friday, March 5, 2010
Multiple rumors have placed free agent tight end Brandon Manumaleuna (Chargers) with the Bears for several days now, and while many times things like that never actually come to fruition, in this case it was legitimate. According to Brad Biggs of the Chicago Tribune, the Bears have signed Manumaleuna to a five year contract later [...]
Continue reading...Bears cut Pace loose; retirement coming soon?
Monday, March 1, 2010
For the better part of his career, Orlando Pace was dominant in protecting his quarterback’s blind side. But after a miserable season filled to the brink with frustration in the Windy City, Pace is on the outside looking in, getting the word earlier today that his first year in Chicago will also be his last. [...]
Continue reading...Bears running out of options for coordinator spot
Wednesday, January 27, 2010
When the regular season ended earlier this month, Chicago felt pretty good about their chances of landing a solid offensive coordinator to take the place of the fired Ron Turner, who by all accounts was abysmal last year in the position. But after three and a half weeks filled to the brim with candidates saying [...]
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