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Kmet said coaches tell offensive players to be physical, too, knowing that defensive pass interference is unlikely.

With more evidence at hand, we revisit the mysteries facing teams like the Cowboys, Bills, Jaguars and other presumed playoff teams.

The lack of bite in Matt Eberflus’ defense — tied for 28th in points, 19th in yards, last in sacks and third downs and tied for 24th in takeaways — is the biggest disappointment of a 2-7 start. DJ Moore, Darnell Wright head the list of highlights, but Justin Fields is still a question mark.

What does Super Bowl champ Devin McCourty think Bagent could face on Sunday night? Plus trade questions and our picks for Bears-Chargers.

When we dedicated the George Halas statue at our team headquarters, we asked Dick to speak at the ceremony, because we knew he spoke for Papa Bear. Dick’s intuition, toughness and athleticism made him the model linebacker whose name will forever be linked to the position and the Chicago Bears.

While Texans fans can dare to dream with Stroud showing early flashes — 280 passing yards and a 118.7 rating in an upset of the Jaguars — Bears fans are left with an age-old lament: Why is developing a quarterback at Halas Hall always like pulling teeth?

Former Bears offensive coordinator Mike Martz has never been shy about weighing in on quarterback Justin Fields.

Purple Rumor Mill: Start Engines on Akiem Hicks, Kirk and Gronkowski, Risner + Akers — Each weekend, VikingsTerritory addresses Vikings-related rumors.

Justin Fields returns to his old self, Roschon Johnson breaks out, and Matt Nagy gets cute in our bold predictions for Bears vs. Chiefs.

The mystery surrounding Chicago Bears defensive coordinator Alan Williams' resignation on Wednesday continued Thursday. Though the players are trying to stay focused on this weekend’s game against the Chiefs, at least one player remains “a little curious.”