Eberflus Wants Answers, Tough Love Time For Velus, Another Type of Tank Win, and Other Bears Bullets
The Bears head coach is once again asking the NFL to review tape of yet another late hit on Justin Fields.
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The Bears head coach is once again asking the NFL to review tape of yet another late hit on Justin Fields.
The first of what will hopefully be many Justin Fields wins for the Chicago Bears at Soldier Field.
One of my favorite desserts is a three-layered brownie. Chocolate chip cookie dough serves as the base, Oreo cookies are then placed on top of the cookie dough, and brownie batter is spread on top of it all. I didn’t think there was a way to step it up until I saw a TikTok that suggested putting crushed Oreos ON TOP! Guess I’ll have to put that on my baking to-do list. (Michael: I love #LuRecipeFriday) • I’ll take all the news that comes with even the slightest hint of good vibes these days. So don’t mind me if I’m tickled that the NFL’s salary cap floor will be $5 million mo...
I don’t want to hear about Robbie Gould (two missed field goals, one missed extra point vs. the Cardinals) for the foreseeable future. That is all. • On the other hand, George Kittle is a real one: https://twitter.com/49ers/status/1343008968067538944 • “I will say this,” Kittle said. “I grew up a Bears fan. And the fact that we helped the Bears makes me happy. Da Bears!” This man dropped a “Da Bears!” after leading the 49ers to victory knowing darn well his return helped the favorite team of his childhood out in a major way. Major respect. • Sure, Jeff Wilson (22 ...
• The Chicago Bears’ six-game season in September and October was fueled by a defense playing with its hair on fire and an offense scraping by with a healthy bit of good fortune. A six-game season from the end of October through early December followed. That football season featured a bad offense, failure in executing fundamentals, and every red flag that called for change imaginable. Now we’re in a stretch where the offense looks good, the defense appears to be reeling, and a push for change has taken a backseat to a plausible postseason run. The writers who scripted the 2020 Bears ...