Bears players optimistic for 2013
The optimism is at an all-time high this time of year before the upcoming season. Let's take a look back at what players and coaches were saying in 2010, 2011 and 2012.
The optimism is at an all-time high this time of year before the upcoming season. Let's take a look back at what players and coaches were saying in 2010, 2011 and 2012.
The Bears QB Coach had some words to say about Jay Cutler. Guess what, they weren't the ones we normally hear about Jay Cutler...
When your roster spot is on shaky ground, you should probably do what ever it takes to endear yourself to the new coaching staff. Skipping "voluntary" workouts isn't the wisest of choices.
The Bears' sixth-round draft pick is Cornelius Washington - how does the defensive end fit into the Bears' plans now and in the future?
We've scoured the comments you left on WCG's draft open threads, and collected the best (and the worst) for you. Enjoy!
Kyle Long may not have been my top choice at 20, then again, it doesn't matter.
The Bears made the one-year deal an art form this free agency period, and that takes pressure off the team to draft a limited number of positions or draft immediate starters.
The NFL's schedule release just days away and so it's time to take a look at which games could be slated for prime time.
It's time for the Bears to re-issue number 50, but why all the fanfare? It didn't deserve to be shelved for 20 years in the first place.
Are the Bears building, rebuilding, peaking or confused? Depending on the argument, the state of the Bears franchise could be any of those.
With Jay Cutler being a free agent after 2013, he'll have his eyes on a new contract. But even if he performs well, is he worth such a contract given the changes that had to be made to get him there?
Lost in the offensive line shuffle of the Chicago Bears, is last year's undrafted rookie free agent James Brown. What if he were a 3rd round draft choice, as many projected, would the expectations for him be higher heading into year 2?
With the departure of Brian Urlacher, does the defense still have enough tools to play at a high level? Of course.
With Lovie Smith canned after a ten-win campaign, does Marc Trestman need at least ten wins in his inaugural season to prove he's a solid head coach?
The NFL is always a "business" when the player asks for a restructured deal while still under contract, but as their career winds down, they want "personal" feelings to be brought into the equation, so they can be paid on past accomplishments.
With the tagging of Henry Melton, the Bears' cap space is slim. Without creating space, don't expect the Bears to be able to make a big splash in free agency. But if they start making moves...
Without a long-term deal, the Bears were correct to give Henry Melton the franchise tag, despite the short-term salary cap implications.
Does Illinois' defensive back Terry Hawthorne make sense as a mid-round pick for the Bears behind Charles Tillman and Tim Jennings?
Sorry, but if you agree with one of the ten things I listed, you're wrong and need to get some knowledge.
The Bears' offense is a big focal point this offseason. But instead of saying how the offense will improve, the Bears need to put it on the field.
The last two Super Bowl winning quarterbacks have one thing in common, and Jay Cutler needs to follow in their footsteps.
We put the 2012 season to bed and give some thoughts on the future around the Bears and the NFL.
Ten quick questions about Harbaugh's time as quarterback of the Chicago Bears. See if you can guess them all correctly.
There's reason to be optimistic under first-year head coach Marc Trestman. But first-year head coaches don't always get off on the right foot.
WCG staffers made their bold predictions on how the 2012 season would shake out. How did we do, and how did it compare to other NFL writers?
Marc Trestman was hired by the Bears to fix the offense and win games. He's seen his fair share of injured QBs and bad O-lines, and seems to have found an answer.