Jay Cutler has been quite frequently a point of contention among national pundits and Bears fans alike. But what's the appropriate measuring stick for the quarterback, as well as his place in the franchise moving forward?
The Bears-Lions game will go a long way in determining the future of the franchise, for better or worse. But with so much on the line, the focus can't be anywhere but on the field.
Since Brian Urlacher already vented about booing fans, and Jay Cutler made his feeling towards Mike Martz well-known last year, its your turn to get some things off your chest about the Bears.
The Bears took one more step towards the postseason Sunday, but is it even worth it for the Bears to get into the second season?
Recent history says that a team making the postseason on the last Sunday of the year has a good chance of going far. The Bears could be that team in 2012.
Brain Urlacher made a pretty silly comment after the Bears latest loss. Does he really think only Bears' fans boo their home players?
The Green bay Packers have better personnel that the Chicago Bears, not only between the lines, but also among the coaches. On Sunday there were a few shining examples of the Bears coaching staff not having the wits to compete.
Lovie Smith's seat is getting hotter by the day, but how much blame does the coach deserve for the team's continued offense woes?
Two ways to look at the Bears following yet another disappointing loss to the arch-rival Packers.
The Bears are in freefall, with rumors swirling about Lovie Smith's job hanging in the balance. If the Bears are going to save Lovie, they need to do it Sunday. And Jay Cutler needs to lead the way.
