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The biggest, most headline-grabbing news of the Bears' offseason was the team's trade for Miami's wide receiver, Brandon Marshall.

Matt who?, I hear you cry. Well, this is quarterback Matt Blanchard who was one of seven players invited to the rookie mini camp on a try out basis.

Over the weekend we started looking at the division and wondering how the Bears tentatively compared with their division rival counterparts.

A handful of starting QBs will go down with injury every year while others will perform so poorly that their teams make a change.

Groundbreaking HBO Sports & NFL Films reality program Hard Knocks really need to consider the Chicago Bears the perfect team to follow throughout this season's training camp.

LAKE FOREST, Ill. - Brandon Marshall cringes when he looks at the old clips. He sees immaturity.

Here's a quick list for you to ponder; Ahmad Bradshaw, James Starks, Pierre Thomas, Willie Parker, Dominic Rhodes, Corey Dillon, Antowain Smith, and Michael Pittman.

On Tuesday morning, before the first official organized team activities session at Halas Hall, Brandon Marshall slipped on his Bears uniform for a photo shoot.

The Chicago Bulls and Blackhawks have been eliminated from the 2012 playoffs; the first installment of the Cubs-White Sox series has passed, as well.

The Bears have quietly had a very good offseason. Many of the moves that new GM Phil Emery made were under-the-radar additions, except for Brandon Marshall , who was easily the best addition of the offseason for Chicago.

He was at Halas Hall last Sunday when he realized he was going to be detained. His family would have to start celebrating Mother's Day without him.

So, as the saying goes, there's no 'I' in team. Or to put it another way; one player does not a football team make.

Through the draft, trades and free agency, the Bears added key players like Brandon Marshall, Jason Campbell, Michael Bush andA first-round draft pick Shea McClellan.

Jay Cutler 's 2011 injury was unquestionably the big domino in the Chicago Bears ' misfired season.

With a healthy Jay Cutler, the Bears should challenge the Lions and Packers in the NFC North.

Matt Blanchard has listed his dream job as being the head coach of the Chicago Bears.

Regardless of how you personally graded the Bears' draft, one thing that most Bears fans can agree on is that there is a very good chance that 2012 will be a much better season than last year.

The Bears have moved into the next phase of their offseason program, where coaches are allowed to get on the field and interact with the players.A From the looks of this propaganda video released by the Bears, Jay Cutler and Brandon Marshall are already starting to click.

The Bears started voluntary off-season workouts last week, but this week was the first time coaches got to run football drills with the team.