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The Chicago Bears are looking to rebound on a disappointing 2011 season in which they ended with five losses in six games to finish with a record of 8-8. Injuries to Jay Cutler and Matt Forte crushed the hopes of Bears fans on any playoff dreams.

With Mike Tice replacing Mike Martz as the Chicago Bears offensive coordinator, opposing defensive coordinators may be wise to review game film of the Minnesota Vikings offense from 2002 to 2005.

With the Bulls and Blackhawks out of their respective playoffs, and neither baseball team in first place - the Cubs are awful, though the Sox are playing well - there is more attention than usual on the Bears .

Earlier today we looked at the wide receivers around the NFC North and tried to identify where the Bears matched up.

Lake Forest, IL, United States - After suffering a season-ending back injury on a terrifying hit against Seattle in December, Johnny Knox was back on the field Wednesday for the Bears organized team activities, but the Chicago receiver was not practicing and is not sure when he will be able to rejoin the team.

We've taken a look at the potential breakout players for the Packers and the Lions so far this week, now it's time to set the Bears in our sights.

Veteran tight end Matt Spaeth sees a noticeable difference in the offense from last season and it's not just because the Chicago Bears added All-Pro receiver Brandon Marshall .

I saw Brandon Marshall on SportsCenter and heard him say one of the things he didn't like about coming to Chicago was playing at home in December.

In each season, an NFL team faces moments which change the course of their year.

When free agency opened in March, there was talk that the Tampa Bay Buccaneers were working to trade Kellen Winslow Jr.

This may go without saying around here, but the new-look Bears offense, at least on paper, looks to be the most balanced and complete offense in the division.

Wondering about a player, a past game or another issue involving the Bears? Senior writer Larry Mayer answers a variety of email questions from fans on ChicagoBears.com. It's difficult to say because all the workouts up to this point have been against "air." The offense has not faced the defense in any 7-on-7 or 11-on-11 drills except for a brief ... (more)

It's an appropriate question with rookie minicamp going on this weekend - which rookie will make the biggest impact on the Chicago Bears in 2012?A Let's run down the contenders.

A sticking point with Bears fans since the draft has been "but what about the offensive line?" Where's the help been? Was signing that Chilo Rachel really going to be difference maker for a terrible offensive line? Well I decided to go back and watch the highlights, check the box scores and see if I can settle exactly how many games the Bears' ... (more)

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.

Now that we've gone over the Bears ' draft, it's time to look ahead to the summer and training Camp - where veterans will try to hold onto their jobs and rookies will struggle to take them over.

I thought it was time to have another look at a member of the Bears roster that can sometimes go unnoticed.