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Chicago Bears: Unmitigated, unconscionable, unadulterated ugly
Bears coach Lovie Smith didn't like last week's victory over disgraceful Cleveland described as an "ugly win." OK, pal, so how will you fix Sunday's "unmitigated disaster"? Or maybe you prefer "unconscionable performance" attached to that 41-21 loss at home.
Thanks, Larry! The official injury report for the Bears and Cardinals. Chicago Sun-Times The Bears are forced to play solitaire.
And the Bears don't view themselves as the NFC champions despite crushing the defending champion Seattle Seahawks 37-6 Sunday night.
Bears-Cardinals Week Nine Preview: Chicago Looks to Slow Arizona's Pass Attack
The Bears look to tear down the defending NFC Champion Cardinals. The stats will say that last week against the Browns the Bears rushed for over 100 yards.
Cards can't go long, but how long can the Bears keep it that way?
The Cardinalsa offense with Kurt Warner and Larry Fitzgerald and Anquan Boldin has only one touchdown of 25 yards or longer this season.
RosenBlog: What can Browns do for Bears? Whatever they need
The Browns fumbled, threw an interception and committed a roughing-the-passer penalty on an incomplete on third down.
Chicago Bears' offense sputters -- even in victory
With a swipe of his play chart, Browns defensive coordinator Rob Ryan dismissed Jay Cutler with a wave and a growl.
Focusing on task at hand pays for Bears
If this eventually will be viewed as a statement game, then the man who had to speak through a fractured jaw made a loud one whose impact was surpassed only by the Bears' performance.
News Flash: Ron Turner Thinks Chicago Bears O-Line Is Good...Um, What?
It is official: Ron Turner, you are an idiot. If there were any doubters of this observation, Turner silenced them this past week asA the Chicago Bears offensive coordinator came out and made several head-scratching comments to Chicago Tribune reporter Vaughn McClure: "Everyone's talking about the offensive line, and I have no idea why.
Bears' best asset is Lions' futility
The Bears have done a lot of things to help themselves to the best record in the NFC.
Tillman on covering Chad and being a dad
Shadowing Chad Ochocinco, Charles Tillman's expected assignment today, won't be an easy task, but the Bears cornerback can put it in perspective.
Frank Omiyale: The Chicago Bears Worse Offseason Move
Wow. That's really all I can say after the Bears' 45-10 loss to the Cincinnati Bengals on Sunday October 25, 2009.
Bears start to pick up pieces following dreadful defeat
LAKE FOREST, Ill. With Halloween approaching, it was fitting that the Bears watched a horror flick Monday.
There is no making sense of this embarrassment by the Bears
Where do you start after a game like this? The New York papers have been hammering the Brooke Hundley-n-Steve Phillips affair all week ... and this debacle was that kind of ugly.
For the Bears , Step One in their recovery program is admitting they have a problem running the Football.
On Football: Win-win situation
The Denver Broncos got and are the NFL 's surprise team, starting 6-0 with Orton throwing nine touchdowns and one interception.
How Bears' ground game measures up
It's time again for one of Chicago's favorite civic pastimes: Agonizing over the Bears' offensive line and its ability to support an old-fashioned Midwestern running game.
David Haugh: Jay Cutler deal good for both him and Chicago Bears
For a reputed gunslinger like Jay Cutler , this was like putting the pistol back in the holster.
Bears Offensive Line Just Offensive
All season, the Bears' offensive line play has been a major question mark. Specifically, the run-blocking. In their first four games, the Bears rarely created any holes for their running backs; it seems almost every rushing yard Matt Forte has earned in 2009 has been the product of a Forte stiff arm and bounce to the sideline.
David Haugh: Chicago Bears' running game in dire need of repair
To responsibly set expectations for the Bears , we rely on reputation based on past performance.
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