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Bears Need to Make Key Move for Revival

December 5, 2014

OK, perhaps I may be a bit biased, but the Chicago Bears’ performance — offense, defense, special teams — Thursday night vs. the Dallas Cowboys reaffirms the obvious: The franchise needs to take a bold step. Namely, bring back the Honey Bears! At the very least, couldn’t the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders have been at the […]

No Thanks for Bears’ Effort in Thanksgiving Loss

November 28, 2014

With a 34-17 loss to the Lions on Thursday in Detroit, the Chicago Bears unquestionably took a step backward as well as closer to the 2015 season. The question becomes who — if anyone — took a step closer to the exit door for being around next season. * Bears quarterback Jay Cutler was 31-of-48 […]

Takeaway From Bears’ Win: Turnovers Matter

November 24, 2014

Monday meanderings: The Chicago Bears have a winning streak. All of two games, even if it might not feel like it. Meaning a team that was 3-6 is 5-6. As incredible as all that might sound, the Bears’ 21-13 victory against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Sunday at Soldier Field was made possible because of […]

It’s Trestman-Cutler vs. Lovie-McCown

November 23, 2014

Sunday smorgasbord: Deal or no deal? If you’re a Chicago Bears fan, would you trade current coach Marc Trestman for his predecessor Lovie Smith? And saying you want neither is not an option. Feel free to wait until after Sunday’s Bears-Tampa Bay Buccaneers game, if you like. * Inquiring minds also want to know: If […]

Bears a Playoff Possibility (Mathematically)

November 17, 2014

Monday meanderings: Imagine the Chicago Bears without quarterback Jay Cutler and running back Matt Forte and with second-stringers replacing them. That’s pretty much the Minnesota Vikings, the team the Bears defeated 21-13 Sunday at Soldier Field. But, hey, it still counts as a full victory — something the Bears had not enjoyed in their first […]

Yikes! 55-14 Loss; Bears Better Focus on Vikes

November 10, 2014

Monday meanderings: In the aftermath of their 55-14 loss Sunday night at Green Bay, the Chicago Bears do have a bright spot (well, bright being a relative term). They return to play at Soldier Field on Nov. 16 against the Minnesota Vikings (4-5). As in the only team in the NFC North that the Bears […]

Bears Rally for Victory, Spoil 49ers’ Stadium Debut

September 15, 2014

Monday meanderings: For about three quarters of the Chicago Bears-San Francisco 49ers game, it appeared the highlight for Sunday — at least for some of us — was going to be having mowed the front yard. Or putting in some solar-powered lights along the front steps. Yes, it was that incredible a day in the […]

Upon Further Review, Ravens’ Rice Released

September 9, 2014

The Baltimore Ravens released running back Ray Rice on Monday. The National Football League suspended him indefinitely. Better late than never? Well, presumably so because the league already had suspended him two games for domestic violence — a punishment considered fairly light in light of the fact that the NFL suspends players for lesser crimes […]

Seahawks Score Early, Often in Super Bowl Victory

February 3, 2014

Monday meanderings: OK, so the highlight of Super Bowl XLVIII was Bruno Mars and the Red Hot Chili Peppers performing at halftime. Or Queen Latifah singing “America the Beautiful” or Renee Fleming singing the national anthem. Unless you were a Seattle Seahawks fan. In which case the 43-8 victory against the Denver Broncos just might […]

Maybe a Shovel Pass on Super Bowl Sunday

February 2, 2014

Super Sunday smorgasbord (bowl optional): The best thing about Super Bowl Sunday will be whatever diversions it can create so that some of us will take a break from shoveling snow. That said (or in this case, written), having a driveway cleared of snow to provide self-esteem does seem somewhat similar to having self-esteem based […]

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