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With the premier collegiate all-star game just around the corner, let’s rank every single player participating at this year’s Senior Bowl.
The Senior Bowl is the unofficial start of the ramping up of the draft process.
As the first major event to come after college bowl season, the game serves as a platform for unheralded prospects to boost their stock and make an impact while playing under NFL coaching staffs and in front of scouts and team management. It...
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When the old guard retires, which passers are going to be leading the NFL? Well, the AFC championship game was a pretty good preview of years to come.
The last time I looked at how the young guns were developing, I looked at each quarterback’s ANY/A across his best eight games, each passer’s rating in “clutch” situations, and the tendency of each player to beat himself by seeing what percentage of snaps resulted in sacks or interceptions.
However,...
Hall Of Fame fan member Bearman Don Wachter cheers during the Bears win against the New York Giants at Soldier Field on November 24, 2019 in Chicago, | Photo by Stacy Revere/Getty Images
One of the big post-season college games is in the books, did the Bears see prospects that they liked?
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DiCaro: Lester Wiltfong Jr. interview (Hour 1) - Julie DiCaro Show - Omny.fm - In the first hour, Julie DiCaro was joined...
Taylor Gabriel played a career-low nine games in 2019. He had a 6.3% drop rate, the second-highest on the team among regular wide receivers. Gabriel was also the teams only real deep threat, leading the team in yards before catch/reception with 9.4. Will Bears part ways with Gabriel for cap space Cutting him before June 1st would save $4.5M against 2020 salary cap.
While many anticipated that Kyle Long wouldn’t return to the Bears in 2020, his retirement still came as a bit of a shock considering his long tenure in Chicago. But when Long joined Ian Rapoport on Rapoport and Friends, he said that the decision was an easy one considering how things had transpired for him as an athlete. “It was the easiest decision I’ve ever made,” he said. “Because I didn’t recognize the guy on film. I was an ass-kicker … there became a point where I...
There’s no doubt that the Chicago Bears need to address the quarterback position this offseason. Whether that’s finding a replacement for Mitchell Trubisky or simply bringing in competition through a veteran in free agency and/or a developmental prospect from the NFL Draft. It’s also no surprise that Pro Football Focus tabbed finding a quarterback to replace Trubisky as the Bears’ top offseason need. We’re going into Year 4 of Trubisky as the Bears’ starting quarterback, and he...
Last season, the Chicago Bears played an away game against the Oakland Raiders at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London as part of the NFL’s International Series. The game was a deflating 24-21 loss, which seemed to define the rest of Chicago’s disappointing 8-8 season. While the Bears don’t have such great memories from last season’s international game, perhaps they’ll get a chance to fix that. Two of the three teams on the Bears’ schedule have agreed to host a “home” game...
The only real question that was facing the Bears defense at the start of last season was whether free-agent acquisition Ha Ha Clinton-Dix would be
Ha Ha Clinton-Dix stabilized the Bears' back end after Adrian Amos departure. He missed 10% of his tackle attempts (9 misses on 87 attempts). Clinton-Dix is a free agent after signing a one-year 'prove it' deal last offseason. Will Bears bring him back, or get another safety to pair with Eddie Jackson?
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Lester is joined by our lead draft analyst, EJ Snyder, to discuss some potential Bears draft picks that will be playing in the Senior Bowl.
On the latest edition of my T Formation Conversation Podcast, I’m joined by our lead draft analyst, EJ Snyder, to pick his brain about the talent that will be on display in Mobile, Alabama at the Senior Bowl from Monday, January 20 to Saturday, January 25. The players arrive on Monday, with practice taking place on...
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It’s a more eclectic Final Four for the NFL than usual. A welcome gift.
And then there were four.
There are three major events where the NFL hands out some form of guaranteed hardware every calendar year. The Super Bowl, what with a trophy named after a certain Packers coach. You’re lying if you’ve ever said you didn’t want your mitts and fingerprints all over a generic silver football. Because, reasons? (The Stanley Cup—still the only...
While the Bears defense encountered expected regression in 2019, they were still a top-five unit with a ton of talent and a bright future. The Bears secondary was led by a pair of Pro Bowlers in cornerback Kyle Long and safety Eddie Jackson. But how do they stack up against the rest of the NFL? Pro Football Focus examined the performances of defensive backfields throughout the NFL, and the Bears landed at No. 12. The Chicago Bears are a prime example of how teams can experience fluctuations...
Cordarrelle Patterson may not have been as effective as hoped on the offensive side of the Ball, but his 825 kick return yards puts him at No. 1 in the NFL. Patterson made the 1st team All-Pro as kick returner. Will Bears try to incorporate Patterson into the offense more?
In Bill Zimmerman’s latest must listen Bears Banter Podcast, he’s joined by both Riley Ridley and Jimbo Covert!
In the latest Bears Banter Podcast from Bill Zimmerman, he’s able to grab a current Bear and a former Bear to shed some light on several interesting topics.
Bill kicks things off talking with Chicago Bears wide receiver Riley Ridley who is in Los Angeles getting ready for the NFLPA Collegiate Bowl and Panini Rookie Closeout with Panini America, where he’ll be talking to...
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Yesterday Chicago Bears head coach Mat Nagy officially announced several new changes and promotions to his coaching staff.
Bill Lazor was named offensive coordinator and John DeFilippo was hired as quarterbacks coach, which meant a promotion for Dave Ragone from QB coach to passing game coordinator.
Nagy also announced that Brian Ginn was promoted to assistant special teams coach after serving the previous two years as an offensive quality control coach,...
The Chicago Bears offensive line wasn't good in 2019. It was downright brutal at times. And it's because of the unit's sub-par play that both
Chicago Bears linebacker Roquan Smith was supposed to ascend into superstar status in 2019, and while he certainly had some flashes of elite play, his
Truth is, Chicago fans can be rough on the Bears when things don’t go well... and this is nothing new...
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Deep Dive: Bill Lazor, the Bears New Offensive Coordinator – On Tap Sports Net - Diving into Bill Lazor’s coaching history to better understand what the Bears new offensive coordinator will bring to the table.
Wood: What Changed in the Rush Game: Volume - Da Bears Blog - Chicago’s rushing attack was...
Roquan Smith was an overall improvement in 2019. He was a dependable presence on the defense, leading the team in combined tackles with 101. He suffered his first major NFL injury, a torn pectoral muscle that will require surgery.
With John DeFilippo in as Bears quarterback coach, what impact (if any) will he have on Mitch Trubisky and the Bears offense as a whole? David Haugh and Hub Arkush discuss on SportsTalk Live.