A victory needs to be in the Bears vocabulary come tomorrow night. The once 3-1 Bears have lost four out of their last five, and two games they didn’t just lose, they were flat out embarrassed.
This picture in the article shows the Bears goalline stand against the Philadelphia Eagles last season on Sunday night. The Bears hung on to win that game, with Matt Forte struggling to get anything going on the ground, but lead the team in receiving yards. That sounds a lot like last week, when Forte [...]
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The Bears play in San Fransisco tonight a place they haven’t won since the 1985 Super Bowl season.
49ers head coach Mike Singletary will be facing the Bears the first time in his career as a coach.
The Bears have to bring the pressure tonight against Alex Smith and they must contain Frank Gore, who we all know is having a huge season.
The secondary of the Bears is very banged up with Kevin Payne ruled out and Al Afalava questionable after not practicing all week. Nathan Vasher might see some time at safety and expect the Bears to use Steltz or Bullocks a little bit in [...]
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The Bears come back to Soldier Field fresh off a win in one of the toughest stadiums in the NFL, Qwest Field. Now they play their second straight NFC game and second divisional game of the season.
The Detroit Lions come to town happier than ever, since they finally won a game. The Lions could be without running back Kevin Smith, which could mean they will go to air more than ever. Rookie QB Matthew Stafford has Calvin Johnson and Bryant Johnson as he main weapons. The Lions are definitely a much improved team this season, but that doesn’t mean their actually good.
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The Bears take on the Seattle Seahawks for the first time since 2007, when they travel to Qwest Field for a 4:05 ET affair. Of course we all know about the QB situation in Seattle, Matt Hasselback might be able to go and if not Seneca Wallace will go.
Hasselback could beat you with his arm and Wallace could beat you with your legs. Last week when QB Seneca Wallace came into the game for the injured Matt Hasselback he immediately threw a one yard touchdown pass. The Seahawk possessions after that were punt, punt, INT, punt, turnover on downs, game over.
Players [...]
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