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We saw it last year with Connor Bedard. Kris Bryant, Derrick Rose, Patrick Kane, and Jonathan Toews wowed us early and often. They were destined for stardom immediately. Add Caleb Williams to the list, Marc Silverman writes
The game is in London, but it’s Chicago calling for a big game from the Bears on Sunday morning, Marc Silverman writes
No, the 2024 Bears are not in a perfect spot, but they’ve come a long way, Marc Silverman writes
Unfortunately, the makeover ended with the wardrobe, hair, and beard. Matt Eberflus is the same head coach. And it simply isn’t good enough, Marc Silverman writes
This is not how you break the cycle of Chicago Bears' offenses. It’s exactly how you break another quarterback, Marc Silverman writes
Caleb Williams' first game was rough and he needs to play much better, but being concerned isn’t an option, Marc Silverman writes
The most talked about Bears offseason is finally in the rearview mirror, Marc Silverman writes. What happens next?
I used to knock the Bears for hiring guys who would make good neighbors but bad GMs and coaches like Ryan Pace and Matt Nagy. Ryan Poles breaks that mold, Marc Silverman writes
Caleb Williams can go a few series looking like a rookie and the offense isn’t clicking, but then will show every practice that he has ability that no quarterback has ever had in a Bears uniform, Marc Silverman writes
It took 42 years for me to be a dad, but I’ve waited even longer for my first true superstar Bears QB. Caleb Williams might be it, Marc Silverman writes.
From Ray Clay's intro to karaoke fails: Bears' Hard Knocks hits and misses, according to Marc Silverman
Knowing Steve McMichael has been one of the single greatest rewards of my entire career, Marc Silverman writes. He has provided me with lessons in strength, courage, humility, humor, and kindness.
If most of these players hit, the Bears will likely make the playoffs and open their contention window, Marc Silverman writes
It’s up to the Bears to lead Chicago out of its sports sickness and one of the worst years in Chicago sports history, Marc Silverman write
It’s time for Bears coach Matt Eberflus to let his H.I.T.S. principle stand for allowing his football team to be ready to hit and take hits, Marc Silverman writes