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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
Thank goodness for the Bears. Thank goodness for a mandatory minicamp in early June to give Chicago sports fans a glimpse of the possibilities, Marc Silverman writes
The hype is real. I still expect the Bears to win 11 games. I still expect Caleb Williams to win rookie of the year and set Bears QB records. But last Thursday's first OTA practice is a reminder that developing a rookie quarterback comes with growing pains.
Optimism is fantastic for the Chicago Bears but let’s remember, this is still a team that has won 10 games in the past two years, Marc Silverman writes
Marc Silverman writes after seeing the 2024 Bears schedule release: Grab yourself a glass of kool-aid, and follow along with my 11-6 prediction
What is realistic for the Chicago Bears in 2024? Marc Silverman is asking for 10 wins and a playoff berth.
The Bears used to be bad and boring, now they are good and cool. In other words, Marc Silverman writes, the Bears are back.
This could be the biggest week in Bears modern history. Or the organization can get flagged for a false start yet again, Marc Silverman writes.
The Bears should sprint to the podium if receivers Rome Odunze or Malik Nabers are available at the ninth pick in the NFL Draft, Marc Silverman writes
The NFL is once again looking for a team to feature during training camp for its HBO series Hard Knocks. And right now, there’s no hotter story than the Chicago Bears, Marc Silverman writes.
Dennis Rodman wore wedding dresses. Jim McMahon was the "punky QB" with a bad attitude. Put your hot takes away about Caleb Williams painting his nails and his pink phone case, Marc Silverman writes.
Kevin Warren recently said rookies need to understand the history and tradition of the Chicago Bears. Why? It's past time to change the outside perception of what Bears football is, writes Marc Silverman.
It’s pretty simple. If Caleb Williams is great, nobody will care what the Bears ultimately got for Justin Fields. If Williams isn’t great, the Bears have bigger issues than this trade anyway, writes Marc Silverman.