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It’s time for the Bears to put their money where their mouth is. No cutting corners with the process or with expenses, Marc Silverman writes
Caleb Williams is probably the best thing to happen to the Chicago Bears in years, and we should be thankful for that, Marc Silverman writes
Matt Eberflus isn’t a good head coach. You know it. I know it. Hopefully Ryan Poles now knows it, Marc Silverman writes
Dysfunction is back at Halas Hall like a seasonal Chicago snowstorm, Marc Silverman writes
In a season Bears GM Ryan Poles claimed, “It’s time to win” and the Bears instead take us on another rollercoaster ride, Poles must do some self scouting. If he doesn’t, it won’t just be coach Matt Eberflus on the hot seat
Lovie Smith built a culture. He took a team to the Super Bowl. He was let go by the Bears. If you can do that, you can part ways with Matt Eberflus, Marc Silverman writes
Out of the bye, Marc Silverman has the Bears at 6-5 the rest of the way, with wins against the Commanders, Cardinals, Patriots, Seahawks, and a 2-4 record against the division
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