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.
The Bears traded Justin Fields on Saturday for a future day-three draft pick. Some fans might be mad about the return, but this move was never about the return.
Keeping Justin Fields on the roster after the Bears draft Caleb Williams isn't a realistic option. The best bet is to move on, no matter the cost, Marc Silverman writes.
The Bears feel destined to select USC quarterback Caleb Williams with the No. 1 overall draft pick. So how can they build around the rookie QB? Here are a few suggestions.
Caleb Williams is impressive, but there is no QB savior. This must be a collaborative effort. If the Bears don’t figure that out, the carousel will continue to spin out of control once again, Marc Silverman writes.
As Bears fans, we’ve been at this for a while. Speculating about the future with the quarterback position. And we’ve been searching since Sid. Finally, we’re about to get some clarity, Marc Silverman writes.
The Bears quarterback debate has become so much more than just the all important future of the team, but let's take a break from the anger and name calling. Marc Silverman has five things all Bears fans should be able to agree on.
When the Bears rebuilt Soldier Field the first time, they were so desperate to stay on the lakefront, they partnered with the city and built a building filled with flaws that needs to be torn down just 20 years later. Don’t let history repeat itself, Marc Silverman writes.