Film work and commentary on the Chicago Bears' top two nose tackles, Stephen Paea and Matt Toeaina during 1-on-1 drills at training camp.
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August 02, 2012
Perhaps no player has been more maligned than rookie defensive end Shea McClellin. After all when you're the first draft pick of draft guru and newly minted GM Phil Emery, and you're lining up on the other side of Julius Peppers big things are expected.
McClellin has struggled but experience a bounce back day today notching numerous pressures, two tackles for a loss...
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August 01, 2012
After the first few days of practice, the Chicago Bears receiving corps has looked dominant. This is what the team's coaches and management was hoping for when they went out and brought in multiple weapons in the offseason.
Brandon Marshall dominated every defensive back that lined up against him during drills on Sunday. However, corner Kelvin Hayden had him on lockdown,...
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August 01, 2012
Newly appointed Chicago Bears offensive coordinator Mike Tice has been in constant contact with quarterback Jay Cutler throughout training camp thus far.
Tice, who was the team's offensive line coach for the past two seasons, has said he wants Cutler to indicate his 'likes' and 'dislikes' about the plays they run. He wants his quarterback to be comfortable...
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August 01, 2012
Shea McClellin should send a thank you card to Brian Price because Price's workout on Tuesday was bad enough that it knocked the rookie off the front page of Bears camp reports.
Brian Price struggled mightily in his first full practice in pads with the Bears, raising early alarms about the young players skills. The naysayers should relax a little, it was one practice and...
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August 02, 2012
It's been a rough start for new defensive tackle Brian Price. After getting traded to the Bears last week from Tampa, Price has yet to really wow anyone at camp. Price suffered through notable growing pains during his first practice with the team but he made no excuses for it when asked about it after.
“Ain’t no asterisks next to your name when you’re out there on...
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July 31, 2012
JAY CUTLER
2011 Statistics:
Games Played: 10
Completions-Attempts: 182-314
Completion Percentage: 58%
Passing Yards: 2,319
Touchdowns: 13
Interceptions: 7
QB Rating: 85.7
Analysis
Last season, Cutler had to deal with a below-average offensive line and an offensive coordinator who called pass plays that had him running for his life, but still had a pretty impressive year. Cutler...
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August 02, 2012
Let’s just go ahead and fast forward to the good part of the New York Jets adding Tim Tebow to their roster this offseason. Whether we want to admit it or not, it’s a known fact that Tebow and the Jets are not in a ‘til death do us part kind of commitment so inevitably the [...]
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August 02, 2012
Football isn't his thing T..
Jenny McCarthy is currently in a relationship with Chicago Bears linebacker Brian Urlacher, but she says her 10-year-old Evan is not impressed with the 34 year old famous footballer’s status. “My son doesn’t watch football,” Jenny told OK Magazine. “He judges people on their spirit, which is perfect. The relationship is still new, but my...
Bears first rounder Shea McClellin has participated in exactly four padded practices to this point, so the fever pitch surrounding his recent struggles is wildly premature.
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August 01, 2012
Boundless speculation will come out of today's practice as J'Marcus Webb is practicing ahead of Chris Williams at LT. With Mike Tice saying earlier that Williams and Webb will split reps at LT and split days and Webb practicing with the first team for the second consecutive day, Tice is not sticking to his words.
Further adding to the speculation is Chris Williams...
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August 01, 2012
The safety of Bears QB Jay Cutler is no joke and that is the focus of what is believed to be the only legitimate training camp battle for a starting job at Olivet Nazarene University. That competition took an unexpected turn Wednesday when Chris Williams, scheduled to practice with the starters at left tackle, was moved to right tackle. Offensive coordinator Mike Tice said Tuesday...
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August 02, 2012
With a quarterback that has been sacked 110 times in the last three seasons in Chicago, you wouldn’t point to the Bears offensive line as being its strongest suit. Despite not making any major additions to the offensive line during the offseason, the team feels good about the direction the offensive line is headed.
Here are some reasons why the offensive line is not as bad as you...
In our first Chicago Bears training camp video, we offer film work and commentary on today's live-action goal line drills from Bourbonnais.
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