BEARS IN BRIEF: O-line protection not much to savor

That’s Browns defensive coordinator Rob Ryan, who was visibly annoyed by Jay Cutler’s inability to make his defense look worse, after a fourth-and-goal incompletion.  Cutler had to be held back from doing who-knows-what. Ryan then yelled something about sexual solicitation. It’s good to see that there’s no hard feelings left over from their days in [...]

CHICAGO -- Some topics just never die. Throughout the entire 2009 calendar year, the Bears have resisted the idea of adding another veteran wide receiver, opting instead to give valuable game reps to Devin Hester, Earl Bennett and Johnny Knox. It seems the Bears made the right call, as the receivers have been the least of the team's worries on offense. Take a look at these projected...

I don't think Browns defensive coordinator Rob Ryan was asking Jay Cutler how his day was going towards the end of the Bears amazingly craptastic 30-6 victory yesterday.  However, if my lip-reading is any good, I do believe that was a "**** you" delivered by Ryan in the Savior's direction. Which resembles the same conversation I was having with my television while watching the game. I

The Chicago Bears waited more than half a century for a Pro Bowl QB to arrive. But now that Jay Cutler is here, he is not getting treated very well. Battered by the Browns, Cutler needs better protection.

The smart move for Turner: Turn Cutler, offense loose David Haugh: When offering 10 suggestions for a Ron Turner offense that has stalled the last three games, as special as Jay Cutler can be, it seriously starts with the quarterback. What else? Read on.

Jay Cutler threw for 225 yards, Matt Forte ran for two touchdowns and the Bears (4-3) beat the bumbling Browns 30-6 Sunday.

As the band KISS continues to relentless promote its latest album and tour (didn't they go on a farewell tour ten years ago?), Bears quarterback Jay Cutler paid homage to one of Gene Simmons' trademark moves on Sunday.Popped in the...

Success against Cleveland Browns fails to disguise problems David Haugh: That was a 24-point win that looked and felt like a loss to more than just Bears fans. "We've got to get better," Jay Cutler said. "Coming into November and December, you've got to be playing your best football to make...

Da Bears may have beat the Browns on Sunday, but it wasn’t a pretty win. In fact, it wasn’t even a “you’d be kinda pretty if you lost ten pounds” type of win. It was pure ugliness. Hit It: Jay Cutler is one tough cookie. He shouldn’t be getting knocked down on every play, but since [...]