Bears Eyeing a ‘Austin to Chicago Pipeline’

The last post of the week: something to ponder as you await the certain couch slouch and booze binge of this weekend. Everyone’s always looking for the next; the next Jordan, the next Tiger, the next Erin Andrews, etc. The “next Bernard Berrian” isn’t normally a part of this proverbial conversation, but at least one person, [...]

Brian Piccolo’s story is well known and has been documented at BearsHistory.com for a decade.  Adding him to the Chicago Bears Ring of Honor was a no-brainer. Today’s addition is linebacker Doug Buffone, who played 14 seasons for the Bears. We’re not sure, but perhaps Buffone holds the record for playing for more different Head Coaches with [...]

QB Jay Cutler has not played a down yet for the Bears, but the team is convinced that they have their QB of the future in place. The belief is so strong that the Sun-Times reports today that Cutler might be getting a new deal from the team soon: The Bears will look to do [...]

The Chicago Bears defense, once great, is now old and worn out. Jay Cutler has come in to provide stability on offense, but the defense needs to regain its old glory for the Bears to be playing in January.

Fans can talk about the skill-position players all they want, but the Chicago Bears aren't going to get better offensively unless they make big-time improvements up front. Is having three brand new starters the answer in the trenches? In Part V of a five-part series, we break down the O-line.

When the Chicago Bears open the 2009 season at that toilet in Wisconsin on a warm September evening, it won't be Jay Cutler and new-look offense I'll be focused on.  Yes, I think the Prime Cut we see in Week One will be vastly different than the Cutler of Week Ten.  Yes, I think the team would be wise to add a veteran receiver to...

Brad Biggs of the Chicago Sun Times reports the Bears will look to do something long term with Cutler, perhaps during the season. They'll need to...

He thinks probable suspension too much for team Brian Urlacher is all about giving second chances. He supported Tank Johnson until Johnson eventually pushed the Bears over the limit.

Back in 2001 the Chicago Bears had a restricted free agent on their roster whom I believe was D'Wayne Bates. Honestly, I don't know for sure because it wasn't any player of real importance and his name isn't important, but I believe it was Bates.Anyway, Bates was a restricted free agent and the Bears messed up on some paper work when making him a qualifying offer. Because of this mistake, when

LAKE FOREST, Ill. – Brian Urlacher was on the football field Thursday, but he wasn't tracking down any running backs, blitzing any quarterbacks or intercepting any passes.

Will safety Craig Steltz step up this season and become the next Mike Brown? Will he be the leader the Bears need so much in the secondary? I hope he will be, but what I saw out of him last season wasn’t so good. In eleven games Craig Steltz made 17 tackles and one interception. He was a solid contributor on special teams, but when he stepped into the Green Bay Packers game...