If the Chicago Bears are too aggressive and over-pursue against the Tennessee Titan’s run game on Sunday afternoon, running back Chris Johnson will surely make them pay.
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November 02, 2012
The Chicago Bears travel to Tennessee to take on the (3-5) Titans on Sunday. You may being saying to yourself that this should be another easy win for the Bears this Sunday.
Nothing is easy in this league.
The Titans have been showing signs of life over the past couple of weeks. Specifically running back Chris Johnson.
He has been the NFL's leading rusher over the past five...
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October 31, 2012
The Chicago Bears placed wide receiver Johnny Knox on the physically unable to perform (PUP) list during training camp in hopes he may be ready to play at some point this season.
Unfortunately for Knox, that doesn't seem to be the case.
Knox lost 30 pounds off his 6-0, 185-pound frame after surgery and has slowly started gaining it back. Although he's gained a lot of...
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November 01, 2012
The Titans need to feed the ball to Chris Johnson early and often. They need to get him rolling if they have a chance of winning.
Denver at Cincinnati - The Boncos and Peyton Manning have things rolling now on both sides of the ball. Don't forget that the Broncos played great defense and special teams last season and they were able to run the ball. You add Peyton...
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November 02, 2012
When the Chicago Bears (6-1) and Tennessee Titans (3-5) meet in Nashville on Sunday this will seemingly be a battle of two teams headed in opposite directions. The Bears are currently on a five-game winning streak, where as the Titans are coming off a tough luck loss to the Indianapolis Colts in Week 8.The last time these two teams met the Titans walked away with a 21-14 despite...
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October 31, 2012
Last week: 25 (-3)
Record: 3-5
The Titans were overrated going into their overtime loss to the Colts last week. Despite their 3-4 record, they had the league’s worst points differential, winning 3 games by a combined 7 points and losing 4 by a combined 96 points. That’s continued into this week as they are now a league worst -95. They also rank 28th in yards per play differential...
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October 31, 2012
The Chicago Bears are expected to be without wide receiver
Alshon Jeffery for this weekend’s matchup against the Tennessee Titans, but the
rookie could rejoin the team in the next week or two, reports Brad Biggs of the
Chicago Tribune.
Wide receiver Alshon
Jeffery is expected to miss Sunday's game against the Titans in Tennessee but
the rookie playmaker could be available...
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November 02, 2012
After a surprising 9-7 finish to last season, the Titans were expected to compete in the AFC South. After eight games this season, they sit 3-5 with one of the worst defenses in the league.
This season, they are 30th in the league in average yards per game allowed with 421.2 and are 31st in points allowed per game with 32.1. Defensive coordinator Jerry Gray has found himself on...
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October 31, 2012
Sitting at 3-5 after the first eight weeks of the season, the Tennessee Titans have had an up and down year offensively.
Former first-round pick Jake Locker was expected to be the team’s long term starter, but following an injury on September 30th against the Houston Texans, he still has not been cleared to return, forcing veteran Matt Hasselbeck into the starting role.
In the...
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October 31, 2012
The 6-1 Chicago Bears returned to the practice field Wednesday in preparation for their trip Sunday down to Nashville to face the Tennessee Titans (3-5). Tight end Matt Spaeth was limited in workouts with a ankle injury, but Bears head coach Lovie Smith doesn’t expect it to linger and looks for a quick return to practice. “Again, it is limited,” [...]
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November 01, 2012
Who are the top fantasy football sleepers for NFL Week 9? GridironGrit.com’s Ryan Lester has the answers.
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QB Jay Cutler (Chicago Bears): An uneasy feeling is often accompanied whenever you’re trotting out quarterback Jay Cutler. He is more than capable of crushing your week with a bevy of interceptions. However, it’s easy to like his chances...
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November 02, 2012
After a surprising 9-7 finish to last season, the Titans were expected to compete in the AFC South. After eight games this season, they sit 3-5 with one of the worst defenses in the league.
This season, they are 30th in the league in average yards per game allowed with 421.2 and are 31st in points allowed per game with 32.1. Defensive coordinator Jerry Gray has found himself...
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November 01, 2012
(Eds: APNewsNow. Will be updated. With AP Photos.) By ANDREW SELIGMAN AP Sports Writer The Chicago Bears had some question marks in their secondary when the season started. It turns out they had some answers, too.
With the defensive line applying the pressure up front and the guys in the backfield letting little get past them, the Bears lead the NFC North at 6-1.
They keep coming...
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