RB Matt Forte Excited About Role In Bears' Passing Game
After Tuesdays OTAs, Chicago Bears running back Matt Forte said that he will be used more in the team's passing game, Adam Jahns of the Chicago Sun-Times reports.
I think its more challenging for me personally, Forte said. I have to learn more than just what the H does. Ive got to learn what the F does and where he lines up. I may have a situation...
Matt Forte expects to get more looks in the passing game
Running back Matt Forte says the Bears news offense has been challenging to learn under new head coach Marc Trestman.
“It’s easy to learn what you do, but to actually have to learn the concepts of what the receivers are doing and why I have to run this route to get that guy open … it makes it more difficult, but also more intriguing as a player,” Forte said, per ESPNChicago...
Report: Steelers Think RB Le’Veon Bell Is The Next Version Of Bears RB Matt Forte
In the latest segment of Inside the Huddle, John Clayton of ESPN said that the Pittsburgh Steelers consider running back Le'Veon Bell to be the next Matt Forte, who currently plays for the Chicago Bears.
"John Elway believes he may have drafted the next Terrell Davis with his selection of Montee Ball in the second round, but the Steelers think that they have the next...
Matt Forte's House is Well--Nice
When you are a superstar in the National Football League you can't have just any old house. Actually, to live in something that most people would call a 'house' is just wrong. You have the means to have more than just a house, so why not get it?
Matt Forte, superstar running back of the Chicago Bears (in case you didn't know), has the means, and now he has the...
Bears RB Matt Forte has a decent Chicago mansion with a killer basement (PICS)
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Chicago Bears running back Matt Forte deserved to treat himself to something nice for having to put up with quarterback Jay Cutler on a regular basis. Forte’s disdain for Mr. Cavallari (I may or may not be making that up) forced him to buy a house that’s roughly a 45 minute drive to Soldier Field. Of course, in Chicago’s traffic, that might means he’s...
Matt Forte is getting ready to pay the fines for lowering his helmet
One of the many running backs that isn’t happy about the new rule that the NFL passed which prohibits offensive players from striking defenders with the crown of their helmets, is Bears’ running back Matt Forte.
After finding out that the rule passed, Forte tweeted that he’s going to open a bank account to pay his fines.
https://twitter.com/MattForte22/status/314441836494209027...
Matt Forte rips the NFL over possible rule change
The NFL plans on proposing a rule change that would prohibit running backs from lowering their heads. As we all know, the league is looking to cut down on head injuries and I guess this would be one way of doing so.
One of example of a running back suffering a concussion after lowering his head is Patriots running back Stevan Ridley during the AFC title game after lowering his...
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Forte rips proposed helmet rule
Chicago Bears running back Matt Forte ripped a proposed rule change that has to do with runners leading with the crown of their helmet.
Matt Forte Blasts Proposed NFL Rule on Twitter That Would Ban Running Backs From Lowering Helmet
As part of the league meetings that start on Monday, the NFL has six new rule proposals. Matt Forte is none too pleased about one of them.
The new rule that the Bears running back has taken issue with would ban runners or defenders from lowering their helmet to initiate contact in open space outside the tackle box. Previously, leading with the helmet was only a penalty for defenders...
Bears’ Matt Forte: Big money, big bust?
After losing four of their last five games the Chicago Bears find themselves at 8-5 and barely clinging on to playoff hopes. What began as the most promising season in years for the Windy City has quickly taken a slide; but why?
A big part of the Bears preseason hype stemmed from the re-signing of running back Matt Forte. Forte had been a workhorse in the Bears offense over...
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