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Chicago Bears: Trestman not to blame for poor play
It was my understanding that Chicago was one of the most loyal cities in America when it came to sports. I guess I was wrong.
While Gould’s miss could prove costly to the Bears and their playoff chances, no one play or decision loses a game. (Photo cred: Jose M. Osorio/Getty Images
Just like fans of the Chicago Bulls are proving their disloyalty to that team by saying they should...
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Jay Cutler ruled out for Monday night
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The Chicago Bears have ruled out quarterback Jay Cutler for Monday night’s match up with the Cowboys.
BREAKING: The Bears have ruled out Jay Cutler for the upcoming #MNF game against the Cowboys.
— ESPN Monday Night (@ESPNMondayNight) December 5, 2013
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Jay Cutler out against Dallas Cowboys
Jay Cutler returned to practice for the Chicago Bears on Thursday as Chicago fight to stay alive in the NFC playoff picture.
According to the Chicago Tribune, Cutler tested his ankle injury in various drills.
Despite a career-defining game by wideout Alshon Jeffery on Sunday, The Bears were unable to defeat the Minnesota Vikings.
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Jay Cutler is back at practice
Bears quarterback Jay Cutler returned to practice on Thursday, but it doesn’t mean he’ll start this week.
Jay Cutler is back at practice … Could mean Josh McCown's time as the starter is over. Stay tuned…
— Michael Fabiano (@Michael_Fabiano) December 5, 2013
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Bears not looking to use the franchise tag on Jay Cutler
According to the Chicago Sun-Times, Bears general manager Phil Emery made it clear that they don’t want to place the franchise tag on quarterback Jay Cutler this coming offseason.
General manager Phil Emery said in an online chat Tuesday that paying Cutler under the franchise tag for one season — rather than using it as a means to negotiate...
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Chicago’s Fickle Fans and Chris Conte
The Chicago Bears’ Free Safety Chris Conte has been under fire from Bears fans throughout the last few weeks. Chicago sports fans are notorious for never cutting a guy a break, but in this case it is completely unjustified. Despite a lackluster performance versus the Redskins, Conte has been one of the steadiest performers on an unsteady defensive squad; however, Chicago fans have...
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Alshon Jeffery and Brandon Marshall are re-writing Bears history books
Marc Trestman’s questionable decision-making in the 23-20 overtime loss to the Minnesota Vikings obscured Jeffery’s brilliant performance in the Metrodome, in which he caught 12 passes for a team-record 249 yards and two touchdowns. In just his second year in the NFL, Jeffery is only the eighth player in NFL history to have two 200-yard […]
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Bears GM Phil Emery says franchising QB Jay Cutler may not be in best interest of the team
Chicago Bears QB Jay Cutler will be heading towards free agency at the end of the 2013 season and the team has made it clear that they aren’t going to negotiate a new deal with Cutler until the new fiscal year starts. However, general manager Phil Emery did not want to commit on Tuesday about Cutler to return via the franchise tag.
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Marc Trestman is kicking and bumbling away his coaching credibility
Bears head coach Marc Trestman should take heed.
On October 12, 1997, the Chicago Bears trailed the Green Bay Packers 24-17 with just under two minutes left in regulation when they cut the deficit to 24-23 on a touchdown pass. Head coach Dave Wannstedt called for a two-point conversion that the Bears failed to convert, effectively ending the game.
After the game, Wannstedt explained...
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Marc Trestman defends OT decision: ‘We were clearly in range’
Chicago Bears coach Marc Trestman explained his decision on Monday to have Robbie Gould try a 47-yard field goal on second-and-seven in overtime Sunday in Minnesota.
Gould missed the field goal by inches wide to the right and the Vikings went on to win the game 23-20 on Blair Walsh’s 34-yard field goal.
“Once we got inside the 30-yard line, we were going to kick it,” Trestman...
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Marc Trestman under fire for attempting FG on second down: 'The accountability starts with me'
Chicago Bears coach Marc Trestman is under fire for attempting a 47-yard field goal on second down, instead of keeping the offense on the field to try to get closer. The Bears were facing a second-and-7 at the Vikings’ 29-yard line in overtime on Sunday and Trestman sent out the field goal team to try to get the win at that moment.
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Overtime loss Sunday puts Chicago Bears in deep hole
The Chicago Bears (6-6) took one on the chin Sunday as they fell to the Minnesota Vikings (3-8-1) 23-20 in overtime Sunday.
The Bears fall to 3-6 against NFC opponents, and they now have the worst record amongst the teams competing for a wild card spot. Needless to say, they need help to get out of the hole they did just about everything to dig themselves into.
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Bears fall to Vikings: instant reaction
In one of the most frustrating Chicago Bears games in recent memory, the Minnesota Vikings pulled off a 23-20 overtime win earlier today in Minneapolis.
In a game that saw almost 1,000 yards of total offense, a modest 43 points were scored. Thank poor coaching decisions, unnecessary penalties and uncharacteristically bad field goal kicking for that, as the usually Robbie Gould missed...
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Chicago Bears fans go completely off the deep end
Sunday December 1st will be remembered as the day that the Chicago Bears fan base went completely off the deep end. Yes, this headline/title is reporting that Chicago Bears fans lost their mind, not inviting them to do so. The painful OT loss to the Minnesota Vikings may or may not have ended the season. You’d think the Bears would need to win out in order to reach the playoffs...
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WATCH: Bears fan races buddy, doesn't see that street sign there
Hahahahahaha… (Inappropriate language.) (Very appropriate video.) [Deadspin]
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