The Chicago Bears are entering the quietest stretch of the offseason as players and coaches prepare to reconvene for training camp. But as the organization takes a brief pause before the grind resumes, one familiar face won’t be joining them.
The Chicago Bears finished practices for OTAs this week. With mandatory minicamp over last week, rookies, quarterback Caleb Williams, and wide receiver Rome Odzune showed up for voluntary practices this week.
The Bears will be less likely to be looking for long snappers even after a report they will not pursue a new contract with Patrick Scales, although it's possible they'd add one for training camp purposes.
How many of the NFL players to rush for at least 1,000 yards in at least four seasons in the Super Bowl Era (since 1966) can you name in seven minutes?
The Bears have long snapper Scott Daly on the practice squad now, to be activated for the first game and how long he's around can depend on two things.
No sporting event can match the Super Bowl. It’s the biggest annual event in sports, and frankly, in culture. Television ratings don’t lie on that front.
According to Scott Bair, the Bears placed LS Patrick Scales on injured reserve and re-signed FB Khari Blasingame. Scales, 36, originally signed on with the Ravens as an undrafted free agent out of Utah State back in 2011.
With an unproven offense that could be inconsistent early in the season, Chicago Bears long snapper is a role that might be more important than it would outwardly seem.
It's a small role on an NFL team capable of doing so much damage, and the Bears are in trouble there. Long snapper Patrick Scales is still out and according to a report by the Tribune's Brad Biggs , he'll have back surgery on Thursday.
Much of the attention on the Chicago Bears this season will center around rookie quarterback Caleb Williams, but perhaps fans should be paying attention to…
Patrick Scales and Caleb Williams having a little social media fun on a Friday night. The Chicago Bears have had a good run with likable special teamers for as long as I’ve been a fan of the team, and long snapper Patrick Scales has been part of that since 2015.
As years go by, it's easy to forget some of the players who suited up on the gridiron. While the quarterback is the one position in the NFL that is under
Ryan Poles and the Chicago Bears have been busy this offseason. Before NFL free agency officially begins on Wednesday, March 13th, the Bears have reportedly signed two players to one-year contracts and extended another.
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Kicker Cairo Santos and punter Trenton Gill are already set on multi-year deals, but Friday Chicago avoided watching their long snapper hit free agency, re-signing Patrick Scales to a one-year deal.
Bears special teams coordinator Richard Hightower had been describing the wild attitude of safety Elijah Hicks on coverage teams when he started thinking about others who played at a pretty high emotional level.