And More On Jay Cutler Sexy Interception Time Talk
After a season in which Jay Cutler took our limitless expectations of him and, well, threw them away to the other team, sometimes four or five at a time…it seemed hard for many people to buy into what the young quarterback could bring to the table this year. Cutler recently had a few words that he hoped his critics would intercept. (more…)


Training camp marks the unofficial beginning of the NFL season. Starting August 2nd, it also marks the beginning of our training camp link dumpish; bringing you all you need to know about the Bears pre-preseason going ons, every Monday and Thursday morning.
After
The Chicago Bears are going to make Julius Peppers earn every bit of the $42 million that are guaranteed to him. Peppers is expected to not only wreak havoc at defensive end, but also to emulate the role of Dikembe Mutumbo, and use
Playing this game are the following people: Lovie Smith and Jerry Angelo. Who will be fired if this season is a bust?
It is interesting how everyone blamed our offensive shortcomings on Jay Cutler last season. Now Kev H. of Windy City Gridiron wants to place the 2010 season
The Bears new offensive coordinator, who we haven’t heard close to enough from, used the team’s Piccolo Award presentation today to say a little
New offensive coordinator Mike Martz’ offense has no need for dynamic, pass-catching tight ends. See production of Ernie Conwell, Daniel Campbell, Sean McHugh and Vernon Davis under his tenures. Greg Olsen is pretty much a dynamic, pass-catching tight end. Uh-oh.
Ron Turner is fleeing Stanford after less than one month and
The last post of the week; something to ponder as you await the certain couch slouch and booze binge of the weekend.
Well, that didn’t take long. Siiiike! It took a very long time. But in the end, it appears the Chicago Bears are prepared to take the path oft-traveled:
The last post of the week; something to ponder as you await the certain couch slouch and booze binge of the weekend.