Methodically Waiting For O.J. Atogwe, Good Thing Urlacher Missed Last Season, And Latest Prospects On Bears’ Radar
Here is the deal: We don’t have time, nor always the will, to make a post out of every semi-significant Bears-related tidbit that hits the InterWeb. But, to satisfy you readers and make sure that we keep on top of everything, we’re bringing you short and precise annotated Bears highlights every Monday and Thursday. This is our link-dumpish effort. (more…)


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Everybody has a links post. So why not us? Unfortunately, we didn’t think the official title all the way through.
Everybody has a links post. So why not us? Unfortunately, we didn’t think the official title all the way through.
Everybody has a links post. So why not us? Unfortunately, we didn’t think the official title all the way through.
Everybody has a links post. So why not us? Unfortunately, we didn’t think the official title all the way through.
Everybody has a links post. So why not us? Unfortunately, we didn’t think the official title all the way through.
Everybody has a links post. So why not us? Unfortunately, we didn’t think the official title all the way through.
The Bears (5-4) head up to Lambeau Field to take on QB Aaron Rodgers and the Packers (4-5) in this year’s first installment of the best rivalry in football. A Bears win guarantees they’ll keep, at least, a share of the division lead.
NFL’s third-ranked ground attack, meet the NFL’s sixth best against it. Something has to give. Other than the head of Andrew Gurode from the force of Albert Haynesworth’s size 14 cleat.