Charles Munson, Leigh Harvey Oswalt, ex-Redskins safety David Terrell. These are just a few names in a long list of people who have had the unfortunate circumstance of being mistaken for (relatives of) other, very bad people. Add Rashied Davis to that list, I guess. (more…)
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…)
There is a chance that Rashied Davis might not play football next year. And it has nothing to do with coach’s decision. Davis, an alternate rep of the Player’s Association, believes that a lockout in 2011 is imminent. “The owners are the ones. We want to play. That is what the players want to do. Owners don’t want to let us play, so they are planning to lock us out.” Another example of billionaires trying to keep millionaires down. I SAY REVOLUTION!
Oh, look honey! It’s Garrett Wolfe. Ain’t he cute?
At the risk of sounding ungrateful, Kyle Orton’s AMAZING touchdown throw to Rashied Davis just ruined this entire post. I guess it doesn’t pay to start writing before the game is over, huh?
Short of drawing on manly stubble with a marker, outfitting him in Wrangler jeans, and teaching him how to speak with an oh-so-gentle southern draw, the Bears couldn’t have made Falcons quarterback Matt Ryan look more like Brett Favre today. (more…)
First, this is so late it is nearly irrelevant. HA! I said nearly…
Who knew the Bears had much of a passing game? Alright. So the question may be better phrased, “Who knew the Lions secondary was that mediocre?”
Kyle Orton looked like the bearded hero we always hoped he could become. He passed for 334 yards and unlike usual, not all passes were two-yard screens to Jason McKie.
Bears receivers combined for 13 catches with Devin Hester (five rec., 66 yards, 1 TD) and Rashied Davis (6 rec., 97 yards) leading the sudden breakout.
The defense was again awesome holding Detroit’s lame-duck offense to 185 total yards, the unit’s lowest amount yielded since October 2006.
