In the mostly two and a half decades of disappointment since the magical 1985 season, the Chicago Bears franchise has been snake-bitten. Thanks to bad coaching/personnel moves and historically atrocious performances at key positions (QB, RB), the Bears have been more bad than good. Before making their second-ever Super Bowl appearance in 2006, teams like [...]
Posts Tagged ‘NFC NORTH’
Tags: 
Close Call: Bears Fight To Last Second In Battle, Defeat Lions 27-23
November 2nd, 2008 
Russ Loede 
Posted in Bear Insight, Bear Necessities, Game Stories, Main, News, Recap INJURY UPDATE: According to an inside source from the Chicago Tribune, Kyle Orton Could Miss Up To A Month With A High Ankle Sprain. Mike Brown’s calf injury appears to be just fine – very minor, after speaking to reporters after the game. Good teams beat the teams they are supposed to, even when they [...]
Bears Rely On Aerial Assault, Timely Turnovers In 48-41 Barnburner
October 20th, 2008 Russ Loede Posted in Bear Insight, Features, Game Stories, Main, News, Opinions, Recap Offense wins games, defense — just costs money. No D, No Starting Corners, No Excuses – No Letdown: Many expected a typical black ‘n blue, NFC North slug fest between Chicago and Minnesota. Few imagined the battle to see more than 48 points, let alone a single team reaching that mark. Even less envisioned the [...]
