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    Jul 28, 2012 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  1. Packers still class of NFC North

    There is little doubt that, on paper, the Bears have a highly talented team.
    There is little doubt that, on paper, the Bears have a highly talented team. But how does their talent stack up against their competition? With that in mind, the Tribune asked five personnel evaluators from different teams who have studied the NFC North...

    Tags: Aaron Rodgers, Chicago Bears, Joe Philbin, Charles Woodson, Green Bay Packers

    2. Dec 1, 2012 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  2. NFL's unequal justice under the law

    In pursuit of the NFL's toughest running back to tackle, Brian Urlacher reached for Adrian Peterson and hung on for dear life as any self-respecting linebacker would after his left hand latched onto the back of Peterson's shoulder pads.
    In pursuit of the NFL's toughest running back to tackle, Brian Urlacher reached for Adrian Peterson and hung on for dear life as any self-respecting linebacker would after his left hand latched onto the back of Peterson's shoulder pads. As Peterson...

    Tags: Chicago Bears, Phoenix Coyotes, Fines, Brandon LaFell, National Football League

    3. Sep 29, 2012 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  3. Cowboys will look for the deep pass

    The Cowboys and quarterback Tony Romo can create big-play opportunities Monday night with wide receivers Dez Bryant and Miles Austin using max-protection schemes up front. They will keep eight blockers in on protection and test the top of the Bears defense.
    The Cowboys and quarterback Tony Romo can create big-play opportunities Monday night with wide receivers Dez Bryant and Miles Austin using max-protection schemes up front. They will keep eight blockers in on protection and test the top of the Bears...

    Tags: DeMarco Murray, Chicago Bears, Charles Tillman, Tony Romo, Major Wright

    4. Oct 13, 2012 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  4. Status quo won't be good enough for Bears

    The Bears have been pretty good, probably better than most expected.
    The Bears have been pretty good, probably better than most expected. But remaining as good as they have been won't be good enough. As the season moves on and the stakes get higher, the challenges will be steeper, and obstacles are sure to be placed in...

    Tags: Charles Tillman, Matt Forte, Brandon Marshall, Major Wright, Sports

    5. Aug 24, 2012 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  5. 3 reasons game 3 is a must-watch

    If you're passing on Friday night's Bears-Giants game, I don't blame you. Summer is evaporating and it makes sense to enjoy these final weekends before the leaves change colors. For the Bears, however, this glorified scrimmage is the biggest day since...

    Tags: New York Giants, Chicago Bears, Jason Pierre-Paul, New York Jets, Arizona Cardinals

    6. Oct 21, 2012 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  6. Bears can contain Johnson

    With the Lions needing a victory to get back in the NFC North race, Bears safeties Major Wright and Chris Conte should expect wide receiver Calvin Johnson to test them down the field Monday night.
    With the Lions needing a victory to get back in the NFC North race, Bears safeties Major Wright and Chris Conte should expect wide receiver Calvin Johnson to test them down the field Monday night. As shown here, the Lions have their Ace personnel (two...

    Tags: Chicago Bears, Nate Burleson, Brandon Pettigrew, Charles Tillman, Detroit Lions

    7. Oct 8, 2012 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  7. Marshall potent weapon for Bears

    The vision for this Bears offense was to be able to allow opposing defenses to pick their poison.
    The vision for this Bears offense was to be able to allow opposing defenses to pick their poison. That vision became reality in Jacksonville as the Bears were proficient at gashing the Jaguars with whatever the Jaguars concentrated the fewest...

    Tags: Michael Bush, Roberto Garza, Corey Wootton, Football, Terrance Knighton

    8. Sep 9, 2012 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  8. Bears defense shows some fight

    Too old.
    Too old. Can't rush the passer. Weak sister to the offense. Well, maybe the Bears defense isn't all that after all. At least not against the fresh meat the Colts served up on a glorious Sunday afternoon. The defense might not look quite as spry...

    Tags: Henry Melton, Aaron Rodgers, Chicago Bears, Steve McMichael, Charles Tillman

    9. Aug 30, 2012 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  9. Exhibition finale not totally meaningless

    CLEVELAND — You might have yawned at the proceedings Thursday night at Cleveland Browns Stadium.
    CLEVELAND — You might have yawned at the proceedings Thursday night at Cleveland Browns Stadium. Maybe you switched back and forth to the broadcast of the Republican National Convention. Perhaps you chose "Glee." Or played some Angry Birds on...

    Tags: Josh Gordon, Greg McCoy, Chicago Bears, Josh McCown, Football

    10. Nov 30, 2012 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  10. Conte in stopping inside vertical routes

    The Seahawks and rookie quarterback Russell Wilson can put stress on the Bears' Cover-3 defense Sunday at Soldier Field by testing free safety Chris Conte with inside vertical concepts.
    The Seahawks and rookie quarterback Russell Wilson can put stress on the Bears' Cover-3 defense Sunday at Soldier Field by testing free safety Chris Conte with inside vertical concepts. Using the All-22 coaches film, here is an example of how Wilson...

    Tags: Seattle Seahawks, Football, Minnesota Vikings, Chicago Bears, Sidney Rice

    11. Oct 2, 2012 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  11. Cowboys can't stand up to Bears blitz

    As a rule, the Bears' defensive scheme may be the most predictable in the NFL. But coordinator Rod Marinelli and the boys stepped out of character a bit Monday.
    As a rule, the Bears' defensive scheme may be the most predictable in the NFL. But coordinator Rod Marinelli and the boys stepped out of character a bit Monday. They blitzed on nearly 23 percent of Tony Romo's dropbacks, mostly in the first half. It was...

    Tags: Rod Marinelli, Chicago Bears, Tarvaris Jackson, Ben Roethlisberger, Michael Bush

    12. Dec 25, 2012 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  12. Bears' O-line holds up against blitz

    On Monday, what stood out about the Bears' performance on Sunday is the pass protection held up both in terms of recognition and execution against an aggressive, accomplished blitzing team.
    On Monday, what stood out about the Bears' performance on Sunday is the pass protection held up both in terms of recognition and execution against an aggressive, accomplished blitzing team. Arizona defensive coordinator Ray Horton sent more than four...

    Tags: Daryl Washington, Matt Forte, Corey Wootton, Arizona Cardinals, Nick Roach

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