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    Sep 14, 2012 |Story| Chicago Tribune
  1. Biggs: 10 thoughts on the Bears' loss

    GREEN BAY -- The coaching adage is that a team is never as good as it might look in a victory and never as bad as it might appear in a defeat. Keeping that in mind, we’ll try to maintain perspective with 10 thoughts coming out of another ugly loss at Lambeau Field as the Packers defeated the Chicago Bears 23-10 Thursday night.
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    GREEN BAY -- The coaching adage is that a team is never as good as it might look in a victory and never as bad as it might appear in a defeat. Keeping that in mind, we’ll try to maintain perspective with 10 thoughts coming out of another ugly loss...

    Tags: National Football League, Football, Marshall Faulk, Matt Forte, Daunte Culpepper

  2. Sep 12, 2012 |Column| Chicago Tribune
  3. New math: Better Bears offense + worse Packers defense = revenge

    <strong>Maybe it&rsquo;s just me, but I was totally unimpressed</strong> with the Packers defense. Completely and absolutely unimpressed. It was bad last season. It looked bad to start this season.
    Maybe it’s just me, but I was totally unimpressed with the Packers defense. Completely and absolutely unimpressed. It was bad last season. It looked bad to start this season. The 49ers gashed the Packers for 186 yards rushing and 377 yards total,...

    Tags: Alex Smith, Joe Montana, Tim Jennings, Devin Hester, Football

  4. Sep 8, 2012 |Column| Chicago Tribune
  5. A Bears offense never seen before

    If the Bears had a sense of humor they would pass out 61,500 pairs of blue-and-orange 3-D glasses Sunday at Soldier Field to symbolize the new way of watching football in Chicago.
    If the Bears had a sense of humor they would pass out 61,500 pairs of blue-and-orange 3-D glasses Sunday at Soldier Field to symbolize the new way of watching football in Chicago. Behold, Bears fans: Your team finally caught up to the modern NFL. But I...

    Tags: Green Bay Packers, National Football League, Houston Texans, Football, Atlanta Falcons

  6. Sep 8, 2012 |Column| Chicago Tribune
  7. Tice developing new identity

    Mike Tice probably is more popular than any offensive coordinator in Bears history.
    Mike Tice probably is more popular than any offensive coordinator in Bears history. Of course that could change Sunday on the Bears' first possession against the Colts, which also will be Tice's first chance in the job. Though the Bears don't have a...

    Tags: National Football League, Football, Free Agency, New England Patriots, Chicago Tribune Columnists

  8. Sep 5, 2012 |Column| Chicago Tribune
  9. Cutler still somewhat in Elway's shadow

    It somehow is appropriate Andrew Luck begins his career on a field opposite Jay Cutler.
    It somehow is appropriate Andrew Luck begins his career on a field opposite Jay Cutler. The Bears quarterback can offer his Colts counterpart a bit of advice about following a legend when the teams hook up Sunday at Soldier Field. Hopefully, it will be...

    Tags: National Football League, Football, Jim Harbaugh, Chicago Tribune Columnists, Eli Manning

  10. Sep 5, 2012 |Column| Allentown Morning Call
  11. NFL ready for another blockbuster year on TV

    The NFL is back and you can hear cash registers ringing throughout TV land.
    The NFL is back and you can hear cash registers ringing throughout TV land. That's because the NFL means business. Big business. After a record-breaking season for viewership, culminating with Super Bowl XLVI being the most-watched program in the...

    Tags: National Football League, Football, Dallas Cowboys, Warren Sapp, St. Louis Rams

  12. Jul 14, 2012 |Story| Chicago Tribune
  13. Look for resurgence at tight end for Bears

    <em>Fifth in a 14-part series leading up to the start of Bears training camp.</em>
    Fifth in a 14-part series leading up to the start of Bears training camp. Ultimately, the Bears traded Greg Olsen on the eve of training camp last summer because they didn't want to invest in him for the long haul. So, the Bears got what they could...

    Tags: National Football League, Football, Greg Olsen, Matt Forte, New England Patriots

  14. Jul 15, 2012 |Story| Chicago Tribune
  15. Assembling offensive line interesting task for Bears

    <em>Sixth in a 14-part series leading up to the start of Bears training camp.</em>
    Sixth in a 14-part series leading up to the start of Bears training camp. The further the Bears get away from their appearance in Super Bowl XLI, the better the offensive line for that team, built almost exclusively through pro free agency, looks. It...

    Tags: National Football League, Football, Matt Forte, Lance Louis, Seattle Seahawks

  16. Aug 2, 2012 |Story| Chicago Tribune
  17. Tice reintroducing tight ends into passing game

    BOURBONNAIS &mdash; Just like his successor Mike Tice, former Bears offensive coordinator Mike Martz was a tight end in his playing days.
    BOURBONNAIS — Just like his successor Mike Tice, former Bears offensive coordinator Mike Martz was a tight end in his playing days. But the men have much different visions for the position in today's NFL. Tight ends were forgotten when it came to...

    Tags: National Football League, Football, Greg Olsen, New Orleans Saints, New England Patriots

  18. Aug 4, 2012 |Story| Chicago Tribune
  19. Forte gets up to speed

    BOURBONNAIS &mdash; Matt Forte missed the Bears' entire offseason program, but a week into training camp, running backs coach Tim Spencer declared him "good to go."
    BOURBONNAIS — Matt Forte missed the Bears' entire offseason program, but a week into training camp, running backs coach Tim Spencer declared him "good to go." The ground game has not changed, and protection schemes have remained pretty much the...

    Tags: National Football League, Football, Matt Forte, Jay Cutler, NFL Pro Bowl

  20. Aug 7, 2012 |Story| Chicago Tribune
  21. Urlacher mystery raises more questions

    BOURBONNAIS &mdash; Tuesday brought more questions about the absence of Pro Bowl middle linebacker <strong>Brian Urlacher.</strong>
    BOURBONNAIS — Tuesday brought more questions about the absence of Pro Bowl middle linebacker Brian Urlacher. Coach Lovie Smith said after Tuesday's practice at Olivet Nazarene University that Urlacher was excused for a second day for personal...

    Tags: Football, Devin Hester, Seattle Seahawks, NFL Pro Bowl, Denver Broncos

  22. Aug 8, 2012 |Column| Chicago Tribune
  23. Who fills the Urlacher void? Cutler, that's who

    <strong>If Brian Urlacher can&rsquo;t play this season, </strong>then Jay Cutler ends up with even more pressure, and I&rsquo;m not talking about another missed block by J&rsquo;Marcus Webb.
    If Brian Urlacher can’t play this season, then Jay Cutler ends up with even more pressure, and I’m not talking about another missed block by J’Marcus Webb. This Bears offseason was all about the offense. I mean, just look: Cutler was...

    Tags: Football, Matt Forte, Super Bowl, Jay Cutler, Brian Urlacher

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