Chicago Bears: Why Aaron Kampman Makes More Sense than Julius Peppers

Published on: 26th February, 2010

With the free agency frenzy coming up, lots of players are on the market. Among the best are Julius Peppers and Aaron Kampman. Kampman is one of the most underrated and underappreciated ends in the game. All the "hoopla" surrounding Julius Peppers not being franchise tagged is drowning out the very real ...

Where Quarterbacks Come To Die: Welcome To Chicago, Jay Cutler

Published on: 25th November, 2009

There is a pattern here. The Bears have never had an All-Pro QB in the modern era. They've had only one QB Hall of Famer in 90 years.   Every great college QB prospect has turned into a bust. And now there are all the naysayers about Jay Cutler.   Is it that the ...

Chicago Bears Football: Running Game Looks Okay

Published on: 14th September, 2009

I know what you're thinking. Is this guy nuts? The running game didn't look good versus the Packers! What is he thinking? Let me tell you what I'm thinking. Yes, 25 carries for 55 yards is not very good. For a first game, I'll take it. We all know what Forte is capable of. ...

Chicago Bears Breakdown 2009: What to Expect

Published on: 5th September, 2009

This year, the Chicago Bears are in for a real battle in the under-appreciated NFC North division. With the addition of Jay Cutler, the Bears can only better their pathetic 9-7 showing in 2008. What is going to come of the Bears this year? Packers When the Bears open their season up ...

My Top Five Unsung Bears Heroes of All Time

Published on: 7th August, 2009

The Bears have had a lot of great players over the years. A lot of players who will never find a place among the best in Canton. Included in my list are Bears players that have left a lasting impact on me as a fan. These people worked hard and ...

Bear Down: Chicago Bears Season Preview

Published on: 17th July, 2009

The Bears have had an interesting offseason, to say the least. They signed Jay Cutler and Orlando Pace, had an interesting draft, and lost their injury-prone and once pro bowl safety Mike Brown. What happens next? With the opening of training camp on the horizon, the Bears still have to address a lot of questions ...

Derrick Mason of the Ravens Retires After 12 Seasons

Published on: 14th July, 2009

Derrick Mason was the true meaning of consistency. After 12 seasons, eight with the Titans and four with Baltimore, Mason is deciding to hang it up for good. Mason, who averaged a little more than four touchdowns per year, was an amazing receiver for whoever was fortunate enough to have him. ...