Bears' Hoyer, Loggains Stay True To Their Low-Risk Offense
Bears offensive coordinator Dowell Loggains won't put Brian Hoyer in harm's way.
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Bears offensive coordinator Dowell Loggains won't put Brian Hoyer in harm's way.
What is worse than 1-5? The lack of organizational growth from these Bears.
The Bears may or may not be bad with Cutler. But without him, we're certain that they're boring.
Quarterbacks are largely judged by what they do with the game on the line. Brian Hoyer hasn't come through.
Instead of admitting what we all see, Fox has gotten testy.
The Bears offense has been among the best in generating yards but remains the worst at turning those yards into points.
At 1-5, it won't soon get any better for the Bears.
The Bears found the end zone just once and blew a lead, falling 17-16 to the Jaguars.
Arrelious Benn took a short slant pass 51 yards for the winning touchdown with 2:49 left.
Brian Hoyer starts at quarterback for a fourth straight game.