Hoge: Trestman Still Gives Bears A Chance If Cutler Is Lost
Jay Cutler. Down. You've seen it before. And you know what it means. Game over. Season over. But maybe not this time.
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Jay Cutler. Down. You've seen it before. And you know what it means. Game over. Season over. But maybe not this time.
The bye week couldn't arrive a better time for a battered Bears team.
The NFL Network's Mike Silver reports that two Bears sources told him Jay Cutler's groin injury "Could be bad."
The Chicago Bears and Washington Redskins moved the ball in the second half as if it were a game of 7-on-7, with Josh McCown shaking off two seasons of regular-season inactivity while trying to keep pace with Robert Griffin III.
Bears quarterback Jay Cutler was injured and left Sunday's game against the Redskins after being sacked in the second quarter.
Coming off a 10 day layoff, the Bears are healthier than they have been in weeks for Sunday's game against the Redskins at FedEx Field.
Devin Hester is itching to make a big play in the return game.
While the Redskins' defense has its fair share of playmakers, it also has plenty of holes.
Here's my take on how Week 7 plays out.
The banged up Bears should have everyone at their disposal Sunday against the Redskins at FedEx Field.
