Bears' Offense Starting To Have Fun
The Bears' offense started the season slow, but started to figure things out since the bye week and a change in philosophy. Now the offense is rolling and they're starting to have fun doing it.
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The Bears' offense started the season slow, but started to figure things out since the bye week and a change in philosophy. Now the offense is rolling and they're starting to have fun doing it.
Jay Cutler has been improving week to week, and by the numbers has been playing some of the football of his career. But his offensive coordinator, Mike Martz, still sees room for improvement.
The Bears have had success this season with their cover two defensive scheme. The Bears didn't change for Michael Vick and the Philadelphia Eagles, and they probably won't change for Tom Brady and the Patriots.
The Bears are finally playing well and Jay Cutler is finally on a winning team. The Bears are trying to end a three-year playoff drought and Cutler has his confidence in achieving that.
Earl Bennet has been making some big plays lately to help the Bears in their climb to the top of the NFC. The improved performance from the Bears' receiver don't just stop at Bennett, the coaches are calling the right plays for him.
Aaron Rodgers? Check. Brett Favre? Check. Michael Vick? Another check off the list. The Bears have had success against elite quarterbacks this year, but now comes New England's Tom Brady.
It seems like as soon as the calender turn to December, the turf at Soldier Field becomes a hot topic.
During the fourth quarter as the Bears faced the Lions, Detroit's Ndamukong Suh sent Jay Cutler to the ground with what appeared to be a hard shove.
If the Bears are going to beat the Patriots on Sunday, the offense will have to put up some points. We've seen the Bears try to throw the ball all over the field and we've seen them commit to the run. Which offense will we see on Sunday?
For the rest of the Bears' season, every game is important. With the Packers only one game back, the Bears are in a must win situation, especially with the Patriots coming to town.
