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A slow start on offense Sunday dug a hole too big for the Bears to get out in their 26-18 loss to the Saints.
How do you prevent Jimmy Graham, Darren Sproles and Marques Colston from beating you?
Martellus Bennett isn't really concerned about the success Jimmy Graham is having in New Orleans.
Marc Trestman was out of a job. That's when Sean Payton called.
The Bears say they have a game-plan to slow down Graham, but they're not trying to pretend it will be easy.
Adam Hoge tackles your questions in his weekly Tweetbag.
The Bears played a ton of nickel Sunday, leaving their middle linebacker off the field.
General manager Phil Emery did everything he could this offseason to eliminate as many Jay Cutler excuses as possible.
The final decision on Charles Tillman's status will be made Sunday morning.
The Bears signed defensive tackle Landon Cohen Friday and officially placed Henry Melton on injured reserve.
The Lions' wide-9 technique presents some new challenges.
For years, some Bears fans have complained about the boring Cover-2 defense.
Charles Tillman is officially considered day-to-day with a groin injury, casting some doubt about whether or not he'll play against the Lions Sunday.
Adam Hoge answers your Bears questions every Tuesday on 670TheScore.com.
It wasn't exactly how the Bears usually do it, but they finally got pressure on the QB.
Who is going to fill the void at the all-important three-technique in the Bears' Tampa-2 scheme?
Defense has new look under Mel Tucker.
Jay Cutler has delivered in the fourth quarter in three straight games.
Two weeks into the regular season, no two stats stand out more for the Chicago Bears than these.
It's important to remember Kyle Long saw the 3-4 defense every day at Oregon.
The Bears promised that Matt Forte would be featured in Marc Trestman's offense.
After battling an illness for nearly a week, Bears defensive end Julius Peppers was back at practice Wednesday and ready to put his early season struggles behind him.
Adam Hoge answers your questions as the Bears shift their attention to the Steelers.
Every Monday during the season, Adam Hoge reviews the game from the previous day and highlights the best and worst performances while also providing some observations.