Good Chance Forte Will Play Sunday For Bears, But Urlacher Doubtful
Chicago Bears running back Matt Forte expects to start Sunday against the Bears despite an ankle injury suffered last week.
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Chicago Bears running back Matt Forte expects to start Sunday against the Bears despite an ankle injury suffered last week.
Here are Jeff Joniak's "Keys to the Game" for the Bears as they head to Detroit for a key divisional matchup.
Bears middle linebacker Brian Urlacher returned to practice on a limited basis Friday at Halas Hall.
If the Bears lose to the Lions Sunday in Detroit, it could be the end of an era. It could be the last time they play for head coach Lovie Smith.
The Bears have another must-win game next week against the Lions, and head coach Lovie Smith is hoping two of the team's best players will recover from injuries in time to be on the field in Detroit.
Here are Jeff Joniak's "Keys to the Game" for the Bears as they take on the Arizona Cardinals on Sunday.
Days later, Lance Briggs is standing up for his teammate, saying no team in the NFL receives such harsh criticism from their hometown crowd.
One of the last columnists that you would expect to write about sports is piling on the anti-Brian Urlacher bandwagon.
During his Monday press conference at Halas Hall, Bears Coach Lovie Smith said that the Packers game was not a 'must' win game.
The Green Bay Packers clinched their second straight NFC North title.
In the wake of Packers' tight end Jermichael Finley's critical comments of Brian Urlacher, the Bears middle linebacker has fired back.
Count Lance Briggs among those who took exception to Packers' tight end Jermichael Finley's comments regarding Brian Urlacher.
The dreaded injury bug has definitely had its way with the Chicago Bears this season.
Adrian Peterson rushed for 154 yards and two touchdowns to lead the Vikings to a win over the Bears.
Brian Urlacher knew it was coming, but there was still some hope the league would give him some leniency.
Has Brian Urlacher played his final game with the Bears?
The perception is that the Bears' defense is growing old and incompetent before our very eyes.
The Bears defense was dealt a heavy blow Tuesday afternoon when news broke that middle linebacker Brian Urlacher could miss the rest of the season with a Grade 2 hamstring strain.
Brian Urlacher's hamstring injury, suffered in the Bears' overtime loss to the Seahawks on Sunday, could keep the aging middle linebacker from playing this Sunday against the Vikings.
Time offers the opportunity for perspective, so I thought it would be a good idea to wait each week to give my thoughts on the Bears game. The idea being that 24 hours allows for me to watch the game over and talk to a few more people. Hence, "The 24 Blog."
While Lovie Smith's team wasn't eliminated by the Seahawks Sunday, it was beaten and exposed. This one looked bad.
A 15-yard unsportsmanlike conduct penalty wasn't Jay Cutler's only punishment for flipping the ball at a Vikings defender after the quarterback picked up a first down.
Bears linebacker Brian Urlacher has been fined $15,750 for a horse-collar tackle Sunday on Vikings running back Adrian Peterson, according to a report in the Chicago Tribune.
In Brian Urlacher's defense, he was right.
