Durkin's Bears Positional Breakdown - Cornerbacks
In a three-receiver league, the Bears need more talent at the cornerback position.
Watch CBS News
In a three-receiver league, the Bears need more talent at the cornerback position.
"Hopefully ... I get an opportunity to come back and play in Chicago," Briggs says.
He ain't your daddy's McCaskey family member. George is frustrated, and George isn't going to take it anymore.
There's no sympathy for the end of the Marc Trestman era, given his actions.
The Bears are sick, and there's no immediate or singular cure.
Marc Trestman called Kyle Fuller "day-to-day" with a hip pointer and broken hand.
This is another big blow to a Bears team already reeling at 3-4.
Charles Tillman believes he'll play next season despite his current injury problems.
"We had to have that one," Ryan Mundy said.
Plus, Charles Tillman's season-ending injury is having a tickle-down effect.
Kyle Fuller, Will Sutton, Ego Ferguson and Co. are making names for themselves.
Hurst made his NFL debut for Chicago in Week 1.
It didn't take Kyle Fuller long to show us that the new kid on the block isn't the one to be messed with.
Also, the Bears want to keep increasing defensive end Willie Young's role.
Over the years, no one has tormented elite receivers quite like Charles Tillman.
Laurence Holmes breaks down Chicago's win and writes of his personal experiences with Peanut Tillman.
Charles Tillman is one of a kind, and for that we cherish him.
"The travel got to be quite a bit," Brian Urlacher said.
Chicago no longer has the luxury of depth in the secondary.
Charles Tillman has a right triceps injury, a similar ailment that kept him out for much of 2013.
Jay Cutler was splendid, but the running game has to get going.
"I hated it," longtime teammates Lance Briggs said.
From so many perspectives, this Bears win felt like it may have mattered.
It seemed so methodical, like the Bears could do no wrong.
Briggs being slow, Conte being bad, Jay still being Jay, Tucker coaching -- we have it all.
