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Mike Ditka is weighing in on Jay Cutler, the new coach of the Bears, football concussions and kids, and even Chicago politics. He talked with reporters, including CBS 2's Mike Parker.
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Mike Ditka is weighing in on Jay Cutler, the new coach of the Bears, football concussions and kids, and even Chicago politics. He talked with reporters, including CBS 2's Mike Parker.
By the time the Bears contend again, Cutler will be long gone.
With the general manager position taken care of, the Bears turn their focus to finding a head coach.
Pace will evaluate every Bears player on the roster in deciding who to build around.
Whoever the Bears's new GM ends up being, he's inheriting a messy situation.
The Bears expected elite results from over-promoted people.
He ain't your daddy's McCaskey family member. George is frustrated, and George isn't going to take it anymore.
Trestman's tenure in Chicago is over after two seasons.
Trestman expects to be back next season. Forte sets NFL receiving record.
Coming into the season, the Bears organization and their fans were optimistic about what this team could accomplish.
The Bears wrap up their forgettable season with a trip to Minnesota and Durkin preview's the game.
There's no sympathy for the end of the Marc Trestman era, given his actions.
Raiola has been suspended without pay for Sunday's NFC North showdown vs. Green Bay.
Clausen experienced "delayed symptoms" on Sunday evening.
We're inching closer to what really matters, and it has nothing to do with the games now.
Joique Bell scored the go-ahead touchdown on a sweet run in the fourth quarter.
With Trestman reported to be out, Mike Shanahan's name has surfaced.
Will the Bears switch to Jimmy Clausen spark their stalled offense?
"It's just a great opportunity for me," Jimmy Clausen says of his impending Sunday start.
"You think you're going to be here a while," Cutler says. "I'm still hopeful that's going to be true."
After being benched, Jay Cutler still says he wants to remain in Chicago.
Ahh, just priceless timing.
Well, this is a fun subplot in all the Bears drama.
There really aren't any good options for the Bears right now.
Firing everyone with football operations input is the only move that makes sense for the Bears.