Bears Bench Jay Cutler For Jimmy Clausen
Chicago Bears quarterback Jay Cutler will be benched for the team's Week 16 game against the Detroit Lions, according to a report by ESPN's Adam Schefter.
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Chicago Bears quarterback Jay Cutler will be benched for the team's Week 16 game against the Detroit Lions, according to a report by ESPN's Adam Schefter.
"I can't hide from that," Marc Trestman says in one of his more introspective moments.
"We'd have some problems" if a coach did that in Green Bay, Aaron Rodgers says.
Even when the Bears were kinda, sorta good, fans could always find something to complain about, while the media moved to tart up the drama around the fortress around Halas Hall.
The media may be Cutler's best friend, sad as it sounds.
Oh, the high and lows of a down-to-the-wire fantasy football playoff matchup.
Even love-it-all Jon Gruden was dismayed Monday night by Chicago.
The Bears fell to 5-9 with an anemic performance in a 31-15 loss.
Kromer made critical remarks about Jay Cutler to a national reporter.
The Bears (5-8) host the Saints (5-8) on Monday night at Soldier Field.
Cutler took the high road when asked about Aaron Kromer, who threw him under the bus.
"I made a very poor decision talking about things outside the building," Kromer says.
The Bears make you so uncomfortable that you have no choice but to laugh.
Watching the Chicago Bears management team implode this season almost makes The Onion's coverage of the team this season more believable.
The "most interesting part of this story is the NEW source SMH," Marshall tweeted.
The latest drama reveals the depths of the lack of Marc Trestman's leadership.
The drama never ends for the Bears.
Kristin Cavallari is spreading false information, writes Dan Bernstein.
We used to think Abe Gibron was the worst Bears' coach on record. Not anymore.
Big-picture decisions loom for the Bears.
We take a closer look at some of the reasons why the Bears offense has regressed in 2014.
The Bears are sick, and there's no immediate or singular cure.
"If you're not self-motivated, you shouldn't be doing this job," Jared Allen says.
Same story, different week for the Bears.
Too many egos and a lack of leadership has led to a lost season.