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Green Bay doesn't over-analyze leadership like Chicago does, and its approach works.
Jay Cutler's far from the Bears' only issue, but he plays the biggest role in salvaging the season.
This is what happens when you're a 3-5 football team.
These failures are systemic for Chicago.
Phil Emery and Marc Trestman made this mess. They're dealing with the repercussions.
Phil Emery and Marc Trestman addressed the Bears' disappointing start to the season.
The 38 points Chicago allowed in the first half set a franchise record for futility.
Lamarr Houston is set to have an MRI on his knee, while Matt Slauson left with his right arm in a sling.
There's no accountability on a Bears squad that's now an also-ran at 3-5.
Tom Brady threw five touchdown passes, and the Patriots dominated throughout.
The money may say the offense should run through the right arm of Cutler, but the numbers suggest otherwise.
"It was frustration coming out," Jay Cutler says of Brandon Marshall's emotional postgame outburst.
"Jay didn't make any wrong decisions," Bears coach Marc Trestman says.
"The only thing I regret is that the door wasn't closed," Brandon Marshall says.
It can't get worse for Chicago, so what's the worst that can happen with Brandon Marshall speaking up?
No one seems to have the answers for the struggling Bears.
It's time to deflate some of those opinions.
Marc Trestman explains Sunday's curious decisions and confusion.
Chicago is now 0-4 when Jay Cutler commits a turnover.
The Bears' worst enemy right now seems to be themselves.
Once again, the Bears came up short when the stakes were high.
"Everyone's trying to make a story out of something that wasn't really that big of a deal," Gould says.
How the Bears have gone 0-3 at their hostile home venue of Soldier Field remains a great mystery.
Chicago's 3-4 record is "absolutely unacceptable," Brandon Marshall says.
"We don't know who we are yet," Bears cornerback Tim Jennings says