Report: Orton Leaning Toward Retirement
The idea of Kyle Orton being a backup in Chicago appears far-fetched.
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The idea of Kyle Orton being a backup in Chicago appears far-fetched.
Jay Cutler's not a changed man. Circumstances just have him primed as ever to write a new narrative.
Fales has quality anticipation and pocket awareness but needs to improve his arm strength.
"Our goal as an organization is to win championships," general manager Phil Emery says.
The Bears held their opening training camp press conference Wednesday in Bourbonnais.
"I have a lot of respect for the Bears organization," Brian Urlacher says.
Jimmy Clausen didn't get much time to prove himself in Carolina, but Chicago is a new chance.
The Bears are good in the red zone in part because of this go-to concept.
For a day at least, Kosar was a consultant of sorts for Bears quarterbacks.
Plus, the meaning of Jimmy Clausen signing and Kyle Long's offseason participation.
The Bears are taking logical and unorthodox measures to get better in 2014.
A one-year hiatus from Roman numerals is actually news.
Marquess Wilson went to Florida in the offseason to work with Brandon Marshall.
An important concept worked wonders for the Bears' offense last season.
In evaluating Jordan Lynch, we need to forget his uplifting, local story.
Adam Hoge checks in with another in-depth look at the Bears' offseason.
With a newly signed three-year extension, Brandon Marshall has a home in Chicago.
Dan Durkin breaks down Marshall's blocking, release from the line and some tricks of the trade.
"You want to win in this game, you have to have guys that really see the big picture," Brandon Marshall said.
You can listen to the podcast of Phil Emery on the Mully and Hanley Show in full here.
A position-by-position look at what's for certain, who has the inside track and where the competition lies.
The couple also has a son who will turn 2 in August.
Phil Emery and the Bears have confidence in Jordan Palmer to be their backup QB.
For Bears fans, the release of the schedule now gives them an idea of how much Chicago Bears tickets will cost for each game during the season. According to TiqIQ, the Bears have an average secondary market price of $348.40 for home games.
There have been some ups and downs for Jay Cutler in Chicago -- and many memes.