Durkin's Rapid Reaction: McCown's Poise, Pass Rush Pave The Way
After dropping six straight in Lambeau Field and six straight to the Packers, the Bears were able to grind out a 27-20 win, creating a three-way tie atop the NFC North.
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After dropping six straight in Lambeau Field and six straight to the Packers, the Bears were able to grind out a 27-20 win, creating a three-way tie atop the NFC North.
At least the Bears defense can say that it made its own luck.
As expected, cornerback Charles Tillman is active and will play for the Bears Monday night at Lambeau Field.
Jay Cutler and Lance Briggs have officially been ruled out for Monday night's game against the Green Bay Packers.
Offensive possessions have to be treated like gold against the Packers.
Given the struggles of the Bears' defense, it might be asking too much to expect a win.
Tim Baffoe did some crowdsourcing to get an idea of exactly what Cutler is dealing with.
The Bears cornerback will likely play Monday against the Packers.
Though both players have made public comments expressing their desire to return from injuries earlier than their initial timetables, don't expect to see either Jay Cutler or Lance Briggs any time soon.
Optimism abounds for the injured Bears.
The Cutler family is expanding.
Admitting the torn left groin is the most "significant" pain he's had in his career, Cutler is also optimistic he can get back to playing quarterback before the four week minimum "window" offered up by doctors.
The Bears have opened the door to Jay Cutler possibly returning against the Lions Nov. 10.
There's an adrenaline rush for the backup quarterback any time there's an injury to the starter.
There's never a good time for a bad game, but the timing of Chris Conte's subpar performance against the Redskins couldn't have been worse.
One week down. Less than three to go?
The Chicago Bears might have to play without starting quarterback Jay Cutler for a few weeks, but don't expect to see a different strategy on offense with backup Josh McCown taking snaps until Cutler is healthy.
Brandon Marshall is optimistic about his quarterback's return.
Injuries in the NFL are inevitable, but this year they come in bunches.
Yes, right now, it's a pretty rough time to be a sports fan in the Land of Lincoln. But all is not lost. In fact, even as the temperature in Chicago starts to bottom out, there are some pick-me-ups on the local sports scene that are still warming my heart this week.
So come along and let's point and laugh at some of these precious souls who actually verbalized their assumptions or desires for the Chicago Bears to sign either Brett Favre or Tim Tebow.
Bears quarterback Jay Cutler was slammed to the ground in Sunday's game, injuring his groin. CBS 2's Roseanne Tellez talks to a doctor about his prognosis.
General manager Phil Emery isn't giving up on his team just yet.
Josh McCown was terrific in relief of Cutler
Both head coach Marc Trestman and general manager Phil Emery confirmed Monday that Jordan Palmer will join the Bears as the team's backup quarterback and that the team is content with just two quarterbacks for now.
