Cutler Tears Groin, Will Miss At Least 4 Weeks
The Bears confirmed quarterback Jay Cutler has a muscle tear in his groin.
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The Bears confirmed quarterback Jay Cutler has a muscle tear in his groin.
It's all in details.
While the severity of Jay Cutler's groin injury isn't known yet, one Bears expert is preparing for the worst.
The Bears don't know yet how long quarterback Jay Cutler will be out after suffering a groin injury in Sunday's loss to the Redskins, but head coach Marc Trestman said the quarterback is headed for an MRI on Monday morning.
Jay Cutler. Down. You've seen it before. And you know what it means. Game over. Season over. But maybe not this time.
Figuring out what was meaningful from a game like that requires an unusual approach.
The bye week couldn't arrive a better time for a battered Bears team.
The NFL Network's Mike Silver reports that two Bears sources told him Jay Cutler's groin injury "Could be bad."
The Chicago Bears and Washington Redskins moved the ball in the second half as if it were a game of 7-on-7, with Josh McCown shaking off two seasons of regular-season inactivity while trying to keep pace with Robert Griffin III.
Bears quarterback Jay Cutler was injured and left Sunday's game against the Redskins after being sacked in the second quarter.
Devin Hester is itching to make a big play in the return game.
No one can blame Jay Cutler for not wanting to talk about DeAngelo Hall, the Redskins cornerback who picked him off four times in one game back in 2010.
Time-travel stories never really work, upon inspection.
Hall of Fame quarterback Dan Marino thinks the Bears need to stick with Jay Cutler.
The official injury report revealed that information and the only explanation was "coach's decision".
Just barely a month into his new job, Marc Trestman was still seeking all the information he could while attending the NFL Combine in Indianapolis last February.
Adam Hoge has a loaded Tweetbag to get you through the Bears' off day.
There's no getting around the fact that the Bears' defensive line has underwhelmed this season.
Time offers the opportunity for perspective, so I thought it would be a good idea to wait each week to give my thoughts on the Bears game.
After getting a chance to review the film, Bears head coach Marc Trestman met the media Friday afternoon to discuss Thursday night's 27-21 win over the New York Giants.
Nobody said it had to be pretty.
The Giants are the equivalent of 500 milligrams of Aleve – if you can get past what they might do to your stomach, you end up feeling somewhat better for a little while.
Jay Cutler threw two touchdown passes to Brandon Marshall, and Tim Jennings had two of the Chicago Bears' three interceptions against Eli Manning in a 27-21 victory over the winless New York Giants on Thursday night.
Despite their 0-5 record, the New York Giants still have the pieces to form a potent passing attack.
The Bears are at a critical point in the schedule and while they have suffered a couple of missed steps against the Lions and the Saints, they are still in a strong position to get their season back on track.
