Durkin: Impressions From Bears-Rams
Players are believing what they're being taught, and confidence is building for the Bears.
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Players are believing what they're being taught, and confidence is building for the Bears.
Cutler led his third fourth-quarter comeback of the season.
Cutler now is the Bears' leader with 138 touchdown passes.
"It's been extremely beneficial for our relationship," Cavallari says.
This team isn't going anywhere, but it's plenty worthwhile to focus on individual development.
The Bears are largely who we thought they were in a 2-5 start.
It was once thought the Bears would soon part with Cutler. He's building a strong case to stay in Chicago.
The Bears fell to 2-5 after another loss after another close loss.
Jeffery is the definition of a coverage-dictating receiver.
When healthy, Jeffery is one of the best receivers in football.
After watching that, go do something more fun -- like the dishes, for instance.
For the second straight week, Cutler led the Bears to a comeback win.
The Bears earned an 18-17 victory, their second straight comeback win.
Jay Cutler, Pernell McPhee and the Bears' coaching beat the Chiefs on Sunday.
Jeffery will miss his fourth straight game with a hamstring injury.
Chicago has a host of players dealing with injuries.
In Alshon Jeffery's absence, Bennett is stepping up.
"Jay gets criticized way too much, way too much," Rolle says.
With Cutler, the Bears have an ugly car that nonetheless is still running. Without him? Don't even think about it.
Bennett responded to Cutler criticism as only Bennett can.
Cutler offered a performance even his harshest critics can't argue with.
The Bears are trying to establish a new, more accountable culture under new coaches, and even a handful of victories can create important scaffolding on which to get it built.
The Bears have their starting quarterback back.
Left tackle Jermon Bushrod is out.
The Bears can't go conservation if they want to win their first game, Tom Thayer says.
