Holmes: What To Watch For – Bears Vs Packers
Check out 670 The Score's Laurence Holmes as he gives you his "What To Watch For."
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Check out 670 The Score's Laurence Holmes as he gives you his "What To Watch For."
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.
When the Bears traded for Brandon Marshall, it opened up a whole new world of offensive football.
If Bears coaches know who their starting left tackle is, they aren't telling.
World Series aside, this may be Kenny Williams' best season as White Sox general manager.
It's possible that Urlacher will be ready to go in 25 days. He's a tough guy, fast healer and committed to the rehab process, but it might be better to hold him back.
Bears linebacker Brian Urlacher had arthroscopic knee surgery Tuesday morning and is status for the season opener Sept. 9 against the Colts is uncertain.
Mystery solved. Brian Urlacher had arthroscopic surgery Tuesday morning on his left knee.
When the Bears take on the Broncos Thursday night at Soldier Field, you won't see their cards.
With Urlahcer missing so much time, it lends credence to the idea that the MCL injury suffered against the Vikings was more serious than most believed.
In the first few days of padded practices, first-round draft pick Shea McClellin has had a hard time.
More teams are neutralizing Devin Hester by kicking high to him. Laurence Holmes breaks down the Bears' strategy to counter "sky balls."
Anthony Adams, Matt Bowen, Alex Brown, Dez Clark and Hunter Hillenmeyer give you the good, the bad and the ugly from their training camp experience.
I thought I'd share some tips with you on surviving camp and offer up suggestions to increase your enjoyment of the experience.
All right, now it's time to take you inside the mind of The Score's Laurence Holmes.
As Lovie Smith says, mini-camp is the end of the Bears offseason. It's three days where the foundation is laid and the scene is set for Bourbonnais.
Considering the amount of quality players that were available at a position of need for the Bears, it would've been pretty hard for Phil Emery to make a selection that left fans scratching their heads, but somehow he did it.
Final Four picks from a number of 670 The Score personalities, including their pick to win it all.
Bears wide receiver Sam Hurd, who was arrested Wednesday on federal drug charges, was a top drug dealer in Chicago and police have a list of NFL players who were supplied drugs by the receiver, a law enforcement source told 670 The Score.
They can't count on that again. There are countless storylines for this game, including whether the offense can put points on the board. Along with that here's what I think is interesting.
I'm finding it very difficult to make a persuasive argument on why Bears fans should be worried about Kansas City. Strangely, that worries me.
No one knew what to expect from Caleb Hanie. Not you. Not me. Not even the Bears coaching staff.
It's been brewing since the Monday night game last month. In fact, the kindling for this fire was sparked with Calvin Johnson's non-catch in the opener last year. The Bears and Lions don't like each other and Sunday it boiled over.
Regular season games don't get much bigger than this one.
