Phil Emery Defends Coaching Staff, Marshall Against Prodding Fan Base
"No one inside or outside of our organization is happy with our current record," Emery says.
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"No one inside or outside of our organization is happy with our current record," Emery says.
It can't get worse for Chicago, so what's the worst that can happen with Brandon Marshall speaking up?
No one seems to have the answers for the struggling Bears.
Marc Trestman called Kyle Fuller "day-to-day" with a hip pointer and broken hand.
Chicago is now 0-4 when Jay Cutler commits a turnover.
The Bears' worst enemy right now seems to be themselves.
Once again, the Bears came up short when the stakes were high.
"We got to convert on third down," Marc Trestman says.
This is another big blow to a Bears team already reeling at 3-4.
Chicago's 3-4 record is "absolutely unacceptable," Brandon Marshall says.
"We don't know who we are yet," Bears cornerback Tim Jennings says
Chicago is 3-4, with little consistency or direction.
Ryan Tannehill threw for 277 yards and two touchdowns in an efficient performance.
Jon Bostic and Lance Briggs are both inactive for the second straight week.
Sunday's matchup against the Dolphins will be a true test for the Bears' run defense.
Miami ranks third in the NFL in yards per rush.
Here's what the guys are tracking for fun in Sunday's game.
"We pride ourselves on being the best group out there," Brandon Marshall says.
Danny McCray or Brock Vereen will have to step up at safety.
With a heavy workload, Matt Forte understands why he takes a mid-week day off.
There will be a lot of eyes on the Jordan Mills-Cameron Wake matchup.
Through six games, the Bears' defense ranks 10th against the run.
The Dolphins defense will keep Miami in games, but can the offense produce?
"I'm doing everything I can," Bushrod says.
