Bernstein: Bears Still Hard To Enjoy
Dinner will taste a little better, but we still have to digest a lost Bears season.
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Dinner will taste a little better, but we still have to digest a lost Bears season.
Jay Cutler threw for 330 yards and three touchdowns, and the Bears won for just the second time in seven games.
Here's the full list of inactives for today's Bears-Vikings game.
The Bears face yet another must-win game this Sunday versus the Vikings.
There's a theme in Jeff Joniak's keys to Sunday's game.
Tim Baffoe is here to help you get through Sunday, hard as it may be.
The Jermon Bushrod-Everson Griffen matchup will be key.
Nothing is official yet, but everything points to Marquess Wilson's return.
Through nine games, Minnesota has the third-most sacks in the league.
"I don't feel any pressure other than what I put on myself," Mel Tucker says.
There's hope in Minnesota with Teddy Bridgewater and a young defense is blossoming under Mike Zimmer.
If you have the flexibility, taking a gamble on Josh Gordon and/or Adrian Peterson is worth it.
Peterson pleaded no contest to a misdemeanor charge of reckless assault.
Why is there a segment issuing so many backhanded compliments to Jay Cutler?
This is a bad look for Peterson, who is facing child abuse charges.
Peterson won't be returning to the field anytime soon.
It's your reminder that the NFL's breast cancer awareness campaign is a lie.
It was another Thursday night blowout, as the Packers dominated the Vikings, 42-10.
These two bitter rivals will lock horns at Lambeau Field tonight in a key early-season NFC North showdown.
The Vikings and Packers play on Thursday Night Football.
Will this contest between NFC North rivals be the first competitive Thursday night game of the season?
The Bears stack up well with everyone in the division, writes Laurence Holmes.
Joe Ostrowski has the breakdown on money from sharps, his survivor picks and more.
The Bears are the favorites over the Vikings (wait, what?) in the NFC North.
"We made a mistake and we need to get this right," Zygi Wilf said.