Ex-Bears Coach Lovie Smith Praises Jay Cutler, Matt Forte
Smith coached in Chicago for nine seasons before his dismissal in 2012.
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Smith coached in Chicago for nine seasons before his dismissal in 2012.
We're ranking the best plays for Week 16.
The San Diego Chargers have one of the worst records in the NFL while the Oakland Raiders have a middle-of-the-road record at best.
Jeffery's health concerns may have cost him a long-term deal this offseason.
McClellin experienced delayed symptoms for his concussion.
Tom Coughlin's poor handling of Odell Beckham's behavior shouldn't tarnish his legacy. But it should cost him his job.
The Bears expressed great disappointment after their loss to the Vikings.
The Bears, now 5-9, were officially eliminated from playoff consideration.
Jeffery was in danger of missing his sixth game this season.
The Bears are looking to snap their two-game skid.
Russell Wilson is worth rostering this weekend.
Jeffery has missed five games this season with three separate injuries.
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The McCaskey family is pleased with the Bears' progress.
"Concussion" is a powerful film, but we should've acknowledged this issue long ago.
McPhee is hoping the Bears can adopt a new defensive identity.
Goldman wants to be remembered as one of the best nose tackles ever.
Whatever you do, just don't call Young a linebacker.
NFL on CBS analyst Rich Gannon gave his thoughts on three Week 15 games, all of which have playoff implications, and how teams may fare.
White's stress fracture in his leg is healed, but he's yet game-ready.
With playoff hopes out the window, let's again look at this Bears season as a rebuild.
McPhee (knee) has been on the Bears' injury report for nearly the whole season.
The Bears must make decisions on their team health relative to really, really bleak playoff hopes.
The St. Louis Rams are struggling because they have no legitimate quarterback despite enjoying the success of rookie runner Todd Gurley.
The Cincinnati Bengals could use a break, just not the kind Andy Dalton got yesterday.