Silverman: Give Cutler Short-Term Deal, Draft A QB
As hard as it may be to swallow, the jury is still out on Jay Cutler.
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As hard as it may be to swallow, the jury is still out on Jay Cutler.
A college football player is dead, and not because of an accident.
I have a dilemma that I think speaks to many fantasy teams out there.
Disgraced former Bears wide receiver Sam Hurd made a startling confession in this week's issue of SI's MMQB.
Rushing Cutler back before he was ready was the mark of an insecure and immature coach.
In a state where the two other NFL teams are in last place, the Miami Dolphins are the biggest laughingstock of all.
Anybody involved in the Bears' efforts to run the ball can wear this one.
I'd be a hypocrite if I called for Incognito to be denied work in a trade that he has skill for.
Talk about an inferiority complex.
And why doesn't Richie Incognito like himself? Why is he obviously such a screwed up individual?
At least the Bears defense can say that it made its own luck.
Former Chicago Bears quarterback Bobby Douglass filed a lawsuit Monday against the NFL and helmet-maker Riddell over head injuries he suffered during his 10-season career.
Tim Baffoe did some crowdsourcing to get an idea of exactly what Cutler is dealing with.
Fans in New York never want to abandon thoughts of the postseason this early into any season. As frustrated as they may be, the hope of a postseason run remains in the minds of the fans of both New York NFL teams.
Fancy, new, expensive, high-tech football helmets do absolutely nothing to prevent old-fashioned brain injury.
Ray Halbritter of the Oneida Indian Nation didn't start the movement to change the name of the Washington Redskins, but the upstate New York tribal leader has turned up the heat.
There's an adrenaline rush for the backup quarterback any time there's an injury to the starter.
One week down. Less than three to go?
The Chicago Bears' coaches would normally have used this bye week to prepare themselves for the Green Bay Packers.
It's inevitably going to happen. One of these days a player is going to die because of an illegal hit.
The tumble continues.
Far more often than not, the next man up sucks. And everybody knows it.
Injuries in the NFL are inevitable, but this year they come in bunches.
No matter what scheme the Bears are playing, there's one thing they can't overcome.
So come along and let's point and laugh at some of these precious souls who actually verbalized their assumptions or desires for the Chicago Bears to sign either Brett Favre or Tim Tebow.
