Preseason Opener Could Give Clues About Bears' D
"The depth chart is just a starting point," defensive coordinator Mel Tucker says.
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"The depth chart is just a starting point," defensive coordinator Mel Tucker says.
Apparently, Adrian Wilson has everything and nothing to prove tonight.
This will help you stay engaged for the full 60 minutes.
Keep an eye on how the reserve running backs like Ka'Deem Carey perform.
Kelly says he sometimes falls asleep at the NFL Combine.
There are a good amount of teams this season that will be looking to their quarterbacks to bring everything together to be on the winning path. Here is my list of quarterbacks that need a big 2014 season....
Tony Dungy's been exposed after his comments saying he wouldn't want Michael Sam on his team.
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The Bears' first practice in Bourbonnais is July 25.
There was a great deal of wheeling and dealing in the Browns' draft room Thursday night.
Injured safety Chris Conte is expected back for the first preseason game.
Chicago will play Philadelphia, Jacksonville, Seattle and Cleveland in the preseason.
This guilt-by-association narrative surrounding DeSean Jackson is ridiculous.
Jackson reportedly had ties to gang members, which concerned the team's front office.
One more backup quarterback candidate is off the open market.
Even an average defense would do wonders for the Bears, but it will take more to compete for the big prize.
Chicago can make a good case to host a Super Bowl, and 2019 is the next chance for a cold-weather city.
NFL doctors need to have their heads examined.
A season of transition brought a new coach with a breath of fresh air and a new identity as a team. There were adjustments along the way as Chip Kelly adjusted to life as an NFL coach after serving an entire career at the college level, but his players bought in to the mentality Kelly introduced to them and fought their way to an NFC East division title few saw coming before the season started.
A last-second field goal by Shayne Graham brought an end to the first season of the Chip Kelly era as the Saints left Philadelphia with a 26-24 victory in the NFC Wild Card playoff. The time for season-long evaluations will come over the coming week, but for now let's take a quick look at how the Eagles performed in this game.
Shayne Graham, signed by the Saints just over two weeks ago, kicked a 32-yard field goal on the final play Saturday night to give New Orleans its first road playoff victory, 26-24 over the Philadelphia Eagles.
The New Orleans Saints are ready to head to Philadelphia, face the Eagles, battle the cold, and forget about their road woes. They are looking healthier than they have this entire season and have an injury list that is extremely short, but there is one big name that sits on it.
