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Visited Bears training camp today with my brother and his boys. Observations: 1 - Much more like Platteville than Bourbonnais. Platteville was very laid back. Bourbonnais was was too corporate for my taste. 2 - Jaylon Johnson had 2 picks of Andy Dalton. The 2nd was beautifully timed where he jumped over the receiver on a long pass to haul it in. Dalton did have a nice throw to Allan Robinson on the sidelines. 3 - Justin Fields made a fantastic throw to Jesse James on a deep side-line route that went right over the top of the defender Charles Snowden. It really was a thing of beauty. 4 - Watched the defensive line prac…

I think it is a good decision as he will only get better and if another team wants him, they will have to pay him AND give us a 2nd round pick.

personally think hes ready to go otherwise they woulda got someone else signed.

http://www.chicagotribune.com/sports/footb...,4375726.column Rams safety fills bill for Smith’s greatest desire — takeaways Dan Pompei On the NFL March 7, 2010 E-mail Print Share Text Size Now that the Bears have a player who can force the opposing quarterback into making bad throws, they need a player who can intercept those passes. O.J. Atogwe, meet Lovie Smith. You might remember Atogwe. When he was playing free safety for the Rams last December, he had two forced fumbles against the Bears. And those forced fumbles are part of a large trend. Since Atogwe came into the league as a third-round pick out of Stanford in 2005, he has …

I've been noticing all the teams coming up with alternate helmets this year. The Bengal's white version, the Jet's black, etc... So it doesn't surprise me that the Bears will use an alternate orange helmet during the season. The Bears will wear the new orange helmets on Oct. 13 against the Washington Commanders and on Oct. 30 at the Dallas Cowboys.

I have not been the biggest fan, mainly due to his lack of range, but his kicks tonight with the wind and the onside kick were amazing. This was arguably the best game of his career.

http://www.chicagobears.com/multimedia/mul...clip=Y&rn=3 "I thought the deal was fair then" "I knew Id be here 3 years in" What an ass. The deal was fair when he signed it, but He knew he'd be at this point 3 years in. "If I play at X amount of dollars this then Im asked to play for half that, my play doesnt decrease" WTF does that mean.... Then he talks about CAP situation? Asshole. Lance: You were paid well when u signed the deal.. u have earned what...20M since? Gimme a break. PS: The sniffles also show he is well aware he is being rediculous and management laughed under its breath, because he can't give an answer that has some backing. All…

Jackson on NFI, Ifedi, Cohen, Newsome on pup. Jenkins and couple others held out of first day at training camp. Should I be worried. I am

Every year it seems the schedule provides a 1-2 game swing per season. Even with the same team, you can see the fluctuations. The Bears were 8-8 and are going to go 6-11 or 7-10 (a 1.5 to 2.5 game swing from last year) who faced one of the toughest schedules in the league. I see the same thing happening next year back to the positive. The NFC North gets the AFC East and NFC East next year. The Bears also get the extra home game next year. A bad year next year is 9 wins (DET x2, MIN, WFT, MIA, NYG, NYJ, ATL, and HOU) with other winnable games against PHI and MIN. The toughest games are obviously GB x2, BUF, NE, DAL, and SF. However, an improved Bears team should win…

The league needs to settle this pronto or they will ruin their brand. The guys they have on the field are only marginally better the high school refs I see every week. Peace

I caught a Tweet this morning that said Virginia McCaskey turns 100 today. Apparently she is the first NFL owner ever to do that. Happy birthday Virginia.

Starting today any players released are available to sign. As Adam mentioned, we are first on the waiver wire. https://bearswire.usatoday.com/lists/chicago-bears-offseason-dates-2023/

Would you rather have Velus Jones (WR), Claypool (WR), Wright (RT), and Dexter (DT) or Jalen Carter (DT), Rashee Rice (WR), Sam LaPorta (TE), and Abraham Lucas (RT)

Link Melton would take $8.450 to keep.

Jack Sanborn is back. https://www.chicagobears.com/news/fast-facts-jack-sanborn

Using the most likely draft selections from 1-9, what positional group rank do you think the Bears would most likely pick given the available options?

Free Agency Micheal Bennett DE - Don't like it but whatever Tillman McCluster MIKE MITCHELL - S 1. Tim Jernigan - DT 2. Ryan Shaizer - ILB 3. JEAN-Baptiste - FS/CB 4. BRYAN STORK - C

per the Lions' twitter feed. This means that they probably take Joeckel/Fisher at #5.

http://www.nootsnotes.com/2010/11/05/injur...bears-at-bills/

Here is a link to Fanspeak where you can be the Bears GM, I'll post on here after I try it out. https://fanspeak.com/mtc/