Week 1 of the NFL season is oftentimes a wild and unpredictable ride. The same can be said about many weeks, however, what we think we know going into the season, becomes more clear after a real game is played.
The Chicago Bears will travel to Detroit, Mich. on Sunday afternoon to face the Detroit Lions in their season opener. The Bears lead the all-time series, 101-74-5, and have won the last four meetings between the teams.
It is official, the Chicago Bears have announced Mitchell Trubisky as their starting quarterback for week one. The fourth-year quarterback out of North Carolina will be the week one starter for the third straight season.
The 2019 season was very disappointing for the Bears. They ended the season with a mediocre record of 8-8 and
A trade between the Raiders and Bears that was centered around defensive lineman P.J. Hall ended up falling through and was voided by Chicago.
Myles Garrett and the Cleveland Browns are in the final stages of negotiating a massive five-year extension.
Many NFL teams metaphorically said “No thanks” to Cam Newton this summer, lending him into the lap of the Patriots.
Jordan Leandre lists three teams that’ll regret not taking a flier on the former league MVP:
As Nick Foles and Mitchell Trubisky prepare for a training camp full of competition, one larger aspect must be considered first.
Yehuda Schwartz looks at the possibility of the Jets trading for Texans star J.J. Watt
Joe Heller ponders three burning questions for the Chicago Bears ahead of a critical 2020 make-or-break season.
The NFC North could be home to multiple playoff teams in 2020. Joe Heller shares five bold predictions from the division.
The Jets offense has improved a lot this offseason, but they shouldn’t be satisfied just yet.
Yehuda Schwartz lists a potential target:
Week 1 of the NFL season is oftentimes a wild and unpredictable ride. The same can be said about many weeks, however, what we think we know going into the season, becomes more clear after a real game is played.
The Chicago Bears will travel to Detroit, Mich. on Sunday afternoon to face the Detroit Lions in their season opener. The Bears lead the all-time series, 101-74-5, and have won the last four meetings between the teams.
It is official, the Chicago Bears have announced Mitchell Trubisky as their starting quarterback for week one. The fourth-year quarterback out of North Carolina will be the week one starter for the third straight season.
The 2019 season was very disappointing for the Bears. They ended the season with a mediocre record of 8-8 and missing the playoffs. Many expected
A trade between the Raiders and Bears that was centered around defensive lineman P.J. Hall ended up falling through and was voided by Chicago.
Myles Garrett and the Cleveland Browns are in the final stages of negotiating a massive five-year extension.
Many NFL teams metaphorically said “No thanks” to Cam Newton this summer, lending him into the lap of the Patriots.
Jordan Leandre lists three teams that’ll regret not taking a flier on the former league MVP:
As Nick Foles and Mitchell Trubisky prepare for a training camp full of competition, one larger aspect must be considered first.
Yehuda Schwartz looks at the possibility of the Jets trading for Texans star J.J. Watt
Joe Heller ponders three burning questions for the Chicago Bears ahead of a critical 2020 make-or-break season.
The NFC North could be home to multiple playoff teams in 2020. Joe Heller shares five bold predictions from the division.
The Jets offense has improved a lot this offseason, but they shouldn’t be satisfied just yet.
Yehuda Schwartz lists a potential target:
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