Lovie Smith thinks we should "think about the (Bears) 1-0 record going into 2012." Lovie can shove that 1-0 record where the sun doesn't shine. more ›

While it was nice to see a complete Bears effort -- in primetime, no less -- the fact it came against the now 1-5 Vikings doesn't do much to suggest real improvement. more ›

One of the keys to this unlikely of Bears seasons has been the re-emergence of Devin Hester as a return threat. It's no coincidence that Hester's return to form kickoff and punt returns has coincided with the emergence of Earl Bennett and Johnny Knox at wide receiver, and teaming Hester with Danieal Manning on kickoff returns has given the bears a "pick your poison" decision for opposing kickers. more ›

All the hype in the sports world this week has been focused on where the Chicago Bears and the Minnesota Vikings are going to play Monday night. We got it, TCF Bank Stadium, can we move on? No more photo galleries and live streams of shoveling snow off the field. It was different and pretty interesting but now we need to focus on the game. Seems like Lovie Smith is on the right page, telling reporters he’s putting these issues behind him and focusing on what needs to be done to beat the Favre-less Vikings. more ›

Gee, the NFL really knew what they were doing when they decided to move Monday night's Bears-Vikings game to TCF Stadium at the University of Minnesota. more ›

As we suspected, the Metrodome won't be ready for Monday Night's Bears-Vikings game, following its roof collapse under heavy snow last weekend. more ›

(T)he Bears controlled all aspects of the game, with strong performances on offense, defense and special teams. Playing their first complete game of the season, the Bears won 27-13 in what was likely Brett Favre's final game in Chicago. more ›

The NFL waiver wire is expected to be a scrum today with the expected waiver of wide receiver Randy Moss from the Minnesota Vikings. The Bears, given their record, are somewhere deep in the middle of he pack on the waiver wire claim list if Moss falls that far. Which he likely won't. We're talking about one of the greatest receivers ever to play his position. But that hasn't quelled speculation of a Moss-Bears marriage, more ›

Residents of the NFC North, one of the People We Just Wish Would Go Away is back. Even the non-Bears fans among us have circled November 29 and December 28 on our calendars. more ›

Chicagoist hopes that IDOT has placed their orders for reinforced guard rails and extra sign posts because Lance Briggs will be remaining with the Bears after signing a 6-year, $36 million deal over the weekend. more ›

Tonight, as the Bears take the field against the Minnesota Vikings, we get to witness the beginning of the second reign of Kyle Orton as Bears starting quarterback. more ›

Chicagoist demanded it, and Lovie listened. When the Bears face the Minnesota Vikings next Monday night, Kyle Orton -- our favorite drunky QB -- will once again line up under center. With a 5-8 record and three games to play, it's time for the Bears to start planning for the future. Rex Grossman's contract is set to expire, and he's done little to make the Bears want to commit to him for the long term.... more ›

This game was a good bit closer than their previous two, and Chicagoist even feared for a while that they might actually lose, but the Bears won again on Sunday! In beating the Minnesota Vikings 19-16 in the Metrodome, the Bears won up there for the first time since 2001 and have started a season 3-0 for the first time since 1991. More importantly, this win gives the Bears a 3-0 record against the NFC... more ›

The Bears open their 2006 season on Sunday against the Packers up in Green Bay. What a way to kick the season off! While the Bears look to figure into the playoff picture, the Packers are focusing on the Brett Favre farewell (maybe) tour. The Bears should open with a key road victory against a division opponent, but in these big rivalries, one never knows. So just how good are the Bears this year? That's... more ›

The Bears 8-game winning streak came to an end yesterday, as the Pittsburgh Steelers beat the Bears 21-9 in a cold, snowy Heinz Field. In spite of the "Bears football" weather, they were outplayed on both side of the ball. That resulted in plenty of blame to go around for the loss. Going into the game, most eyes were focused on Kyle Orton. With Rex Grossman healthy again and already having been bumped up... more ›

Something told Chicagoist that the Bears had the potential to be a pretty good football team this season, and Sunday's game was about what we'd imagined a good Bears team might look like. Scoring in just about every possible way, the Bears beat the Detroit Lions 38-6. The 38 points were the largest offensive output by the Bears since 1993. The game was truly a team effort as the offense capitalized on turnovers caused by... more ›

The NFL released its 2005 schedule yesterday, which of course means we learn the Bears' 2005 schedule. Once again, the Bears are denied any Monday Night games. Their only prime time game is their Dec. 18th Sunday night game against Atlanta that will be shown on ESPN. Date Opponent Time 9/11 at Washington Redskins 12:00 p.m. 9/18 Detroit Lions 12:00 p.m. 9/25 Cinncinati Bengals 12:00 p.m. 10/2 Bye   10/9 at Cleveland Browns 12:00 p.m.... more ›

Why were the Bears hiding this guy all that time? Signed following Rex Grossman's season-ending injury, Chad Hutchinson finally got a chance to play, and all he did was throw 3 TD passes in route to a 24-14 upset of the Minnesota Vikings. On Sunday, Hutchinson actually helped the Bears win the game, completing 18 of 30 passes for 213 yards and 3 TD's with no interceptions. By comparison, Craig Krenzel has only thrown 3... more ›

Following Thursday's debacle in Dallas, the Bears signed veteran QB Jeff George to a 1-year contract. George, the first overall pick in the 1990 draft never lived up to the lofty expectations and developed a reputation for being difficult. Which may explain why he played for 5 teams in 12 years and has been out of the NFL since early in the 2001 season despite good skills. But he and his agent have been lobbying the Bears since Grossman got hurt, claiming he's found a new passion for the game and has adjusted his attitude. He must be desperate to get back into the league if he's even resorted to looking for teams on Match.com! more ›

Three weeks into the season, and the Bears defense already lost Jerry Azumah, Alfonso Boone, Mike Brown and Charles Tillman for all or most of the season. Brian Urlacher sitting because of his hamstring-- which caused him to miss the whole pre-season--is not a good sigh. And now the Bears lose their field general on the offensive side of the ball. The Bears will now have to rely on Jonathan Quinn at QB for the rest of the season. Unless they decide to sign one of the free agent QB's still looking for a job, like Jeff George... What do you think the should do at QB -- stick with Quinn or look for a more experienced passer? more ›

Running back Thomas Jones ran for 152 yards, the defense intercepted Brett Favre twice and Brian Urlacher forced a fumble that was run back 95 yards by Mike Brown for a TD. more ›