Bears director of player engagement Jerry Butler, a star wide receiver at Clemson in the late 1970s, relished the Tigers’ win over Alabama in the national title game. Read More Here… (4)
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By the Numbers: Season in review
A look at some of the key stats that reflected who the 2016 Bears were and what changes may be in store before next season kicks off. Read More Here… (1)
Urlacher, Peterson to join college HOF
Former Bears middle linebacker Brian Urlacher and running back Adrian Peterson have been selected to be inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame as part of the Class of 2017. Read More Here… (2)
Floyd atop list of 10 best Bears plays
Rookie outside linebacker Leonard Floyd’s first career touchdown on a strip/sack of Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers tops our list of the best Bears plays of 2016. Read More Here… (2)
GM Pace: 'Sky is the limit' for Floyd
Bears general manager Ryan Pace was pleased with how Leonard Floyd performed as a rookie and is excited about the outside linebacker’s potential to get even better. Read More Here… (1)
Who starts at center next season?
Senior writer Larry Mayer discusses the likelihood of a healthy Hroniss Grasu supplanting Cody Whitehair at center next season, what defensive end Jonathan Bullard must do to improve and the last time a Bears quarterback caught a touchdown pass. Read More Here… (1)
Pace confident White still explosive
Even with Kevin White undergoing two leg surgeries, Bears GM Ryan Pace still believes that the receiver possesses the same explosiveness he displayed at the NFL Combine in 2015. Read More Here… (9)
Howard named NFL rookie of month
After rushing for 547 yards in five games, Bears running back Jordan Howard has been selected the NFL rookie of the month for December/January. Read More Here… (9)
Bears seek answers on rash of injuries
GM Ryan Pace revealed Wednesday that the Bears plan to “research and analyze” the injury epidemic that decimated their roster on both sides of the ball in 2016. Read More Here… (3)
QB position a top priority for Pace
After the Bears played four different quarterbacks during a 3-13 season, it’s clear that stabilizing the position will be general manager Ryan Pace’s most important offseason task. Read More Here… (3)