Chicago Bears News and Rumors
Brian Urlacher doesn’t care if people don’t like him congratulating opponentsJosh Alper, profootballtalk.com Bears linebacker Brian Urlacher left Sunday night’s game impressed by the Texans. Urlacher called running back Arian Foster a “bad ass” after the game was over and congratulated Texans safety Danieal Manning after Manning intercepted Jay Cutler in… |
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Bears coach Love Smith said quarterback Jay Cutler is ‘’feeling a lot better today’’ after suffering a concussion against the Houston Texans on Sunday night and is hopeful Cutler will play next Monday night against the San Francisco 49ers. |
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Harbaugh says Alex Smith is doing wellNov 12, 2012
Mike Florio, profootballtalk.com Next Monday night’s game between the Bears and the 49ers features a pair of quarterbacks who may miss the game due to concussions. One of those quarterbacks could be moving closer to playing. 49ers coach Jim Harbaugh told reporters that Alex Smith “sl… |
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Maggie Hendricks, yahoo.com The Chicago Bears' loss to the Houston Texans on Sunday was not a game most Bears fans want to remember. Jay Cutler and Shea McClellin left with concussions. The team turned the ball over four times in the first half. It was cold, rainy, and it halted t… |
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Josh Alper, profootballtalk.com Another Sunday is in the books and another Monday spent making sense of everything that went down is underway. PFT Live will jump on that train Monday by looking at two of the NFC’s leading lights who wound up with unhappy results and concussed quarterb… |
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Source: Bears expected to re-sign McCownNov 12, 2012
Jeff Dickerson, ESPN.com With Jay Cutler's status in question, the Chicago Bears are expected to re-sign veteran quarterback Josh McCown, a league source confirmed on Monday. |
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How to describe the NFL's first tie in four years? Bizarre. But through the odd plays, big mistakes and bad calls, one lesson in particular stands out, Peter King writes of Week 10. |
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Texans win without defensive line coachNov 12, 2012
Mike Florio, profootballtalk.com Before Sunday night’s impressive 13-6 win over the Bears in a rainy and windy Soldier Field, Texans defensive line coach Bill Kollar wasn’t feeling well. As explained by Mark Berman of FOX 26 in Houston, Kollar became ill. He was taken to a local ho… |
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The Cutler Knockout, and Penalties That Aren't EqualNov 12, 2012
George Bretherton, nytimes.com If a player is injured by an illegal hit to the head, shouldn't there be a way for the referee to avoid having an offsetting penalty in the equation? |
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BBAO: NFC North race tightensNov 12, 2012
We're Black and Blue All Over: Well then. A few things changed in this division after I departed the Metrodome early Sunday evening. The Chicago Bears lost for only the second time this season, a 13-6 defeat to the Houston Texans that tightened our NFC … |
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Don Banks, CNNSI.com CHICAGO -- Covering a Ravens-Texans game last month on a beautiful sun-splashed Sunday afternoon in Houston, I couldn't help but notice the powers that be elected to keep the roof at Reliant Stadium closed, even though the weather couldn't have been muc… |
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Brian McIntyre, yahoo.com With two of the Top 10 defenses in the NFL, Sunday night's Houston Texans-Chicago Bears game at a rainy, windy and sloppy Soldier Field was expected to be a low-scoring affair. The game would not disappoint, as the two teams would combine for six turnov… |
