Chicago Bears News and Rumors
Tony Romo matches career-worst game with five interceptions in loss to BearsDoug Farrar, yahoo.com Believe it or not, Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo has thrown five interceptions in a single game before. And to make that fact even odder, the Cowboys actually won that game, a 25-24 October 2007 victory over the Buffalo Bills. That was a Monday n… |
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Rob Ryan Is Kind Of PissedOct 1, 2012
Sean Newell, deadspin.com The Bears smacked around the Cowboys tonight 34-18, a score that sounds even worse when you remember the Bears gave up a garbage touchdown to Jason Witten in the final half minute of play. Brandon Marshall had a big game on the field and on the broadcas… |
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Rapid Reaction: Bears 34, Cowboys 18Oct 1, 2012
A few thoughts on Monday night's events at Cowboys Stadium: What it means: The Chicago Bears improved to 3-1 and now share the NFC North lead with the Minnesota Vikings. This was the kind of all-around dominance the Bears envisioned this offseason. Thei… |
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Romo's picks doom CowboysOct 1, 2012
It was a battle of two defenses, but Chicago had the last laugh in Dallas. The Bears intercepted Tony Romo five times and stifled the Cowboys in the red zone en route to a 34-18 win. |
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Michael David Smith, profootballtalk.com Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo had a 300-yard passing game, and Cowboys receiver Dez Bryant had a 100-yard receiving game, but Monday night’s Bears victory in Dallas will be remembered more for what went wrong for Romo and Bryant. Romo threw five interce… |
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Bears 34, Cowboys 10Oct 1, 2012
Jay Cutler and the Bears are giving the Cowboys all they've got in Big D. Cutler has thrown two touchdown passes and Chicago's defense has clamped down on Dallas. Follow all the action. |
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Add Mike Tice to Jay Cutler's resumeOct 1, 2012
There's nothing I can do here. Some of you will think I'm being too easy on Jay Cutler. Others will consider this a manufactured post. That's how it goes with a player and personality was polarizing as the Chicago Bears quarterback. The Bears took a 10-… |
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Bears’ defense takes control in DallasOct 1, 2012
Michael David Smith, profootballtalk.com In a defensive struggle in Dallas, the Bears’ defense struck first. Bears cornerback Charles Tillman intercepted a Tony Romo pass late in the second quarter and ran it back 25 yards for a touchdown, scoring the game’s first touchdown and giving the Be… |
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Bears RB Forte starts against Cowboys on MNFOct 1, 2012
ESPN.com news services, ESPN.com Chicago Bears running back Matt Forte started Monday night against the Dallas Cowboys after missing last week's game due to a sprained ankle. |
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Your Monday Night Football Open ThreadOct 1, 2012
Sean Newell, deadspin.com Tonight the Cowboys host the Bears. Romo. Cutler. Other guys. At the end of the night, one of these teams will be tied for first in their respective division. It's gonna be so sweet. In less-sweet news, the Cowboys and Tony Romo have tabled contract ext… |
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Bears RB Forte to start vs. Cowboys on MNFOct 1, 2012
ESPN.com news services, ESPN.com Chicago Bears running back Matt Forte will start Monday night against the Dallas Cowboys after missing last week's game due to a sprained ankle. |
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Cowboys LB Spencer (pectoral) out vs. BearsOct 1, 2012
Tim MacMahon, ESPN.com Dallas Cowboys outside linebacker Anthony Spencer will not play Monday night against the Chicago Bears after missing practice all week with a strained pectoral. |
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Michael David Smith, profootballtalk.com Bears running back Matt Forte is back to work. Forte, who suffered an ankle injury in Week Two against the Packers that was, at first, believed to be a serious high ankle sprain, is active for tonight’s game against the Cowboys. The news is not as good … |
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Brian McIntyre, yahoo.com Chicago Bears running back Matt Forte is active and will play against the Dallas Cowboys on Monday Night Football. Forte had been listed as "questionable" with an ankle injury that kept him out of the Bears' Week 3 win over the St. Louis Rams.… |
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Monday Night Live: Bears-CowboysOct 1, 2012
Join our ESPN.com NFL experts as they bring you the Monday Night Football match up between the Chicago Bears and the Dallas Cowboys. Contribute your thoughts and questions beginning at 8:30 p.m. ET. See you there. Monday Night Live: Bears-Cowboys |
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Forte a Game Time Decision Tonight vs CowboysOct 1, 2012
Matt Loede, bearsgab.com Bears running back Matt Forte will be a game-time decision to play against the Dallas Cowboys on “Monday Night Football,” ESPNChicago reports. Forte left a Sept. 13 loss to the Green Bay Packers with a sprained ankle and then missed last week’s vict… |
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Bears-Cowboys: Devin Hester's roleOct 1, 2012
OK. We've reviewed the Sunday performances for three-fourths of the NFC North. Now it's time to turn our attention to the Monday night matchup between the Chicago Bears and Dallas Cowboys. Kickoff is set for 8:30 p.m. ET, but the game will be hard-press… |
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Michael David Smith, profootballtalk.com Shortly after Cowboys V.P. Stephen Jones claimed that outside linebacker Anthony Spencer will play tonight, another report emerged saying Jones is wrong. Citing an unnamed source, Tim MacMahon of ESPNDallas.com reports that Spencer will not play Monday … |
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Cowboys say Anthony Spencer is ready to playOct 1, 2012
Michael David Smith, profootballtalk.com Although Cowboys outside linebacker Anthony Spencer is listed as questionable for tonight’s game against the Bears with a pectoral injury, he appears to be ready to play. Cowboys V.P. Stephen Jones told 105.3 The Fan that the team expects Spencer to pla… |
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BBAO: Lions special teams coordinator safeOct 1, 2012
We're Black and Blue All Over. (We're also on Facebook and Twitter.) GREEN BAY, Wis. -- We had two wild games Sunday in the NFC North and we're still not done with Week 4 yet. It won't be over until the Chicago Bears and Dallas Cowboys play on ESPN's &q… |
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Monday's Matchup: A Time for Offenses to ShineOct 1, 2012
Benjamin Hoffman, nytimes.com Most of the recognizable names on Chicago's and Dallas' teams are on the offensive side of the ball, but both squads have been surviving mostly on defense. It may be time for those well-known players on offense to start earning their paychecks. |
