Here we go again — feeling pretty good about the Bears.
For whatever reason — our addiction to football, the legacy of an historic franchise, glorious memories that just won’t fade, the notion that change is good — no team in town elicits hope in good times and bad like the Bears. In the face of chronic disappointment and organizational dysfunction, Bears fans tend to see that light at the end of the tunnel as an actual ray of hope instead of the oncoming train it so often turns out to be.
