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1st-and-10: Why is developing a Bears QB always like pulling teeth?

After three unimpressive performances amid modest expectations, the bar has been set even lower for Justin Fields — just show a glimmer of hope that you’re making progress. With the Bears and quarterbacks, even baby steps require good footwork.

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1st-and-10: What’s not to like about Matt Eberflus’ Bears debut?

It’s too early to celebrate the dawn of a new era, but even skeptics have to admit that Eberflus’ season-opening upset was notable for two things: there was no fluke factor, and there were minimal red flags.

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First things first — a checklist for Bears’ offensive improvement

First-down yardage ... third-and-short conversions ... a screen game ... scoring in the third quarter ... though Justin Fields is a potential franchise quarterback, simple things will be key to Luke Getsy & Co. breaking a 30-year drought of sustained success for the Bears’ offense.

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1st-and-10: Keeping Justin Fields healthy is Job 1 for Bears in 2022

Matt Eberflus’ approach is to practice hard, play hard and develop mental and physical toughness. Doing that and avoiding major injuries — starting with Fields, but throughout the roster — might be his biggest challenge.

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Brad Biggs: Is the Chicago Bears offense as bad as the 0-16 Detroit Lions of 2008? Mike Martz says QB Justin Fields has little chance.

Chicago Bears fans will want to yell at Mike Martz the way Jay Cutler used to when they hear Martz’s assessment of the team’s current offense.

Chicago Tribune

Matt Eberflus undaunted by ghosts of Halas Hall past

On the eve of his first game as a head coach at any level, Eberflus comes in not as a dynamic savior but an old-school, driven football coach. And maybe that’s the antidote the McCaskey family has been looking for.

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Kristin Cavallari reflects on ‘toxic’ marriage to ex Jay Cutler and why she hopes he remarries

Reality television star was married to Chicago Bears quarterback for seven years until their split in 2020

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Jay Cutler doesn’t want to see the Bears move out of Soldier Field

The former Bears quarterback isn't a fan of the team potentially moving out of Chicago and into the suburbs.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Former Bears QB Jay Cutler hopes Justin Fields is ‘next big thing’

However, Cutler is concerned that Fields faces, “the same problem the Bears have had for a long time.”

Chicago Sun-Times

ESPN Claims Ryan Clark, Halle Berry Didn’t Want to Work With Sage Steele

ESPN's motion to dismiss Sage Steele's lawsuit is filled with interesting revelations.

Sports Illustrated

The Browns would like someone else (the Panthers?) to pay Baker Mayfield $18 million in 2022

Good luck with that.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Bears laud Justin Fields 2.0 — ‘a legit field general’

The second-year quarterback still has a long way to go and a lot to prove, but he’s embraced his new role as commander of the offense — and teammates are eager to follow his lead.

Chicago Sun-Times

Kristin Cavallari and Jay Cutler are still partying, just not with each other

The former Bears QB’s ex-wife sounded off about his post-divorce comments.

Chicago Sun-Times

A look back at the 9 (!) teams Ryan Fitzpatrick played for in an unlikely 17-year NFL career

From seventh-round pick to 17-year NFL veteran.

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Uh-oh: The Bears’ new offensive coordinator says Justin Fields works hard and cares. Sound familiar?

Luke Getsy sounds a lot like Matt Nagy talking about Mitch Trubisky.

Sports Illustrated

Details Emerge Regarding Sage Steele’s Lawsuit vs. ESPN

The anchor is suing the network for supposedly retaliating against her.

Reason

Sage Steele Suing ESPN for Violating Her Free Speech Rights: A Quick Sense of the Law

NPR (Dustin Jones) reports on the lawsuit, Steele v. ESPN Productions, Inc. (Conn. Super. Ct.): During Steele's appearance on former NFL quarterback Jay Cutler's podcast, which aired Sept. 29, 2021, Cutler asked why she had a Band-Aid on her armp. She explained that she had just gotten her COVID-19 vaccine…

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Sage Steele sues ESPN, says she was ‘sidelined’ for opinion on COVID vaccine mandate

She thought it was worth a shot.

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Report: ESPN’s Sage Steele Sues Network Over Free Speech Claims

The SportsCenter host claims she was “sidelined” from major assignments after comments she made last year on Jay Cutler’s podcast.

Sports Illustrated

The Top Contenders for Fox’s Lead NFL Announcing Team, per Report

The network is looking to replace Joe Buck and Troy Aikman, who departed for ESPN earlier this spring.

Sports Illustrated

Desmond Ridder’s and Sam Howell’s Paths to the Draft

Here’s what the quarterbacks learned in college that prepared them for the NFL. Plus, Josh McDaniels on the Derek Carr contract negotiations, and more.

Chicago Sun-Times

Bears GM Ryan Poles would be smart to wait before going all in on Justin Fields

He should keep the same emotional distance from the quarterback as he has from the rest of the roster he inherited.

USA Today Sports Media Group

How one radio interview planted the seeds for the Brandon Marshall trade 10 years ago

The Bears traded for WR Brandon Marshall 10 years ago. See how one radio interview might've played a part in the blockbuster move.

Chicago Tribune

‘Thorough, diligent and exhaustive’: Inside Bears’ search for new coach and GM — and why the ever-growing candidate list could be a concern

CHICAGO — Let’s get something out of the way up front. The Chicago Bears are not playing musical chairs in their searches for a new general manager and head coach. There are enough impressive candidates available for both roles. The hunt need not be guided by suffocating deadline pressure.

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