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Thread: I know everybody wants a big Bears reset this offseason, but the truth is they're pretty limited in what they'll be able to do with their personnel. Currently projected

Bears fans were bragging about their team being the #1 seed in the NFC 36 hours ago, and now want to fire/trade everybody and start over. It's one game. Relax.

Play your best players, and ask them to do what they're good at. Why is this such a difficult fucking concept for people paid millions of dollars a year to

And then you come out of a time out and give up a sack. Bad plays out of unnecessary time outs is a theme for the Bears this year.https://twitter.com/Johnathan_Wood1/status/1320899280983515136 and

And now for a look at the Rams' offense and how it matches up with Chicago's defense. We'll start with Jared Goff, who is the 1st QB the Bears have

Advanced stats from @pfref are finally out, so I'm gonna Tweet a few thoughts as I look through them. I'll start with passing, where Trubisky was under pressure on 10

Dug into the lineup data to see how Bears used their TEs yesterday. Not going to focus too much on efficiency because it's a lot of small sample sizes, more

THREAD: it's time for some real talk about the Bears' QB "competition," because the number of people who actually believe Chicago's coaches are going to spend this weekend analyzing practice

Here's the most important, and most difficult thing, for white people like me to accept about George Floyd: his murder wasn't a tragic isolated incident by one lone wolf bad

If you want the optimistic view: Bears got 2 fairly safe (high floor) players at probably their 2 biggest positions of need. Pace's track record in round 2 with those

I've seen a few people on here (most notably @adannehy) argue that Jimmy Graham was more misused than bad in 2019. Pace and Nagy sure seemed to echo that line