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Bears Talk About Adjusting to Trestman's Changes
Have you ever had a new boss come into your job? It's a time of nervousness and change, because you're never quite sure what the new boss will want to change. The Bears players are in that predicament now as... Read »
Bear Bites: Marshall Not Dreading Halas Hall
Welcome to Bear Bites, your morning rundown of Chicago Bears news. Read on for the latest on Brandon Marshall's new view of Halas Hall, Charles Tillman's latest honor, and what irks fans the most. Read »
Jennings, Tillman Working for Another Career Year
Tim Jennings and Charles Tillman both had breakout seasons in 2012. Jennings led the league in interceptions, while Tillman had more forced fumbles than anyone else in the league. In 2013, the expectations... Read »
Bears Go Bowling for Tillman's Charity
The Chicago Bears are divided into two camps: the bowlers and the non-bowlers. Both groups came together on Wednesday night in Rosemont to raise money for Charles Tillman's Cornerstone Foundation. Read »
Bear Bites: Brandon Marshall Under New Management
Welcome to Bear Bites, your morning rundown of Chicago Bears news. Read on for the latest on Brandon Marshall under new management, who is stopping by practice to help, and Kyle Long's investment future. Read »
Bears To Look at JaMarcus Russell: Report
Two months ago, I wrote that it's unlikely the Bears would give a serious look to washed-up quarterback JaMarcus Russell. Today, I have to eat my words, as the Bears are reportedly giving Russell a tryout on... Read »
Bear Bites: Emery 'Disappointed' in Rodriguez
Welcome to Bear Bites, your morning rundown of Chicago Bears news. Read on for the latest on Evan Rodriguez, a suspended player, and the return of Brandon Marshall. Read »
Bears Players Pay Tribute to Deacon Jones
NFL pioneer Deacon Jones died on Monday night. As part of the Fearsome Foursome, he helped change the way defensive linemen play. His contributions to the game weren't unnoticed by the Bears' best. Read »
Brandon Marshall Cleared to Practice
Brandon Marshall missed much of the Bears' off-season training as he recovered from hip surgery. On Tuesday, he shared the news that he was cleared to return to the Bears' off-season practices. Read »
Bear Bites: Defensive End to Visit Chicago
Welcome to Bear Bites, your morning rundown of Chicago Bears news. Read on for the latest on the Bears' defensive line plans, Evan Rodriguez's future, and how one rookie was already out in the community. Read »
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Football in Chicago isn't always pretty. But Chicagoans like a gritty, smash mouth style. NBC Chicago's Bears blog is much the same, rough around the edges but thrilling every time. Follow along for colorful coverage of your favorite NFC North squad.
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Photos and Videos
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The Best of Martellus Bennett's Instagram
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Brian Urlacher's Storied Career
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Fan Reactions to Urlacher's Departure
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Rahm Praises Israel Idonije For Public Service
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Devin Hester's Top 10 Touchdown Returns
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Which Man Will Lead the Bears?
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Brandon Marshall Talks Coaches, Future, Super Bowl
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Cutler Talks of Lovie's Ouster
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Marshall: 'Amazing' Experience Under Lovie
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Police, Bears' Idonije Hand Out Holiday Cheer
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What Shaped the Bears' Loss to Green Bay
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The Moments That Shaped the Bears Loss
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Six Biggest Moments of the Bears Loss to Seattle
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Game Photos: Chicago Bears vs. Seattle Seahawks
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Cutler Talks of Sunday's Win
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Game Photos: Chicago Bears vs. Minnesota Vikings
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Five Reasons the Bears Beat the Vikings
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Key Matchups: Bears vs. Vikings
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Four Reasons the Bears Lost So Badly
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Game Photos: Bears at 49ers
Authors
Maggie Hendricks
Maggie Hendricks is a lifelong Chicagoan and a veteran sports reporter, having covered football, mixed martial arts and the Olympics.
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