Dan Bernstein
The Bernstein Brief: Now I Understand Briggs
Everyone is phasing out these Bears coaches when they talk.
Bernstein: Making Sense Of Derrick Rose
Rose is still fighting to overcome an upbringing that valued the future over any current moment.
The Bernstein Brief: Trestman Wants Popcorn
The Bears don’t view themselves as everyone else does, which is part of the problem.
Bernstein: Trestman, Bears Bottom Out
If this isn’t enough, what does enough look like?
The Bernstein Brief: Popovich Still Knows Best
A look at the past eight MVP winners is revealing.
The Bernstein Brief: Briggs’ Admission Unfortunate, Revealing
It would be nice for a veteran leader to be engaged, even if he’s injured.
Bernstein: No Crying For Replaced Coaches
Any improvement within league rules shouldn’t warrant criticism.
The Bernstein Brief: ‘We’ll Always Have Pensacola’
There’s a story behind a comment from Theo Epstein on Monday.
The Bernstein Brief: Bears’ Open Secret Revealed
It’s a “toxic environment” in the Chicago locker room, CBSSports.com reports.
Bernstein: Thibodeau Already Pushing Too Hard
So much for the agreement forged between Tom Thibodeau and his bosses.
The Bernstein Brief: Let Maddon Pick His Staff
This is no time to worry about feelings.
Bernstein: Massive UNC Scandal Fails To Shock
The more we learn of schools and the NCAA, the more sympathetic we are for the athletes taking advantage of a corrupt system.
Bernstein: Bears Outclassed, Exposed
There’s no accountability on a Bears squad that’s now an also-ran at 3-5.
Bernstein: MLB, NBA Share ‘Regular’ Problem
For different reasons, the MLB and NBA regular seasons need to be reduced.
Bernstein: Bears Debacle On Trestman
Chicago is 3-4, with little consistency or direction.
Bernstein: In Jameis Winston Case, Silliness Hides Seriousness
There’s so much controversy surrounding Winston that we forget what’s most important.
Bernstein: Bears Good Enough, This Time
A 3-3 mark and important road win provides hope for Chicago.
Bernstein: The Reckoning The NFL Needs
Owners and players need to be honest with one another about the dangers and appeal of the NFL.
Bernstein: Bears Defining Themselves
Still in search of some kind of identity, the Bears may be closer than ever to finding one.
Bernstein: Outrage At Michigan Obscures Darker Truth
We express outrage to the visual, but it’s the sub-concussive hits that are so problematic in football.
