Chicago Tribune sports columnist Steve Rosenbloom discusses Bears defensive coordinator Mel Tucker's inability to explain his unit's ineptitude.
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A 55-14 loss to the Green Bay Packers at Lambeau Field on Sunday night left the Bears at 3-6 and in a desperate search for answers. On Tuesday, during his weekly appearance on Showtime's "Inside the NFL," Bears receiver Brandon Marshall called the setback "one of the most demoralizing games...
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Santonio Holmes’ time with the Bears proved to be brief and nondescript. Eighty-seven days to be exact. Nine games. Eight catches for 67 yards plus nine punt returns for 50 yards.
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Rich Gannon’s experience with Marc Trestman helps his voice resonate louder than most of the echoing critics following the Bears’ second consecutive non-competitive loss.
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Al Michaels hits the big 7-0 today.
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Count former Chicago Bears safety Mike Brown among those who felt coach Marc Trestman's team gave up during a 55-14 rout Sunday at the hands of the Green Bay Packers.
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Running back Adrian Peterson should know his playing status by Nov. 22 based on the timeline mandated in the collective bargaining agreement for hearing grievances.
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Marc Trestman’s steadiness remained intact Monday among the embers still smoldering from the Bears’ blowout loss to the Packers on Sunday night.
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Chicago Tribune sports columnist Steve Rosenbloom has an explanation for the Bears' ineptitude and why coach Marc Trestman still has his job.
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Chicago Tribune sports editor Phil Thompson breaks down the best picks in Fantasy Football for Week 11.
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It's resurrection week, as a few names that hadn't been mentioned much since the beginning of the season have resurfaced and could figure prominently in the fantasy football playoff picture.
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Veteran offensive lineman Richie Incognito spent Tuesday with the Denver Broncos, a team searching for the right combination in the face of multiple injuries.
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With 13 minutes, 22 seconds left in the third quarter of Sunday's game at Lambeau Field, the Packers sent Tim Masthay out to punt. It seemed like a novelty.
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Running back Adrian Peterson should know his playing status by Nov. 22 based on the timeline mandated in the collective bargaining agreement for hearing grievances.
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There were two ratings takeaways from the Bears-Green Bay game Sunday.
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Brandon Marshall does not feel that Marc Trestman is the reason the Bears are 3-6 and in last place in the NFC North.
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I started writing this at the end of the first quarter, hoping to get it posted by hafltime because I wanted the Bears to fire Marc Trestman before the start of the third quarter.
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Chicago Bears coach Marc Trestman is not mulling whether to bench quarterback Jay Cutler in the wake of Sunday night’s 55-14 loss to the Green Bay Packers, Cutler’s third consecutive game with multiple turnovers.
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GREEN BAY — You're on the clock, Bears Chairman George McCaskey.
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The Tribune's Rich Campbell and Brad Biggs discuss the Bears' 55-14 loss to the Packers on Sunday.
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The Chicago Bears headed into their bye week reeling and confused, losing 51-23 to the New England Patriots in Week 8. It was a brutal loss that exposed the team’s countless deficiencies. But nothing a little time off and some valuable self-scouting couldn’t fix, right?
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Chicago Tribune sports columnist Steve Rosenbloom and sports editor Joe Knowles discuss Marc Trestman's role in the Bears' lopsided loss to the Packers.
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EDEN PRAIRIE -- The Minnesota Vikings returned from their bye to begin preparations for Sunday's game against the Bears and said Monday they will await the league's review on the status of running back Adrian Peterson.
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Arizona Cardinals quarterback Carson Palmer will miss the rest of the National Football League season after suffering a torn ACL during Sunday's game against the St. Louis Rams, the team said on Monday.
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EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn. - Former Minnesota Vikings defensive back Orlando Thomas has died after a battle with ALS. He was 42.
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From whatever vantage point the Chicago Bears’ 55-14 loss to the Green Bay Packers was witnessed Sunday night, it came across as ugly. Sloppy turnovers. Major breakdowns on defense. Touchdown after touchdown after touchdown delivered by Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers.
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When the Bears have tried to measure up against the NFL's elite teams, they have fallen miserably short, says Chicago Tribune columnist David Haugh as he recaps the 55-14 blowout loss to the Packers.
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GREEN BAY — Aaron Rodgers had the Bears at hello.
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Detailed look at Sunday's matchup.
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GREEN BAY — If the Bears had hoped to use their time off in Week 9 to sharpen their offensive attack, the first half Sunday night at Lambeau Field instead spoke to a team that had somehow found a way to get sloppier during its time off. Much sloppier.
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DETROIT -- Calvin Johnson wishes that the Detroit Lions would win games in an easier fashion. He's still not complaining about their habit of pulling out victories at the last moment.
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It won't be that much longer before a decision is rendered in the appeal of indefinitely suspended former Ravens running back Ray Rice.
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LONDON -- Tony Romo and the Dallas Cowboys got healthy at Wembley Stadium, ending a two-game losing streak in a convincing 31-17 win over the Jacksonville Jaguars on Sunday.
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Chicago Bears tight end Martellus Bennett is active for Sunday night’s game against the Green Bay Packers, attempting to play through an injury to his ribs.
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Nothing sums up the state of Sunday night's NFC North rivalry game better than this: While Packers coach Mike McCarthy stands within five victories of Vince Lombardi, Bears counterpart Marc Trestman reminds Chicagoans of Neill Armstrong more every week.
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Chicago Tribune sports experts give their predictions for Sunday evening's game, when the Bears will head to Lambeau Field to take on the Green Bay Packers.
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One three-hour performance Sunday night at Lambeau Field cannot save the Bears' season.
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The Bears and Matt Forte once again can attack the Packers defensive front seven with the trap schemes in Marc Trestman's playbook to produce numbers in the run game.
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The Chicago Bears on Saturday promoted rookie tight end Blake Annen from their practice squad.
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The Bears (3-5) need a victory Sunday night to maintain a realistic chance of qualifying for the playoffs. They have to get it at Lambeau Field against the 5-3 Packers, who outlasted them early and whipped them late in a 38-17 victory at Soldier Field in Week 4.
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After experimenting with different offensive line combinations this week, the Bears will replace left guard Matt Slauson against the Packers on Sunday night the same way they did when Slauson missed three games earlier this season.
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