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Bears stay on path to mediocrity, McCaskey prioritizes continuity
The Chicago Bears remain firmly entrenched on the road to mediocrity under the cloak of continuity.
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Pace's next QB move will alter Bears' outlook for years
Ryan Pace will keep his job as Bears GM, per multiple reports, meaning he’ll decide on a new starting quarterback for the fourth time in his tenure. The previous three have been catastrophic failures.
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McCaskey needs to decide soon on Pace, Nagy's future
If George McCaskey decides major change is necessary to fix the Bears, he needs to come to that conclusion soon. Otherwise, he could miss out on getting the best people available to fix a franchise that shouldn’t be content just treading water.
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Nagy, Trubisky headed for break-up after loss to Saints
Matt Nagy didn’t trust Mitch Trubisky in the Bears’ playoff loss to the New Orleans Saints, hinting at a split between coach and quarterback later this year.
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Bears need Robinson to make big time plays vs. Saints
Allen Robinson’s best game with the Bears came in his last – and only – playoff appearance. Can he have another monster game on Sunday against the Saints?
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Stankevitz: At least Bears solved kicking woes in 2020
Two years ago, the Bears’ biggest weakness was Cody Parkey – and it cost them a playoff game. Now, Cairo Santos is a strength, but so many other parts of this team now look like a weakness heading into the wild card round of the playoffs.
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Bears-Packers: Johnson, Bakhtiari injuries loom large
The Bears will be without cornerback Jaylon Johnson on Sunday against the Packers – but Green Bay will have to deal with a major absence as well.
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Jimmy Graham, actually, has been totally fine for Bears
Jimmy Graham’s impact on the field (eight touchdowns) and off the field (mentoring Cole Kmet) has made him a valuable free agent addition – even if few expected he would be back in March.
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To beat Packers, Bears need return on investment in Quinn
The Bears need Robert Quinn to finally step up and play like a $30 million edge rusher if they want to have any shot at slowing down Aaron Rodgers and the Packers on Sunday.
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Stankevitz: Let's focus on Bears-Packers, not future
Questions about the future of Ryan Pace, Matt Nagy and Mitch Trubisky should wait until after Sunday’s Bears-Packers game – or after the Bears are no longer in the playoffs.