Correction: Baby Mike Ditka Actually Wins Halloween
Yesterday, I erroneously jumped the gun and crowned the Seattle/GB replacement refs costume as Halloween’s best NFL-related costume.
Throwback Thursday: The ’85 Bears Hit You And Asked Questions Later
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X3ZYPjX1o9U The 1985 Bears rank among the most ferocious NFL teams of all-time. Fronted by Buddy Ryan’s 46 defense and the legendary Walter Payton, the Bears went 15-1 in ’85 en route to winning Super Bowl XX.
Smokin’ Jay Cutler Is The Coolest Kid On The Block
Look out Internet. A new Tumblr account threatens to blow the minds of Jay Cutler haters everywhere. Smokin’ Jay Cutler is a new site that features America’s favorite droopy-eyed, formally double-chin, rude, reality-star marrying quarterback.
Jay Cutler Did Some Real Jay Cutler Things Last Night
Bears quarterback Jay Cutler (with some assistance from a porous offensive line) laid an egg last night during Chicago’s 23-10 loss to the Packers. Green Bay sacked Cutler seven times and picked him off on four occasions.
A Musical Journey Through Hell With The New England Patriots
Most reasonably educated NFL fans know the tale of the 1985 Chicago Bears and at some point have stumbled across the legendary “Super Bowl Shuffle” video. Sadly, the team Chicago trampled in Super Bowl XX decided to put out their own music video prior to Super Sunday.
Matt Forte, Ray Rice Play Beat The Clock; Reach Long-Term Deals
The deadline for franchise tag players reaching long-term deals came and went as of 4 p.m. today. Two of the big deadline winners were Chicago’s Matt Forte and Baltimore’s Ray Rice, both of whom signed deals before Monday’s deadline. The Forte contract is a four-year, $32 million deal […]
Tim Tebow Does It Again; Broncos Defeat Bears 13-10 In OT
Tim Tebow started out Sunday missing on 13 of his first 16 passes but a pair of Matt Prater 50-yard plus field goals, coupled with two gaffes by Chicago’s Marion Barber, allowed Denver to grab a 13-10 overtime win.
Indianapolis: Home Of Bad Football & Awful Singers
The 1985 Chicago Bears are one of the best (and worst) things to ever happen to the National Football League. Chicago gave us a great defense and one of the top time capsule moments of the 1980s, their chart-busting song “Super Bowl Shuffle”.
The Suh Zone: Charles Martin And His Terrycloth Hitlist
Ndamukong Suh’s Thanksgiving Day mishap recalls one of the most notorious plays during the modern NFL era. Following their win in Super Bowl XX, the Chicago Bears returned in 1986 as a menacing outfit once again.
Jay Cutler Injury Sure To Cause Chaos In NFC Playoff Race
Chicago Bears quarterback Jay Cutler is reportedly out for the remainder of the season with a broken right thumb suffered yesterday during the team’s 31-20 victory over San Diego. At 7-3, the Bears appear to be in good standing to reach the NFC playoffs as a wild card. […]
Joe Montana's Right Arm 