The Chicago Bears came out sluggish and never recovered in a surprising 23-20 loss to the Seattle Seahawks.
Chicago’s offensive line is just a mess, and it doesn’t help that quarterback Jay Cutler holds onto the ball forever.
For the second straight week, tight end Greg Olsen came away without a single catch. That has to change.
The Bears also had major issues running the ball just one week after Matt Forte busted out a big game in Carolina. (more…)
Despite the absence of quarterback Jay Cutler, the Chicago Bears rolled past the Carolina Panthers in a 23-6 victory.
Cutler missed the game because of a concussion suffered last week, forcing veteran backup Todd Collins into action.
Collins was nothing short of an absolute disaster, throwing for just 32 yards and tossing four interceptions.
It’s amazing that the Bears only gave up six points considering how poorly Collins played, but they really got after Jimmy Clausen. (more…)
Chicago Bears quarterback Jay Cutler suffered a concussion in his team’s loss to the New York Giants.
Cutler, who was beaten up and sacked 10 times during the game, was removed from the contest and did not return.
The team does not know what Cutler’s status is for Week 5, but head injuries have become a major point of emphasis in the NFL.
When looking around the league this year, it seems like most players miss at least one week of play after suffering a concussion. (more…)
The Chicago Bears were beat up physically and on the scoreboard in a 17-3 loss to the New York Giants.
Quarterback Jay Cutler had a miserable night, getting sacked 10 times before being knocked out of the game with a concussion.
Todd Collins managed to avoid the same fate, but the veteran backup wasn’t any more successful moving the ball than Cutler.
Chicago’s defense didn’t play a bad game, but they did allow Ahmad Bradshaw to top the 100-yard rushing mark. (more…)
