Archive for November, 2007
A couple of interesting sites on the Seahawks. Did you know that in 1976 when Seattle and Tampa entered the league, Tampa went to the AFC West and Seattle joined the NFC West, then the following year Seattle moved to the AFC West and Tampa to the NFC Central? More info on that at the [...]
November 16th, 2007 | Posted in Chicago Bears History | No Comments
As expected, to utilize some Loviespeak, Rex Grossman is our starting quarterback again. I wish I could say “woo hoo,” this is just what we need to rekindle our playoff hopes for 2007! But I can’t. Share
November 15th, 2007 | Posted in Chicago Bears News | 1 Comment
No links to stories today-just one simple point, Bears fans (stating the obvious, of course). The 2007 Chicago Bears started the 2007 Chicago Bears season 1-2. They lost a respectably played game in San Diego, and there also lost two key members of the defense. Following a questionable win over Kansas City at home, they [...]
November 14th, 2007 | Posted in Chicago Bears Opinions | No Comments
Yet another week of debate about the Chicago Bears starting quarterback. According to Lovie Smith, he doesn’t at this point know who the starter will be this Sunday in Seattle. He says they will check on Griese’s health by Wednesday or so, then “go from there.” Smith says “go from there” a lot, if you [...]
November 13th, 2007 | Posted in Chicago Bears News | 3 Comments
My thoughts exactly. As Brad Biggs of the Sun Times says, that win didn’t exactly inspire confidence. The Bears beat the Raiders, one of the league’s worst teams, but indeed it will be for naught if they can’t at least beat a floundering Seahawks team next week. Great connection to Berrian, Rex, but for the [...]
November 12th, 2007 | Posted in Chicago Bears News | No Comments
As I continue to update my season history pages on www.bearshistory.com, I post the new articles here as they’re ready. Here’s my revised 1989 Chicago Bears season story. The full updated 1989 season page will be available this weekend. The Chicago Bears entered the 1989 season on the heels of the most successful previous four [...]
November 9th, 2007 | Posted in Chicago Bears History | No Comments
That was kind of a surprise to me, but the least of the Bears’ worries. On Thursday, the Bears announced that starting guard Ruben Brown was placed on injured reserve with a nagging shoulder injury. In their statement, the Bears announced that they hope Brown will “come back stronger than ever next year.” But he [...]
November 9th, 2007 | Posted in Chicago Bears News | No Comments
Hub Arkush spoke to Mike Murphy on WSCR today about his publications’ article, referenced here earlier, and the interview is available on WSCR’s home page. In the interview, Hub insists that there is a clear byline in 14-point type in his print edition. Hub, you can look at your website. There is no byline on [...]
November 8th, 2007 | Posted in Chicago Bears News | 1 Comment
I know, I hate that headline too but I have to try to drive traffic here to increase from the 2.5 daily visits I currently get. While digitizing the 1992 Chicago Bears finale against the Dallas Cowboys, I realized I was finally going to do some Googling to find out why in the hell they [...]
November 8th, 2007 | Posted in Interesting Sites | 4 Comments
I don’t think that’s true, I just needed a headline. According to today’s Chicago Tribune, Bears players are incensed about a report in Pro Football Weekly that the Bears’ 2007 demise is squarely on the shoulders of head coach Lovie Smith. The report in the weekly was published without a byline. OK, my take. If [...]
November 8th, 2007 | Posted in Chicago Bears News | No Comments