Author: Ryan Olson

Reading Time: 3 minutesThere’s a saying that losing is the ultimate motivator of change, but somehow it’s 2020 and almost 2021, and the Chicago Bears are still jumping through the same hoops that they were in 2018. In 2018 we saw a Super Bowl level defense mixed with a replacement level offense that would then lose a heartbreaker to the defending champs. With Bears fans hearts at all time low, they still knew this wouldn’t be the end of it, with an offense only destined to improve under 3rd year QB Mitchell Trubisky. This team was hungry to say...

Reading Time: 2 minutesThe Bears are sitting at 5-3 at the halfway point of the 2020 season, with big games that lay ahead including Tennessee and five inter-divisional games. The Bears have often received criticism for their play, being a different tale from what their 5-3 record would imply.  The Bears started off the season hot with a blazing 5-1 start, but that would decline to 5-3 over the course of the next two games. The Bears have fallen victim to the injury bug as their offensive line has been gutted by injuries and COVID. The Bears will likely...