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Bear Goggles On — What does the Chicago Bears depth chart at safety look like now that the NFL draft is over? After losing Adrian Amos in free agency, safety was a potential position to draft. However, with limited resources, and HaHa Clinton-Dix signed, the team went the entire draft without taking one. This has to be a good […] Chicago Bears post draft safety depth chart - Bear Goggles On - Bear Goggles On - A Chicago Bears Fan Site - News, Blogs, Opinion and more.

Bear Goggles On — The Chicago Bears have an early bye week this year and it comes right before their toughest stretch all year. Can they survive a brutal five-game stretch after their open week? In part one of analyzing the Chicago Bears schedule we took a look at the five games before their bye week and how a […] Analyzing the Bears schedule part 2: rough stretch after the bye week - Bear Goggles On - Bear Goggles On - A Chicago Bears Fan Site - News, Blogs, Opinion and more.

Bear Goggles On — After being a sidekick in 2018, will Roquan Smith step up as a play caller in 2019? When Roquan Smith was drafted eighth overall, the expectations for his career in Chicago soared to sky-high levels. All of a sudden his name became one that is going to be lumped in with Brian Urlacher moving forward. […] Will Roquan Smith call plays in 2019? - Bear Goggles On - Bear Goggles On - A Chicago Bears Fan Site - News, Blogs, Opinion and more.

Windy City Gridiron — Jason La Canfora calls Bears “the poster boys for 2019 regression”. Is La Canfora right? BEAR DOWN, CHICAGO BEARS, BEAR DOWN!!!! BEARRRSSSS / FREE AGENCY / DRAFT La Canfora: 2019 NFL predictions - A way-too-early look at who’ll be division winners and playoff teams - “The Bears are the poster boys for 2019 regression to me.” Ken’s Note: La Canfora has been so completely, and so consistently, wrong about all things Bears that his negative opinion probably in fact assured the Bears of a Super Bowl berth. JLC is like the “anti-correct”, he repels all Bears things factual....

Windy City Gridiron — While it wasn’t as splashy of an offseason for the Chicago Bears that we’ve grown accustomed to under general manager Ryan Pace — with no big money free agents or first or second round draft picks — it was still a productive one. The Bears did lose a few starters, but they plugged those holes back up with some veterans, plus addressed those positions in the draft as well. They also had a highly regarded group of undrafted free agents come in that could help build up the depth of the team. All in all, nothing happened that could negatively impact their chances to repeat as NFC North...

Windy City Gridiron — The Bears had two rookies chosen to among the Top 40 invited to the NFLPA Rookie Premiere. The Chicago Bears will have two rookies representing the club at the NFL Players Association’s Rookie Premiere, which takes place this weekend in Los Angeles, California. Chicago’s first two selections, running back David Montgomery and wide out Riley Ridley, both made the list. Having two of the forty players on the official invite list is good for the Bears considering that they didn’t make a pick until the third-round of the draft. Panini America sponsors the May 16-19 event as a way for the...