I love learning about Bears history, which is why I’m glad the team shared this piece featuring Willie Thrower, Eddie Macon, and George Taliaferro – three African-American trailblazers in Bears franchise history as a nod to Black History Month.
Knowledge is power and you don’t know where you are going until you know where your favorite franchise has been. Catching up on the Bears’ past is always worth your time.
"This is where your greatness shows up. Right here." @NFLFilms caught ALL the best coach-player moments in 2018.
Volume up. pic.twitter.com/S0O1UcbgHD— NFL (@NFL) February 12, 2019
Worth remembering on #Bears QB Mitchell Trubisky: he started only one season at UNC. He's started two in the pros. So 2019 will be just Trubisky's 4th season as a starter since high school.
— Evan Silva (@evansilva) February 10, 2019
There is ample room for both skepticism & optimism. He has work to do as a passer. One thing I'd avoid because of his inexperience is speaking definitively about what he is or isn't based on his small sample size, especially after he made major 2018 strides.
— Evan Silva (@evansilva) February 10, 2019
Any team seriously pursuing Kareem Hunt would have to be completely comfortable with the processes required to arrive at a signing. Obviously, the Bears never were as comfortable as the Browns. Bears should feel OK with that outcome, assuming they were true to their processes.
— Rich Campbell (@Rich_Campbell) February 11, 2019
Beautiful moment of a DL and QB defying the odds and becoming best friends 🤗❤️ @The_Dream99 pic.twitter.com/xqU7HeWgrF
— The Checkdown (@thecheckdown) February 11, 2019
#Bears coaching staff update:
Chris Jackson has been named a defensive assistant coach. He previously assisted the Bears during training camp in 2018 in conjunction with the NFL’s Bill Walsh Diversity Coaching Fellowship. pic.twitter.com/IJxpu3Fwow— Chicago Bears (@BearsPR) February 12, 2019
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They 👀 us rollin’…@FordTrucks | @ChiAutoShow pic.twitter.com/2LjoztZlUC
— Chicago Bears (@ChicagoBears) February 12, 2019