NEWSLETTER
I am going to cram my eyeballs full of #sports the next few days.
Other than that, I don’t have much going on my plate at this time …
The last time the Bears didn’t have a tight end with at least 200 receiving yards? 2002, when John Davis led the group with 193.
Currently, Trey Burton has 84 receiving yards, followed by Adam Shaheen (74), Ben Braunecker (42) and J.P. Holtz (23).
— Kevin Fishbain (@kfishbain) November 14, 2019
Most catches without a drop (charted by @ESPNStatsInfo) this season:
1. Michael Thomas: 86
2. Chris Godwin: 60
3. Austin Ekeler: 57
4. Austin Hooper: 56
5. Allen Robinson: 53
6. Larry Fitzgerald: 50
T-7. Jamison Crowder: 48
T-7. Christian McCaffrey: 48— Field Yates (@FieldYates) November 14, 2019
https://www.instagram.com/p/B40UFXdl34J/
Things have gone a little differently for the Bears than @lcm1986 expected in 2019. He gives his thoughts on the team's disappointing play so far along with the Cubs to @paytonsun on Wednesday's Sports Feed. Watch the full segments here: https://t.co/famXOST8rD pic.twitter.com/z3wCE0YSBR
— @CLTVSportsFeed (@CLTVSportsFeed) November 14, 2019
Sean McVay says the Bears' clever 6-1 defensive structure that worked so well vs the Rams last season was copied by teams after that game, but defenses lately have been stopping them even without the 6-1. San Francisco DC Robert Saleh said he didn't think the Niners needed it.
— Greg Beacham (@gregbeacham) November 13, 2019
Before the #Bears and Rams throw down on @SNFonNBC this weekend, we throwback to 1986 when they met in the NFC Championship game.
– Sweetness vs. Dickerson
– @JimMcMahon balling out
– Bears D wreaking havoc pic.twitter.com/n58Ewiwd6U— Bears Talk (@NBCSBears) November 14, 2019
