NEWSLETTER
The Bulls are teetering on a Marc Trestman-like experience, aren’t they?
Preseason hype full of postseason dreams. Bad losses. A coach who seems to be over his head and on the verge of losing the locker room. I couldn’t help but think of the parallels as I started writing today’s Bullets — especially after Zach LaVine spoke out in the wake of last night’s loss.
It is amazing that the clean slate that was given to the Bulls to start the year has already been mucked up, while the good vibes that accompanied the clean slate are also a distant memory. It is only November! I guess it’s up to the Bears (uh oh!) to salvage the weekend.
His running style. His personality.
Everything about Walter Payton could be described in one word: Sweetness. #NFL100 pic.twitter.com/qewJFQT9Ze
— NFL (@NFL) November 23, 2019
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Does Khalil Mack think he’s doing his job when he’s blanked on the stat page?
“Hellllllllllll nah,” Mack said— Patrick Finley (@patrickfinley) November 22, 2019
Scouts from the Dolphins, Jaguars, Bears, Eagles (2), Colts, Cowboys, Chargers (2), Bengals, Steelers, Panthers, Ravens, and Bills will be in attendance at today’s Penn St-Ohio St. game, per @Dan_Hope.
— Jordan Reid (@JReidNFL) November 23, 2019
Bears kicker Eddy Pineiro’s reaction to Chicago mayor Lori Lightfoot’s critique of him. “Tell her I said thank you. I’ll try and find my foot.” (Smiling).
— Mark Grote (@markgrotesports) November 22, 2019
WR Sterling Shepard, LT Nate Solder and CB Janoris Jenkins all cleared from concussion protocol. Expected to play Sunday vs. Bears. Coach Pat Shurmur said Shepard, who has missed past 5 games, will resume normal workload. “If he’s up and going, he’s going to go,” Shurmur said.
— Jordan Raanan (@JordanRaanan) November 22, 2019
On this date in 2015, Bears chairman George McCaskey presented me this No. 34 Bears jersey in the Soldier Field press box before the final Bears game I covered for the Chicago Tribune. McCaskey said some nice things about me in front of my colleagues. My number in college was 34. pic.twitter.com/LZ6heljMXB
— Fred B. Mitchell (@kicker34) November 23, 2019
