I'll preface everything that follows this statement by saying that it's only the preseason. The history of the NFL is littered with preseason MVPs who never amount to anything, and good preseason records ultimately mean nothing. Just ask Peyton Manning, whose previous team, the Colts, nearly always lost most of their games in the preseason only to move on to their typical 12 win regular season. But all of that aside, the Bears, in particular their first team offense, looked spectacularly explosive last night. It is potentially the most explosive Bears offense I have seen in 25 years, and yes, I realize that is not saying much.
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Sunday, August 19, 2012
Bears Offense Looks Explosive
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Brandon Marshall,
Chicago Bears,
Devin Hester,
Earl Bennett,
Jason Campbell,
Jay Cutler,
Matt Forte,
Michael Bush,
Mike Tice
Tuesday, August 7, 2012
Catching Up With Chicago Sports in a Post Bar Exam World
There's the bar exam, and then there's the post bar exam celebration. Both are epic in their respective ways, and both have prevented me from writing on this blog until now. So, in that spirit, why don't we catch up on what we, or maybe just I, have been missing since the last post on this blog? We'll start with the Bears, who are currently in the midst of training camp with football on the horizon. Keeping with football, we can quickly examine the past month or so of both Notre Dame and Illinois football, who have both recently started camp as well, not to mention the near constant unhealthy addiction that is college football recruiting. Of course, there's the Cubs as well. You know it's one of those seasons on the Northside when the players leaving and those coming from the minors draw more interest than what's actually happening on the field. Let's not forget our favorite off season teams either, where the Hawks and Bulls have taken somewhat different paths as both prepare for the upcoming seasons. In a way, it was nice to have sports taking a back seat during the bar exam (if you can call it that), because it allows me to take a look back at the past month or so with each team. Let's get to it.
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Brandon Marshall,
Brian Kelly,
Chicago Bears,
Chicago Blackhawks,
Chicago Bulls,
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Derrick Rose,
Everett Golson,
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Notre Dame Football,
Theo Epstein,
Tim Beckman,
Tom Thibodeau
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