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By Robert Zeglinski Contributor And so, in the blink of a three-week eye, Matt Nagy’s first Bears training camp has

By Robert Zeglinski Contributor An NFL training camp is the first sign that football activity’s on the horizon. It’s the

By Robert Zeglinski Contributor BOURBONNAIS – In a game like football where it’s easy to watch the ball and ignore

By Robert Zeglinski Contributor CINCINNATI – The Hall of Fame Game was just the warmup to the warmup. The Bears

By Robert Zeglinski Contributor BOURBONNAIS – When they selected James Daniels in the second round of the 2018 NFL Draft,

By Jay Cohen AP Sports Writer CHICAGO (AP) — When Stan Mikita got back together with the Chicago Blackhawks, it

By Robert Zeglinski Contributor BOURBONNAIS – In 2017, the Bears targeted their tight ends a total of 78 times. That

Robert Zeglinski Contributor BOURBONNAIS – Ask any offensive lineman about the difficulty of switching positions and you’ll elicit a groan,

Robert Zeglinski Contributor BOURBONNAIS – Learning the intricacies and subtle information of a new offense takes time. That’s especially so

By Robert Zeglinski Contributor BOURBONNAIS – Following a “sloppy” day where the Bears came out lethargically, Matt Nagy challenged his

Robert Zeglinski Contributor BOURBONNAIS – The NFL’s annual Hall of Fame Game may be played under the lights on a

Staff Report LOVES PARK – The Green Bay Bullfrogs logged a five-run seventh inning to down the Rockford Rivets 9-5

By Robert Zeglinski Contributor CANTON – The only reason the Bears played the Baltimore Ravens in Thursday’s Hall of Fame

Robert Zeglinski Contributor BOURBONNAIS – Wherever he’s gone, Ryan Nall has always been the biggest, strongest, and fastest guy on