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The Bears' glimmer of hope doesn't feel very hopeful.

CHICAGO -- Brandon Marshall was well aware of the territory he officially entered Sunday. "In the third quarter, I leaned over to Jay (Cutler) and I said 'That catch puts me at 1,000 yards for six seasons in a row,' and he looked at me and said, '...

In some ways you almost have to admire the half-crazed, half-full philosophy of Lovie Smith. As the Chicago Bears coach put it Monday, "When you're 7-8 and some disappointing things have happened during the course of the season, the only thing you...

Another Super Bowl run with Briggs and Urlacher will take a lot of work.

LAKE FOREST, Ill. -- Reading between the lines is hardly necessary anymore. Even when the Chicago Bears win and the offense works, it is increasingly obvious that Mike Martz doesn't and that the team is likely to make still another change at offen...

The Mike Martz experiment should be coming to an end.

LAKE FOREST, Ill. -- Brian Urlacher got that look on his face Thursday, the one you can't usually make out completely but suspect is there behind his facemask most of the time. It's the irritated half-smile that says, "Yeah, yeah, go ahead, bring ...

The Bears should approach Sunday's Packers game like a playoff game.

The Bears shouldn't extend Lovie Smith's deal until they see the postseason results.

Bears must forget bad loss and turn their full attention to beating the Vikings.

Heading into a national game, the Bears have an edge to them. But will it last?

On Sunday, Devin Hester reminded us how devastating of a weapon he can be.

Wilber Marshall's return against the Rams was an enduring memory for '85 Bears.

To accuse the Bears of quitting is almost giving them an easy out.

To interpret Brian Urlacher's latest remarks as controversial is reaching.

Bears are who we thought they were; maybe worse