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ESPN Chicago's Jeff Dickerson and Michael Wright report from Bears camp, where Gabe Carimi has been absent from OTAs.

John Clayton discovers early-round tackles getting more time to develop, Le'Veon Bell an all-purpose option for Roethlisberger, DEs turning into OLB & the Bears' offensive line revamping.

Jeff Dickerson and Michael Wright talk about who they've seen at the NFL Combine that might be a good fit for the Chicago Bears

Jeff Dickerson and Michael Wright discuss how Bears' GM Phil Emery and head coach Marc Trestman dealt with questions regarding Brian Urlacher, Henry Melton and Jay Cutler at the NFL Combine

NFC North blogger talks about the hiring of Marc Trestman as the Bears' new head coach

Jim Basquil and Eric Allen break down the Bears' 28-13 win over the Cardinals.

Episode 232: Suzy Kolber and Chris Mortensen discuss the Cowboys chances to make the playoffs. John Clayton breaks down the impact of Brian Urlacher's injury on the Bears defense. The NFL32 discuss the return of Ben Roethlisberger.

Episode 230: The NFL32 crew discuss whether the Giants can hold on and win the NFC East. Tim Hasselbeck breaks down who will win in the NFC North. The NFL32 crew discuss the best team in the AFC.

Prim Siripipat and Eric Allen talk about how much longer Brian Urlacher can play

Prim Siripipat and Eric Allen talk about the week 13 knee-jerk reaction that the Bears defense is old

ESPN Chicago's Marc Silverman and Tom Waddle explain why they think the Bears are Super Bowl pretenders.

NFC North blogger Kevin Seifert thinks the Bears offense needs to figure out who they are before it's too late

ESPN Chicago's Tom Waddle and John Jurkovic discuss whether the Bears should rest Jay Cutler this week against San Francisco.

Episode 221: Robert Flores and Chris Mortensen discuss Joe Flacco's elite status. Mark Schlereth breaks down what the Bears need to improve. The NFL32 crew discuss their favorite team to win the AFC Championship.

Inside the Huddle on the Colts' running game success opening up the play-action deep pass, Mike Wallace's situation as a Steeler next year, comparing the QB classes of 1983 and 2004, and the Bears' defensive turnover differential on a historic track.

Eric Allen compares the Bears defense of today against the 1985 Bears. Through 8 games this season, the Bears defense has allowed fewer offensive TDs and scored more defensive TDs than the '85 team.