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Danica Patrick's recent split with her husband left Sarah Spain thinking about who could be next for the racing star. In this week's "That's What She Said," span makes some recommendations.

From "yardgating" to "tubgating" and "sailgating," Sarah Spain explores all the pregame party possibilities the NFC North offers in her latest "That's What She Said."

When he wants to leave the stress of football behind, Bears linebacker Nick Roach turns to his first love, art.

Each player's road to the NFL is unique, especially the ones who fight to land those last few roster spots. Every week this season, espnW will profile the players who just made the cut, but still have a chance to make an impact. Meet the 53rd Man. ...

Kyle Adams says his Christian faith -- fully realized on a college mission trip to Haiti -- helped him get through the uncertainty at Chicago Bears training camp.

In this week's That's What She Said, Sarah Spain takes a tough look at college football and explains why she isn't a fan, then offers some friends a few lines to convince her.

In this week's "That's What She Said," Sarah Spain offers the Madden 13 team some patented moves to include alongside Tebowing in the newest edition.

In her first "That's What She Said" column, Sarah Spain calls on armchair orthopedists to give Jay Cutler a break.

Sarah Spain, espnW's resident Chicago superfan, makes the case for the Windy City as the home of the best female sports fans in all the land.

espnW's resident Chicago Bears fan, Sarah Spain, wishes the Green Bay Packers begrudging but genuine congratulations on their Super Bowl XLV victory.

espnW's Sarah Spain caught up with Chicago Bears defensive end Israel Idonije, a finalist for the Walter Payton Man of the Year Award, the only NFL honor that recognizes a player's excellence on the field and charitable contributions off of it.

Some people are arguing that Bears coach Lovie Smith's decision to play his starters in an essentially meaningless season finale in Green Bay was just plain stupid. Though I understand their point, I don't join them in criticizing the move.

They've already put up with Randy Moss coming and going, Brett Favre's sext-gate, Percy Harvin's migraines, the firing of Brad Childress and a losing record. Now Minnesota Vikings fans are being asked to do manual labor -- snow shoveling, to be exact.

Chicago Bears kicker Robbie Gould talks to Sarah Spain about the team's 2-0 start and his time with the Fuel Up to Play 60 program for kids....