Teams haven't really been able to come up with a certain way to shut down the dreaded Browns pass rusher but the Bears on Sunday can simply counter him in several ways.
Teams haven't really been able to come up with a certain way to shut down the dreaded Browns pass rusher but the Bears on Sunday can simply counter him in several ways.
While the Bears' second-year QB can clearly frustrate fans with up-and-down performances, Bears coaches remain convinced more than ever that experience will shape success.
Injuries and a down season can combine to work against Cleveland Sunday as the Bears have a chance to go against a losing team at home as a big favorite.
Some might see a touch of the offense run by the former Rams and Bears offensive guru within Ben Johnson's attack, but if so, they should look closely again.
The downward turn in Caleb Williams' passing numbers is not unforeseen, according to the Bears' coach as the team heads into a crucial game with Cleveland.
The Dennis Allen defense has done it with smoke and mirrors for the Bears, but the takeaways that trigger this success can actually be baked into the future process.
Dennis Allen and Kevin Byard saw ways the Bears' defense can improve over last week's effort but the ability to address these might boil down to better personnel.
Bears and Browns injury report: Cleveland had nine players miss both practices and a former Bears lineman now has an injury issue that might stop spoil his "homecoming."
The two-headed rushing attack of Kyle Monangai and D'Andre Swift has rolled along and there are reasons to think it's exactly what the Bears will need on Sunday.
The Bears might've lost to Green Bay last week, but they still control their own destiny as far as the NFC North race goes. They need to keep winning and some help to remain in good shape in the standings, though.