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BEAR DOWN http://www.chicagobearsteamonline.com/bobby-massie-jersey , CHICAGO BEARS, BEAR DOWN!!!!BEARRRSSSSMayer: Nagy confident Bears will bounce back again - ChicagoBears.com - The Bears rebounded from a tough Week 1 loss in Green Bay by winning their next three games. It’s a blueprint that coach Matt Nagy hopes to follow after Sunday’s overtime defeat in Miami.Medina: These Are NOT Excuses, But One Too Many Controversial Calls Went Against the Bears on Sunday - Bleacher Nation - Everything that could go wrong did go wrong for the Bears, including an array of questionable penalties.Wiedman: The incredible takeaways from a gut-wrenching Bears loss - Our Turf Football - OTFB’s Wanda Wiedman reports on the incredible takeaways from a gut-wrenching Chicago Bears loss to the Miami Dolphins.Pompei: Observations From Bears-Dolphins - 670 The Score - Really good teams don’t beat themselves. The Bears beat themselves Sunday.Hess: Not the same case as last time - Trubisky’s Miami heroics should’ve been enough for Bears - The Blitz Network - Mitchell Trubisky played well enough to win... Finley: Good, bad and worse - How the Bears fared in Week 6 at Dolphins - Sun Times - Some weeks are better than others for the Bears. Here’s how three Bears fared in Sunday’s 31-28 overtime loss to the Dolphins at Hard Rock Stadium:Biggs: Mitch Trubisky was far from great, but his deep ball is evolving - Chicago Tribune - Bears coach Matt Nagy was off when he called Mitch Trubisky "great" in Sunday's loss to the Dolphins, but the team had much bigger shortcomings than the quarterback in the loss, and he's getting better attacking downfield.Wiederer: Bears coach Matt Nagy stands behind his play-calling approach that preceded a costly missed field goal - Chicago Tribune - Bears coach Matt Nagy wasn't apologizing Monday for settling for a 53-yard Cody Parkey field-goal attempt on the team's lone possession in overtime Sunday against the Dolphins. Parkey missed the kick. The Bears lost. And Nagy was left to pick up the pieces.Kane: Bears pass rusher Khalil Mack to undergo tests on injured right ankle - Chicago Tribune - Khalil Mack injured his right ankle in the first half against the Dolphins on Sunday but re-entered and wound up playing 79 percent of the Bears snaps on defense. He finished with two tackles, but it was his first game in a Bears uniform without a sack or a forced fumble.Kane: Bears coach Matt Nagy doesn't budge on Trey Burton’s offensive pass interference - Chicago Tribune - Bears coach Matt Nagy doubled down Monday on his assessment that tight end Trey Burton did nothing wrong when he was called for offensive pass interference Sunday.Rosenthal: Bears local TV ratings up 42 percent from last season's five-game average - Chicago Tribune - Not only are the Bears off to a better start than last season — 3-2, compared with 1-4 — but their local television ratings are up 42 percent from the five-game mark a year ago.Talarico: How Bears Respond to Miami Loss Will Be Key of the Season - Da Bears Brothers Blog - If this team wants to be taken seriously in the division and the NFC, they need to find a consistent, happy medium between the good and the bad.Stankevitz' Bears grades: Defense falls flat, and a longer look at Matt Nagy’s decision-making - NBC Sports Chicago - The Bears' defense had a rough afternoon in Miami, while Matt Nagy's decision-making warrants additional scrutiny following Sunday's 31-28 loss.Mullin: Drilling further down on Matt Nagy after Bears OT loss to Miami Dolphins - NBC Sports Chicago - Mitchell Trubisky assessed Sunday's defeat against the Dolphins as a team loss, but there are numerous explanations that go deeper than that.Finley: Bears keeping an eye on Khalil Mack's right ankle - Sun Times - The Bears will continue to monitor the right ankle that Khalil Mack hurt in the first half Sunday. TPotash: Bears coach Matt Nagy handles criticism after Cody Parkey field goal misses in overtime loss to Dolphins - Sun Times - It was a little too reminiscent of Marc Trestman’s conservative approach in a similar situation against the Vikings in 2013.Jahns: Five takeaways, including a look at the Bears' struggles with the heat - Sun Times - From Mitch Trubisky's deep throws to the Dolphins' unique home-field advantage, here are five takeaways from the Bears' wild loss.Finley: Bears coach Matt Nagy 'This is not a Debbie Downer organization' - Sun Times - They’ll try to use their latest bizarre, unlikely defeat — a 31-28 overtime loss to the Dolphins on Sunday — as motivation against the Patriots.Bears vs. Dolphins: Hoge & Jahns Podcast http://www.chicagobearsteamonline.com/pat-o_donnell-jersey , breaking down a wild loss - Sun Times - Did the Bears' defense really get torched by quarterback Brock Osweiler? How well did quarterback Mitch Trubisky play?Morrissey: Finding the good in Bears' OT loss to Dolphins - Sun Times - I saw a wild, up-and-down game that called for surrender, not anger from viewers. Everybody else saw a bad loss to a struggling Dolphins team.IN CASE YOU MISSED IT ON WINDY CITY GRIDIRONZeglinski: Shocking news - the Bears’ Mitch Trubisky is great with a clean pocket and other insights - Windy City Gridiron - The Bears quarterback was lights out with minimal pressure against the Dolphins. A recurring theme among other Pro Football Focus insights.Bears vs. Dolphins: Snap counts, stats, and more - Windy City Gridiron - We’ll list out the complete playing time breakdown, and spotlight a few individual and team statistics from the Chicago Bears in their awful loss to the Miami Dolphins.Infante: Don’t look now, but Mitchell Trubisky is catching fire - Windy City Gridiron - Amid several disappointing aspects of Sunday's loss, Chicago’s franchise quarterback continued his hot streak.Leming: Chicago Bears Week 6 game balls after heartbreaker in Miami - Windy City Gridiron - Despite the Bears 31-28 overtime loss to the Dolphins, we hand out worthy game balls for Week 6.Infante: Notes from a pathetic 31-28 overtime loss - Windy City Gridiron - The Bears lost to Brock Osweiler on Sunday.WCG CONTRIBUTORS BEARS PODCASTS & STREAMS2 Minute Drill - Website - iTunes - Andrew Link; Steven’s Streaming – Twitch – Steven Schweickert; T-Formation Conversation - Website - iTunes - Lester Wiltfong, Jr.; WCG Radio - Website - iTunes - Robert ZeglinskiTHE RULESWindy City Gridiron Community Guidelines - SBNation.com - We strive to make our communities open and inclusive to sports fans of all backgrounds. 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We do not allow the “calling out” of other members in any way, shape or form. Posts that do this will be deleted on sight. Bottom line, it’s fine to debate about football Authentic Eddie Jackson Jersey , but personal jabs and insults are strictly prohibited. Additionally, if you keep beating the same dead horse over and over and fail to heed a moderator’s warning to stop, you will be banned.Click on our names to follow us on Twitter:WCG Contributors: Jeff Berckes; Patti Curl; Eric Christopher Duerrwaechter;Kev H; Sam Householder; Jacob Infante; Aaron Lemming; Andrew Link; Ken Mitchell; Steven Schweickert; Jack Silverstein; EJ Snyder; Lester Wiltfong, Jr.; Robert Zeglinski; Like us on Facebook. For the first time in the month of October, the Bears found themselves back in the win column after a convincing, but sloppy, 24-10 win at Soldier Field. It wasn’t always pretty, but as they say “a win is a win.”Not only did the Bears snap a two-game losing streak, they went from worst to first over the course of a Sunday afternoon as everyone outside of them within the NFC North lost on Sunday. All around, it was a good day for a Bears team who saw themselves in last place just a week ago, but most importantly, the defense rebounded on Sunday without their best player in Khalil Mack. The coaching staff made the bold choice to sit both he and receiver Allen Robinson II, even in a must win game. Despite that, the Bears were able to come out and lead for all 60 minutes and do it in a pretty convincing fashion, even if they weren’t playing their best football.For more on who received Week 8’s game balls, let’s dive in.RB Tarik CohenPatrick Gorski-USA TODAY SportsWhile they may seem like somewhat of a strange selection, considering Cohen only had six offense touches, trust me when I say it’s not.The former North Carolina A&T standout had an impressive 70-yard touchdown catch on a screen early in the game http://www.chicagobearsteamonline.com/charles-leno-jersey , which truly set the tone. The offense sputtered at multiple points during the day, which made that early touchdown a “turning point” of sorts in the first quarter.Cohen also added another 40 yards on the ground, including a 21-yard burst. All in all, the offense wasn’t overly impressive, but even on limited touches, the 5’6” running back stood out as the team’s best offensive player for what feels like something that has been said almost all year long.Today’s 110 total offensive yard performance also caps of Cohen’s four straight games with at least 80 offensive yards or more. This also marks the fourth straight game in which he has scored a touchdown, whether that was rushing or receiving, which has already eclipsed his three total offensive touchdowns from 2017.Cohen’s role is becoming more defined each week, and while head coach Matt Nagy continues to find balance between the two running backs, the second-year player’s role doesn’t appear to be diminishing any time soon.Honorable Mention: RB Jordan HowardPatrick Gorski-USA TODAY SportsNagy spoke at lengths this past week about getting the rushing attack more involved and he stuck to his word on Sunday. Not only did the Bears come away with 179 rushing yards, but Howard was one-yard short of tying his season high in rushing yards, with 81 on Sunday.It’s been a struggle for the Bears all season to get a consistent attack from their pair of running backs, namely Howard, but in a game where it was cold, windy and wet, Nagy’s commitment to Howard (22 carries) was evident and much needed.The Bears ended up winning the time of possession battle (32:44) and a lot of that was due to Howard’s ability to gain positive yardage more often than not. His biggest damage of the day came in the team’s final scoring drive when he rushed for 30 yards on three carries, which was capped off by a thrashing two-yard touchdown run to put them up 24-10.All in all, this was exactly the type of day Howard needed and the hope is that as the weather gets colder Authentic Cody Whitehair Jersey , his involvement and effectiveness will continue to grow.CB Bryce CallahanPhoto by Jonathan Daniel/Getty ImagesLast year, the Bears had an impending free agent cornerback playing like a stud in Kyle Fuller. This year, it’s been Callahan and he showed up in a big way in Sunday’s win.The former undrafted free agent tallied three pass breakups, a sack, a quarterback hit and four tackles. To say he was their best defender on Sunday would be stating the obvious, and it’s about time general manager Ryan Pace seriously considers trying to lock him down before he hits the open market in March.Callahan’s durability has always been his biggest question but with the injury of Prince Amukamara earlier in the year, the 27-year-old has shown his versatility and effectiveness comes hand in hand.On Sunday, not only did Callahan rack up impressive numbers in coverage, he ended up playing all but one snap. Long story short, Callahan may not only be one of the better nickel backs in the league, but he could be an eventual replacement on the outside for either Amukamara or Fuller in a few years.It was a stand out performance from Callahan and not his first one on the year, but those pass breakups came at key times in the game to get the defense off the field, and for that he gets the defensive game ball for Week 8.
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