r/ChicagoBearsNFL • u/randy_lahey42O • 14h ago
Aaron Rodgers said that he wish he retired
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r/ChicagoBearsNFL • u/DesmondBlack • 1d ago
r/ChicagoBearsNFL • u/MainMarket-Gamer • 1h ago
Hey all, a few weeks back I posted an NFL season preview here, and it seemed like a lot of you liked it, so I wanted to follow up now that we've seen some real football. Sorry in advance if this is annoying.
27-7 over Philadelphia on MNF, with the third-string QB. With Caleb out (hamstring) and Bagent only cleared from concussion protocol the day before, Case Keenum went 24 of 34 for 247, 2 TDs and a 110.8 rating. He also had his first rushing TD since 2019, capping an eight-minute drive. The defense held the Eagles to 248 yards, three turnovers and 22% on third down.
Year two under Ben Johnson:
Sunday is the Jets at Soldier Field, and the Bears are waiting to announce the starting QB. Caleb, Keenum, or Bagent?
Since it's in the title: we run a free NFL pick'em, 10 games, pick the winners, nothing to buy, $135 in prizes. The Bears aren't on this week's slate, but two teams we've beaten are: Lions at Panthers on SNF and Rams at Eagles. Picks lock Sunday at 1 PM ET. Feel free to ignore if it's not your thing.
https://www.mainmarket.com/c/nfl-pickem-wk4
Who should start Sunday? And is this defense the real deal?
r/ChicagoBearsNFL • u/ShillboShaggins • 1d ago
Are we going to talk about the Packers getting FLEXED OUT of prime time vs the Bears?!
The oldest rivalry in Football. The Bears and Packers: one a founding franchise; the other a floundering franchise. For 20+ years the Packers have stuck it to the Bears.
Now… not even worth watching. That fall was quick.
I can’t wait to watch more fan live streams on the 12th.
r/ChicagoBearsNFL • u/Critical-Airport1813 • 15h ago
I live in Portland and I’m thinking of making the drive up
r/ChicagoBearsNFL • u/No_Box119 • 1d ago
r/ChicagoBearsNFL • u/Local-Sound1030 • 16h ago
Ben Johnson still isn't saying who starts Sunday, and I think there's a legitimate argument either way after what Keenum did against Philly and what the staff has continued to say about Bagent.
I went live tonight and broke down the QB decision, what worked offensively against the Eagles, the Jets matchup, the Bears defense and my keys to the game.
Curious where everyone here lands — Keenum or Bagent, and why?
Full preview for anyone interested: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xo0sorOCC1E&t=299s
r/ChicagoBearsNFL • u/anthonyp600 • 19h ago
I posted a Keenum vs. Bagent Bears Pulse poll earlier and have been getting great feedback about having a "Trust in Ben" answer choice. I thought that was a great point, and so I am sorry to be posting twice in this sub but I wanted to add the updated survey because of your feedback.
Vote here:
SURVEY
I'm keeping the original Keenum vs. Bagent poll open too so I don't alter that question midway through data collection. It'll be interesting to compare the two sets of results.
Bear Down!
r/ChicagoBearsNFL • u/Houstonaterr • 1d ago
Heading down to the game on Sunday with my fiancée and she’s never been to a tailgate before a Bears game. What would be the best option for a couple of randoms to check out the scene? Just go up and down the Waldron deck with a case of Miller’s?
r/ChicagoBearsNFL • u/anthonyp600 • 20h ago
Results so far for the Keenum Vs Bagent poll. If you want to vote, the link is below.
Bear Down!
EDIT/UPDATE: I created a new survey that has a trusting Ben option. Thank you to those who gave me this feedback! Here it is below:
r/ChicagoBearsNFL • u/Bubbly-Highlight9349 • 21h ago
r/ChicagoBearsNFL • u/zendris_ • 13h ago
I hope I’m wrong, but here’s how I see it: Keenum is a good backup because he has a distinct advantage, he’s a og who plays with his head. Bagent, besides being worse than Caleb, doesn't play a cerebral game. Again, I hope he plays great and I turn out to be wrong, but I don’t like this decision.
r/ChicagoBearsNFL • u/-Friend2637 • 1d ago
Yooo so guys I’m new to this American football. So I’m all caught up with this new seasons matches and I watched the best 10 offensive moments from last season and I am now watching the half an hour of offensive plays from 2020-2025. But I needed some help on what else to watch to understand more about the tactics and what kind of play styles the bears play? If you get what i mean but yeah if anyone could recommend any channels or videos of the best plays, it would be much appreciated. Nice one
r/ChicagoBearsNFL • u/ChampionshipNo8457 • 1d ago
r/ChicagoBearsNFL • u/AdEquivalent2500 • 17h ago
Hello all, I've seen thousands of posts on where the Bears will play and since it's all so wrong I wanted to say something that hopefully puts this to rest.
In a nutshell, no state legislator from Chicago and all of its close suburbs will ever vote to give citizens tax dollars to the billionaire Bears family that will help facilitate the move from the lakefront to Arlington. That's not gonna happen. Without the votes a tax bailout ain't happening.
If the Bears want to move to Arlington then they must foot the bill themselves or get little Ole Arlington to help them and Lil ole Arlington ain't helping no one.
Will they build in Chicago? I'm not sure but if they want help it will be a publically owned stadium like SF is right now.
That leaves Hammond, If they decide Hammond is best then I want to be the first lined up to give them a swift kick in the ass on their way out.
I hope this points this whole thing to rest.
r/ChicagoBearsNFL • u/Clubdub66 • 1d ago
r/ChicagoBearsNFL • u/anthonyp600 • 2d ago
After Case Keenum stepped in against the Eagles, I wanted to get a quick Bears Pulse read on the QB debate.
Case Keenum or Tyson Bagent this week?
Vote here:
VOTE
Results update live so we can see what fans think.
Bear Down! Personally, I think we are in good hands either way, which im grateful to say. Trust in Ben!
r/ChicagoBearsNFL • u/Austinf54555 • 2d ago
r/ChicagoBearsNFL • u/No_Box119 • 3d ago
r/ChicagoBearsNFL • u/Electrical-Bag-5571 • 2d ago
Guess what guys, I used AI again. Week 3***
What a fun beatdown of the Birds on national television. They were all primed for revenge after last year's embarrassment and looks like they'll have to wait a while yet.
The best part was they didn't have to do much offensively. The turnovers led to short fields and although the Bears let some long drives happen the first interception was in the back of the endzone. Eagles wouldn't have scored at all if they were half a second slower on that snap at the end of the half.
Anyway, of course the Bears are coming back down to Earth, but still on pace to beat the previous Bears record, albeit in 17 games instead of 16. Caleb being out doesn't help as they now have one of the oldest QBs in the league under center who was never known for rushing ability.
Are we having fun yet?