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The Bear’s Den Chicago Bears Hats , October 4, 2018 ONE OF OUR OWN COULD USE A BIT OF HELPBEAR DOWN, CHICAGO BEARS, BEAR DOWN!!!!BEARRRSSSSZeglinski: The Long road back - Kyle Long’s patience and emblem of the Bears’ return - The Blitz Network - On Sunday, in the midst of a wire-to-wire 48-10 blowout of the Buccaneers, a wandering camera caught the Bears’ Kyle Long smiling.A seal of approval from a veteran and rare offensive lineman with name recognition. The few seconds the camera caught Long grinning from ear to ear merely underscored what Long has been through to return to a Bears team of this potential, with this talent, and at a launch point unparalleled in recent memory.Wiederer: Khalil Mack’s dominance has elevated a suddenly special defense - Chicago Tribune - With the Chicago Bears holding a 3-1 record into their week off, we take a look at Khalil Mack’s MVP-level emergence as well as the impressive production of supporting cast members like Akiem Hicks, Eddie Jackson and Danny Trevathan.Finley: How Khalil Mack’s play, and attitude, lifts the Bears - Sun Times - Khalil Mack, one of the NFL’s best players and its richest defender ever, emanated an energy not seen in Halas Hall since Brian Urlacher’s retirement.Finley:Bears DE Akiem Hicks won’t be suspended for shoving official - Chicago Sun-Time -Akiem Hicks has been one of the Bears’ defensive stars through four games, totaling three sacks.Potash: As broken hand heals, Bears LB Leonard Floyd eyes bigger impact on defense - Sun Times - With a bye week providing extra time for rest, the Bears pass rusher hopes to return for Week 6 ready to go off.Finley: Jared Goff, not Bears QB Mitch Trubisky, wins NFC Offensive Player of the Week - Chicago Sun-Times - The best game of Mitch Trubisky’s life wasn’t tops in his own conference last week.Spielberger: State of the Bears - An early examination of their 2019 salary cap health - The Blitz Network - The Bears and general manager Ryan Pace were aggressive in free agency throughout the 2018 off- season: culminating with the blockbuster trade and long-term extension of Khalil Mack. In addition to attracting new talent to Chicago, the Bears made sure to take care of their own, rewarding Eddie Goldman with a well-deserved four-year, $42 million contract extension before the season began.Medina: The Bears Suddenly Have the Best Playoff Odds in the NFC North - Bleacher Nation - Well how about that?Wednesday weigh-in: Bears bye week - ChicagoBears.com - Bears coach Matt Nagy is giving his players the entire week off during their bye before returning to Halas Hall Monday when they will begin preparing to face the Miami Dolphins.Perez: It’s time for Chicago Bears fans to expect a deep playoff run - Bears Wire - In this latest episode of The Bears Wire Podcast, host Bryan Perez explains why Bears fans should embrace the new winning culture in Chicago.Perez: Chicago Bears are happy with Leonard Floyd’s play against the run - Bears Wire - Despite zero sacks to start the season, the Chicago Bears coaching staff is happy with how Leonard Floyd has played against the run.Hoge: Akiem Hicks Avoids Suspension After Pushing Official - WGN Radio - Bears defensive lineman Akiem Hicks will not be suspended after making contact with an official in Sunday’s 48-10 victory over the Buccaneers, a source told WGN Radio Tuesday evening.Stankevitz: A defining game for Trubisky, or a flash in the pan? - NBC Sports ChicagoWas Mitch Trubisky's breakout performance on Sunday a sign of things to come, or a one-time deal after three ineffective games?Under Center Podcast: Is the off week coming at the right time for the Bears? | NBC Sports Chicago - JJ Stankevitz and John “Moon” Mullin look at whether the Bears’ off week—it’s not the bye week—is coming at the right time for a team that seemingly has some momentum after Sunday’s win over Tampa Bay.3 Bears make Pro Football Focus All-Pro team for first quarter of season - NBC Sports Chicago - The Bears are well-represented on Pro Football Focus' All-Pro team.Charles Leno Jr. is living his best life during the Bears' bye week - NBC Sports Chicago - Leno Jr. is feelingFirst and Final Thoughts: Is the early bye week actually helpful? - NBC Sports Chicago - We're almost on to the bye week.Joniak: Mack's Attitude, Work Ethic 'Contagious' - 670 The Score - The Bears credit Khalil Mack for setting the tone every day.Eurich: Tarik Cohen on the Bears: 'We're No. 1' - 247Sports.com - “We’re No. 1,” Cohen said on Reiter Than You, via CBS Sports Radio. “That’s what we like to think. We’re going to come out every Sunday and play like we’re the best team in the NFL. We’re going to keep working until we can prove that.”Smith Earns An A On 1st-Round Rookie Report-Card Grades at NFL's Quarter Mark - Bleacher Report - Early splashes and duds—it's time for first-quarter rookie report cards following Week 4 ofNFLaction. It didn't take long to see all five first-round quarterbacks on the field...Kaplan: Akiem Hicks of Chicago Bears won't be suspended for pushing referee - ESPN - Bears defensive end Akiem Hicks will not be suspended after he was ejected from Sunday's game for pushing a referee during a scuffle, a source confirmed to ESPN.Hughes: Grades (and Haikus!) For the NFC North’s Top Team at the Quarter Mark - Da Bears Blog - Six touchdown passes.The ghost of Johnny LujackRecedes into darkVideo-Room: Mitch Trubisky Corrected Some Major Issues – At Least, For One Week - Bleacher Nation - Mitch Trubisky made progress in areas in which he has previously struggled.POLISH SAUSAGERams’ defense pressuring opposing quarterbacks more than any other team – ProFootballTalk - Everyone knows the Rams’ offense is setting the world on fire, but the Rams’ defense probably deserves more credit for the team’s 4-0 start. Particularly impressive is the Rams’ pass rush, which is putting pressure on opposing quarterbacks more frequently than any other defense in the NFL.Baker Mayfield takes the blame for Browns’ nine drops – ProFootballTalk - Baker Mayfield took the blame. For everything. The four turnovers -- two fumbles and two interceptions? His fault. The three-and-out in overtime? His fault. The nine dropped passes? His fault. The loss, though, wasn’t all on the rookie quarterback.KNOW THY ENEMYThe Packers run too often on 2nd- or 3rd-and-long - Acme Packing Company - Old school teams are happy to waste plays on 2nd and long, but the smart ones now value every possession.Packers Film Room: It’s time for Aaron Rodgers to let go Chicago Bears Hoodie , Pt. 1 - Acme Packing Company - Of the football, that is.Aaron Rodgers: I have a great relationship with Mike McCarthy – ProFootballTalk - Aaron Rodgers still isn’t happy about the Packers’ offensive production Sunday, but he isn’t mad at Mike McCarthy. The quarterback’s references to the game plan Sunday after the Packers’ shutout of the Bills prompted many to wonder whether friction had developed between Rodgers and McCarthy.Lions notes: Detroit has the NFL’ worst red zone offense - Pride Of Detroit - The Lions offense is at its worst when it’s near the goal line.Early struggles for the Vikings, it’s okay to be upset - Daily Norseman - And if you’re not, that’s fine.Packers Wednesday Injury Report, Week 5: Who needs a first-string offense anyway? - Acme Packing Company - Aaron Rodgers and all of his major receivers were on today’s practice report.IN CASE YOU MISSED IT ON WINDY CITY GRIDIRONZeglinski: Chicago Bears’ Khalil Mack highlights Pro Football Focus first-quarter All-Pro team - Windy City Gridiron - As the Bears rest during their bye week, accolades are rolling in for the NFL’s best defense.Wiltfong's Chicago Bears Sackwatch 2018: Week 4 vs. the Tampa Bay Buccaneers - Windy City Gridiron - Even though the Chicago Bears have given up 9 sacks in the first three weeks, I thought their pass protection has been solid. Pass pro with a young quarterback is a challenge at times, and as M...Sunderbruch: Zebras, Technology, and Next Gen Stats in the NFL-Part 1 - Windy City Gridiron - On a day that a Bears quarterback broke historical records, I had a chance to talk with some of the people shaping the future of football.Link's 2018 Chicago Bears Rush Report 2018: Week 4 vs the Buccaneers - Windy City Gridiron - The Bears offense FINALLY showed up last Sunday, but that doesn’t meant that the defense was silent. Not only did the Bears defense hold the #1 scoring offense to 10 measly point—3 if you don’t...Whiskey Ranger's OSS: Kylenan The Barbearian! - Windy City Gridiron - What is best in life?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. The following is not permitted in comments, FanPosts, usernames or anywhere else in an SB Nation community: Comments, FanPosts or usernames that are intolerant or prejudiced; racial or other offensive epithets; Personal attacks or threats on community members; Gendered insults of any kind; Trolling; Click link for full information.The Bear’s Den Specific Guidelines – The Bear’s Den is a place for Chicago Bears fans to discuss Chicago Bears football, related NFL stories, and general football talk. It is NOT a place to discuss religion or politics or post political pictures or memes, and any posts that do this will be deleted and the poster will be admonished. We do not allow comments posted where the apparent attempt is to cause confrontation in the community. We do not allow gender-directed humor or sexual assault jokes. The staff of WCG are the sole arbiters of what constitutes “apparent attempt to cause confrontation”. 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, 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.The Bear’s Den, August 28, 2018 BEAR DOWN, CHICAGO BEARS, BEAR DOWN!!!!BEARRRSSSS / DRAFT / FREE AGENCYStankevitz: Bears players back Matt Nagy’s decision to rest them - ‘That’s the type of coach you want on your side’ - NBC Sports Chicago - Matt Nagy’s players offered a full-throated defense of their coach’s unorthodox decision to rest starters in Saturday’s preseason game against the Kansas City Chiefs.Top 100 NFL players 2018: Bears don’t make the list - Sun Times - ESPN released Monday its projected top 100 players for this season and not a single Bears player made the cut.Ingalls: Chicago Bears ‘Winners’ and ‘Losers’ in Saturday’s Victory Against KC - Da Bears Brothers - Here are the winners and losers of Chicago’s preseason bout against the Chiefs.LeGere: Bears OLB Acho feels no pressure, says he'll 'be aggressive and have fun' - Daily Herald - Even though he plays the same position as Leonard Floyd, Chicago Bears OLB Sam Acho says he doesn't feel additional pressure to perform because he trusts in defensive coordinator Vic Fangio's scheme.Wiederer: With hamstring tightness lingering, will Roquan Smith remain limited when Bears face Packers in Week 1? - Chicago Tribune - Bears linebacker Roquan Smith was still hindered by a hamstring injury when the team returned to practice Monday. Smith's availability for the preseason finale against the Bills is in doubt. His ability to contribute in Week 1 in Green Bay is also in question.Kane: Bears starters accept Matt Nagy’s decision to scale back 'pointless' preseason game reps - Chicago Tribune - Even if some Bears starters would have preferred to play in Saturday’s second-to-last preseason game against the Chiefs, several said Monday they understood and accepted coach Matt Nagy’s decision to rest themWiederer: What Matt Nagy's candor reveals about the 2018 Bears - Chicago Tribune - After benching his starters for Saturday's penultimate preseason game, Bears coach Matt Nagy offered clear and candid explanations for his move. In doing so, he helped us to learn several key things about his approach and the Bears' 2018 expectations.Campbell: 5 observations from rewatching Bears-Chiefs, including Javon Wims and Chase Daniel - Chicago Tribune - 5 observations from rewatching the Bears preseason game against the Chiefs include Javon Wims Youth Customized Chicago Bears Jerseys , Kevin White, Chase Daniel, James Daniels and Patrick Mahomes.Potash: Leonard Floyd on target to play Packers despite broken hand - Sun Times - Nagy said his hopes were buoyed by research the Bears did on the effectiveness of players who have played in similar situations.Jahns: Rookie James Daniels, Eric Kush still competing at left guard - Sun Times - With one preseason game left, coach Matt Nagy said rookie Daniels and veteran Kush still are competing at left guard.Finley: Roquan Smith, Aaron Lynch are Bears' most important players this week - Sun Times - Both Aaron Lynch and first-round inside linebacker Roquan Smith continued to be very limited in practice Monday as the Bears’ preseason finale looms.Potash: Kyle Long, players trust Matt Nagy's decision to limit preseason snaps - Sun Times - It’s a wave that players like Long seem happy to ride — especially after seeing Jaguars receiver Marqise Lee suffer a season-ending injury Saturday.Medina: Matt Nagy's Unconventional Decision Could Help Bring About the End of Preseason Football As We Know It - Bleacher Nation - If more coaches follow in Matt Nagy's footsteps, then football is bound for a major change.Medina; Kevin White Is an Underdog Now (And That's a Good Thing) - Bleacher Nation - If you love a good underdog story, then I suppose you're loving Kevin White right now.Mayer: Bears players laud Nagy for unorthodox move - ChicagoBears.com - Back at Halas Hall Monday, Bears players universally praised coach Matt Nagy’s decision not to play most of the team’s starters in Saturday’s preseason game against the Chiefs.Mayer: White sees his first TD as 'just the beginning' - ChicagoBears.com - After injuries in each of his first three seasons with the Bears derailed his career, Kevin White is confident that his first NFL touchdown will be the start of something special.Chalk Talk: Thoughts on not playing starters? - ChicagoBears.com - Senior writer Larry Mayer discusses Matt Nagy’s decision not to play most Bears starters against the Chiefs, how ready Mitchell Trubisky is for the regular season and if the Chiefs knew the Bears were going to sit most of their first-stringers.Chicago Bears shut out of ESPN’s prediction of top 100 players of 2018 - Bears Wire - No Chicago Bears players were ranked in ESPN's prediction of the top 100 NFL players of 2018Chicago Bears’ Final Roster: 5 questions facing GM Ryan Pace - Bears Wire - A look at five questions facing Bears GM Ryan Pace as Chicago prepares to cut the roster down to 53 playersStankevitz: Adam Shaheen, Roquan Smith and seven Bears injury updates - NBC Sports Chicago - Adam Shaheen isn't likely to begin the season on injured reserve, while Roquan Smith isn't likely to play Thursday against the Buffalo Bills.Cox: Trey Burton opens up on past struggles with anxiety, mental health - NBC Sports Chicago - Bears tight end Trey Burton opened up in an essay on The Increase about his past struggles with anxiety and mental health that he said had a serious impact on his life.Javon Wims makes PFF Team of the Week for big game against Chiefs - NBC Sports Chicago - Javon Wims showed out on Saturday against the Chiefs and was named to the PFF Team of the Week for his four-catch, 114-yard afternoon that included his first pro TD.Eurich: Adam Shaheen not expected to start year on injured reserve - 247Sports - The Chicago Bears are not expecting Adam Shaheen to go on injured reserve.Eurich: Allen Robinson offseason improvement - 247Sports - Allen Robinson believes he will be better than he was in the past.Eurich: Jordan Howard charity donation - 247Sports - Jordan Howard proved again he is an asset in the community in Chicago.Eurich: Chase Daniel Bears investment - 247Sports - Chase Daniel has been worth the investment for the Chicago Bears.Eurich: Hroniss Grasu reportedly on trading block - 247Sports - The Chicago Bears took Hroniss Grasu in the third round of the 2015 NFL Draft.Boilard: Death of the 'dress rehearsal'? Why the NFL must trim preseason - 247Sports - NFL coaches and quarterbacks are starting to see preseason action in a different light.Hughes: Did the Matt Nagy Bears Become a Team on Saturday? - Da Bears Blog - There was a time, when I was a younger man, I would have taken David “Blue Moon” Haugh’s latest exercise in journalistic futility and dissected every single sentence, right down to the incorrect placement of punctuation.POLISH SAUSAGENine reasons to hope or worry from NFL preseason action - NFL.com - After a relatively quiet couple of months on the NFL calendar, Judy Battista highlights reasons to hope or worry about what’s happened so far in the preseason, including Teddy Bridgewater’s renaissance and Dallas’ offensive line struggles.KNOW THY ENEMYPOD Files: What REALLY happened between Khalil Mack and the limo driver? - Pride Of Detroit - Trying to crack the case of the Metro Detroit Limo Driver.Detroit Lions sign DE Robert Ayers - Pride Of Detroit - The Lions have another pass rusher.Thoughts on the Brett Jones Trade - Daily Norseman - Let’s put a bow on this presentNFC North Roundup: Vikings’ defense gets stronger heading into final week of preseason - Acme Packing Company - Minnesota appears to have further bolstered its defense with the addition of George Iloka while the rest of the division prepares for final roster decisions.IN CASE YOU MISSED IT ON WINDY CITY GRIDIRONLeming: What to watch for against the Buffalo Bills - Windy City Gridiron - The preseason finale is finally upon us. Here’s what to watch for before a busy weekend full of roster moves.Wiltfong: Ted Sundquist on the Bears quarterback situation and virtual reality - Windy City Gridiron - Ted Sundquist is a former NFL general manager and currently the CEO of a virtual reality quarterback simulation company. He gives his thoughts on the Bears’ QB situation and how his company is primed to ready quarterbacks in the future.Infante: Despite lack of versatility, Bears in good hands with current group of backup wide receivers - Windy City Gridiron - Even though their backup wide receivers lack special teams value for the most part, the Bears should have a solid indication of which players deserve to make the team.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. The following is not permitted in comments, FanPosts, usernames or anywhere else in an SB Nation community: Comments, FanPosts or usernames that are intolerant or prejudiced; racial or other offensive epithets; Personal attacks or threats on community members; Gendered insults of any kind; Trolling; Click link for full information.The Bear’s Den Specific Guidelines – The Bear’s Den is a place for Chicago Bears fans to discuss Chicago Bears football, related NFL stories, and general football talk. It is NOT a place to discuss religion or politics or post political pictures or memes, and any posts that do this will be deleted and the poster will be admonished. We do not allow comments posted where the apparent attempt is to cause confrontation in the community. We do not allow gender-directed humor or sexual assault jokes. The staff of WCG are the sole arbiters of what constitutes “apparent attempt to cause confrontation”. 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, 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.