Join Erik Grogan -from BearsFam.com- and myself tonight 11:00 eastern!
Tonight we will be discussing the Chicago Bears Quarterback position – Jay, Blanchard, McCown, and other possibilities. As a bonus we will be answering your live tweets to #MWBshow. Not a big twitter fan? We will also be answering all of your Bears related emails to BearDownBlog(at)yahoo(dot)com.
This should be fun, I hope you will join us!
Just refresh this page at 10:00 pm central standard – hit the “play” button.
Edit: Miss the live show Friday night? Check out the whole blog below!
Join BearDownBlog.net along with @ErikGrogan from BearsFam.com tonight!
10:00 Central time!
Live!
Right here!
Ask us questions directly with the twitter hashtag #MWBshow!
Have a question for us already? Drop us an Email at BearDownBlog@yahoo.com or leave a comment on this site.
See you tonight!
The web blog will stream live here and BearsFam.com.
Never in our lives has a 10-6 season left such a bad taste in our mouths. Unfortunately, we have just over four months to get ready for the Bengals to visit Soldier Field. That means it will be another 9 months before Jay Cutler hoist the Lombardi Trophy in the Meadowlands.
What are we going to do?
What are you going to do?
I’m going to garden. And go fishing. Maybe chop at a few rounds of golf. Oh, and have my wife work her Photoshop magic when nothing Bears related is happening (See “bottle photo” above – courtesy of terezowens.com.)
The beginning of our garden:
Midway Blog Show!
Erik and I discuss the offensive line, Aaron Kromer, Matt Forte, and backup quarterback. Give us a listen and let us know what you think. Have a question or topic for us? Drop us a tweet @ErikGrogan or send me an email at BearDownBlog(at)yahoo(dot)com.
Let me start by saying this – Roberto Garza has been one of my favorite Bears since the 2006 campaign. Kreutz, Brown, Garza, Tait, and Miller was a respectable line. Garza has been a pillar in the Chicago and Hispanic communities since his arrival in 2005: his long list of charity work almost got him NFL Man of the Year Award in 2006, Roberto made the ’09 Madden Cover, and even landed himself on the All-Joe Team 2012. (more…)
First Priority – Protect Jay Cutler You’ve all said it over and over the last few months.. “In Emery we trust”. What do we know about Phil Emery and the first two rounds of the draft? “We are looking for dynamic play-makers to come in and make an impact immediately.” (more…)
The Chicago Bears first minicamp came and went quickly, quietly, and most importantly- healthy. There were some good videos posted on the Official Team Site. If you get a chance, jump over there and watch the post-practice interviews with Mel Tucker and Aaron Kromer. The biggest reason to smile about the Bears minicamp was 100% participation- a great sign for a new coaching staff.
Then there is the curious case of Lance Briggs. (more…)
What’s with the head-bob?
I liked everything I’ve read today regarding Da Bears first day of minicamp. Marc Trestman sprinting behind wideouts and cornerbacks and raising his voice on numerous occasions. That’s enough for me! If a change of pace is what new General Manager Phil Emery wanted at Halas Hall, that’s exactly what he got. The vibe I get from our new Head Coach Marc Trestman is so far, so good. The only question that remains is - What’s with the head-bob? I understand that a person speaking should want to make eye contact with everyone in front of him.. But seriously, Coach? Slow down, it is OK. BearDownBlog.net will keep an eye on this the next few months: Does the head-bob only come during certain types of questions? From certain reporters? We’ll figure it out – stay tuned!
The Beard – (more…)
The jury is still out on Phil Emery’s head coach hiring. In fact, the Jury probably won’t convene for another eight months or so. But one thing is certain – Marc Trestman has surrounded himself with three coordinators that are near ready to take a head coaching gig of their own. (more…)
Chicago Bears fans will never forget signing Julius Peppers on March 5th 2010. The months prior to that free agency everyone knew or at least speculated that Peppers was wanting out of Carolina because he wanted out of a 4-3. So, the popular opinion at the time was Peppers would choose a team like the Packers or Patriots (more…)
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