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BEAR DOWN Bobby Massie Jersey , CHICAGO BEARS, BEAR DOWN!!!!BEARRRSSSSElliott Fry Insists the Bears’ Obsessive Kicker Search Made Him Better - ChicagoBears.com - Even after losing out to Eddy Piñeiro, Elliott Fry had nothing but good things to say about that wacky search for a kicker.2019 Season Preview Volume II: The Hopes - Da Bears Blog - Hope 1. Mitch Trubisky will improve.Chicago Bears deep at wide receiver in final 53-man roster projection - Chicago Bears- ESPN - The Bears should have a relatively drama-free round of cuts, but the addition of Cordarrelle Patterson means a loaded group of receivers.Jay Cutler is returning to Soldier Field for the Bears-Packers opener - Chicago Tribune - Former Bears quarterback Jay Cutler is coming back to Soldier Field next week — as a fan. Cutler and wife, Kristin Cavallari, will be in attendance when the Bears face the Packers in the season opener,According to StubHub, Packers-Bears matchup is the most in-demand game of the season - NBC Sports Chicago - Just go to a bar and watch it for free.And now, a definitive ranking of all the new features and gadgets in Halas Hall - NBC Sports Chicago - We know what type of content you're looking for.Bears 53-man roster projection includes a few surprising cuts - Bearmaven - Ryan Nall is a piece the Bears don't really need, and John Franklin III lacks defensive skills.Rebooted NFC North running games pose real challenge for Bears - Bearmaven - Bears remain strong up front, but NFC North teams know they have to challenge the league's best run defense.Chalk Talk: Why didn’t Bears try 57-yard FG? - ChicagoBears.com - Senior writer Larry Mayer discusses why the Bears didn’t attempt a 57-yard field goal in Indianapolis, the competition between running backs Ryan Nall and Kerrith Whyte Jr and the likelihood of rookie tight end Ian Bunting surviving final cuts.Where to watch, listen to Bears-Titans game - ChicagoBears.com - The Bears close the preseason by hosting the Tennessee Titans Thursday night at Soldier Field. 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No matter how good the Bears’ defense is (and it’s very good), the time will come when Trubisky will have to win a game by himself. He hasn’t done that yet in two seasons as a starter.Converting Bradley Sowell from tackle to tight end remains a work in progress for the Bears - Chicago Sun-Times - Coach Matt Nagy encouraged by former offensive tackle’s transition. "We need to have some patience, but I like where he’s at."NFC North threats: Bears beware, Packers aren’t dead yet - Chicago Sun-Times - Green Bay always has a chance as long as Aaron Rodgers is around, and there will be new twists with first-year coach Matt LaFleur.Bears wide receiver Allen Robinson gets teachers ready to head back to school - Chicago Sun-Times - Robinson partnered with JCPenney to surprise Round Lake area teachers with a $200 shopping spree.A first-hand account of Andrew Luck’s sudden retirement and predicting the Bears roster. Plus, Mitch Trubisky talk on the Bear Download podcast. - Chicago Tribune - Rich Campbell and Dan Wiederer break down Andrew Luck's sudden retirement and the Bears roster on a new episode of the Bear Download podcastDo the Bears have enough depth? Who is fighting for a spot? Getting to the bottom of the Bears’ 53-man roster decisions. - Chicago Tribune - Slicing from 90 players to 53 is never easy, but it’s a job Ryan Pace and Matt Nagy must complete by 3 p.m. Saturday. Rich Campbell and Dan Wiederer take a deeper look at how the initial 53-man roster might come together.The Bears, for once, have good placekicking fortune on their side - NBC Sports Chicago - Eddy Pineiro hasn't missed a field goal in a preseason game since the Baltimore Ravens dealt Kaare Vedvik -- in whom the Bears were interested -- to the Minnesota Vikings.POLISH SAUSAGEReport: Expanded playoffs “likely focus” over 18-game season – ProFootballTalk - Cowboys owner Jerry Jones said recently that the NFL is looking at ways to make the preseason better for its fans and most would point to cutting the number of preseason games as the place to start. It appears that point of view is taking hold.Cardinals trade Korey Cunningham to Patriots – ProFootballTalk - Offensive lineman Korey Cunningham announced on Instagram that the Cardinals traded him to the Patriots on Wednesday. “Arizona!! 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Fans need to be ready for this new reality.KNOW THINE ENEMYDetroit Lions DT Mike Daniels glad ‘that place in Wisconsin’ cut him - Pride Of Detroit - Mike Daniels had no problem throwing a little shade to the Packers.Detroit Lions receive 0 playoff predictions from NFL.com panel - Pride Of Detroit - Not a single person out of 28 believes the Lions are making the playoffs this year.Where is the Packers’ secondary vulnerable and why should they get better? - Acme Packing Company - The Packers struggled to defend core NFL concepts last season thanks to injuries at cornerback, no consistent pass rush, and poor safety play. They’ve addressed those concerns this offseason and could see a big leap in 2019.IN CASE YOU MISSED IT ON WINDY CITY GRIDIRONSchmitz: 5 Noteworthy Plays from Chicago Bears at Indianapolis Colts - Windy City Gridiron - last Saturday’s game against the Colts and analyzes what they mean for the 53-man roster.Sunderbruch, Duerrwachter & Infane: Bears 2019 College Prospect Preview-ACC - Windy City Gridiron - The Bears are going to be short on draft picks but in need of some talent heading into the 2020 draft. Here’s who we like coming out of the ACC.Bears-Titans Primer: Storylines To Watch - 670 The Score - The final preseason game marks the last chance for some to make an impression.Chicago Bears Superlative Predictions for 2019: Who is the dark horse MVP? - Windy City Gridiron - In this seven-part, sensational, superlative series, we’re giving our picks for the 2019 Chicago Bears. Next we want your pick for Dark Horse MVP.Wiltfong: Bears vs. Titans in a preseason spectacular! - Windy City Gridiron - This is everything you need to know to watch the Bears take on the Titans in the 4th preseason game!Red Line Trane: Do Top Defenses Regress? A Historical Study - Windy City Gridiron - "The Bears defense is going to regress." That refrain has been so common among national writers that it's become received wisdom. Bears fans, understandably, have been touchy about the subject.Silverstein: Throwback - The truth about George Halas and the NFL’s ban on black players - Windy City Gridiron - When the Bears wear their 1936 throwbacks, they will inadvertently pay homage to the NFL’s 12-year ban on black players. 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Unless otherwise stated, the Den is not an open thread, and profanity (including profanity only stated in pictures) is prohibited.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; Ken Mitchell; Steven Schweickert; Jack Silverstein; EJ Snyder; Lester Wiltfong, Jr.; Whiskey Ranger; Robert Schmitz; Robert Zeglinski; Like us on Facebook. Now the real fun begins for the Chicago Bears..." Latest NewsChicago Bears Free Agency 2019Chicago Bears Draft 2019Chicago Bears Undrafted Free Agent TrackerNew,369commentsNow the real fun begins for the Chicago Bears...CDTShare this storyShare this on FacebookShare this on TwitterShareAll sharing optionsShareAll sharing options for:Chicago Bears Undrafted Free Agent TrackerTwitterFacebookRedditPocketFlipboardEmailBears general manager Ryan Pace at training camp in 2018Photo by: Lester A. Wiltfong Jr. of Serena V PhotographyThe Chicago Bears have a long way to go before their 90-man offseason roster is filled out, and that means we should expect a slew of undrafted free agents to make their way to Hallas Hall. Bears’ general manager Ryan Pace said he expects them to add between 18 to 20 UDFAs once the draft ends. One thing to keep in mind, the UDFA market is a hectic time and it’s common for players and agents to tweet out things before it’s official. Teams can swoop in and offer more bonus money or a better opportunity, which can pry a player away from a verbal agreement.Lester and Jacob break down Bears third-round draft pick, Iowa State running back, David Montgomery Until the teams actually sign the player to a contract, anything can happen. 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For those wanting a recap, here’s how the Bears 2019 class shapes up. 1st Round: Khalil Mack, OLB2nd Round: Anthony Miller, WR3rd Round: David Montgomery, RB, Iowa State4th Round: Riley Ridley, WR, Georgia6th Round: Duke Shelley, CB, Kansas State7th Round: Kerrith Whyte Jr., RB, FAU7th Round: Stephen Denmark, CB, Valdosta StWe’ll try and keep this tracker updated as news and rumors start to leak out, but if you see anything be sure to share the Tweet in the comment section too. - Some of the players reported on below may only be rookie camp invites -2019 Bears UDFA TrackerOffenseEmanuel Hall, (6’2”, 201), WR, Missouri (link) Another speedster with a 4.39 40Thomas Ives (6’5”, 215), WR, Colgate (link) A 4.48 in the 40 at his pro dayIan Bunting (6’7”, 255), TE, University of California (link) Former Michigan TE who transferred to Cal - I guess he likes dark blue and gold - EJDax Raymond (6’5”, 255), TE, Utah State (link)Ellis Richardson (6’3”, 240), TE Eddie Jackson Jersey , Georgia Southern (link)Alex Bars (6’6”, 312), OG, Notre Dame (link) Injuries hurt Bars’ draft stockBlake Blackmar (6’5”, 326), OG, Baylor (link)Marquez Tucker (6’1”, 300), OG, Utah (link)Joe Lowery (6’7”, 305), OL, Ohio University (link)Sam Mustipher (6’3”, 306), C, Notre Dame (link)DefenseMathieu Betts (6’3”, 250), DL, Laval Rouge et Or of U Sports (link)Jonathan Harris (6’4”, 285), DL, Lindenwood (link)Lawrence Marshall (6’4”, 285), DL, Michigan (link)Dylan Carroll (6’5”, 245), DE, Grand Valley State (link)Chuck Harris (6’3”, 265), DE, Buffalo (link)Clifton Duck (5’10” https://www.thebearsfanshop.com/Allen-Robinson-Jersey , 170), CB, Appalachian State (link)Adarius Pickett (5’, 11”, 198), DB, UCLA (link)Joshua Simmons (6’3”, 205), DB, Limestone College (link) - Has familiarity with Mike Furrey, who was Limestone’s head coach for two years ~ Sam HouseholderJordan Powell (6’1”, 190), S, Widener University (link)Darius Williams (6’0”, 195), DB, Colorado State-Pueblo (link)Now New Orleans bound (link)Special TeamsJohn Baron II (5’11”, 190), K, SDSU (link) Baron was 17 of 22 on field goals with a long of 54 (5 of 5 beyond 50)John Wirtel (6’3”, 216), LS, Kansas (link)Bears Rookie Camp InvitesOffenseChris James (5’10”, 222), RB, Wisconsin (link)Spencer Schnell (5’9”, 190), WR, Illinois State (link)Ron’quavion Tarver (6’3”, 216), WR Chase Daniel Color Rush Jersey , Utah State (link) He popped more than once on the Darwin Thompson film I watched - made my notes by making big catches in traffic - EJJoe Walker (6’3”, 205), WR, Delaware (link) Played QB until 2018 when he moved to WRTommy Doles (6’4”, 292), OL, Northwestern (link)DefenseQuentin Moon (6’2”, 232), LB, Western Illinois (link)Zuril Hendrick (6’1”, 188), CB, Edinboro (link)Malik Davis (6’2”, 187), DB, Austin Peay (link)Doyin Jibowu (6’2”, 200), DB, Fort Hays State (link)Special TeamsCasey Bednarski (6’1”, 215), K/P, Minnesota State-Mankato (link) ~ 55/71 on FGs and averaged 40 yards per punt the past two years ~ Sam HouseholderEmmit Carpenter (6’, 200), K, Minnesota (link) He was 17 of 23 on FGs with a long of 53Alex Kjellsten (5’9”, 175), P, McNeese State (link)