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5 days ago | 
fox32chicago.com | Cassie Carlson
The Offseason: Bears alumni, Israel Idonije and Jerry Azumah, react to NFL DraftCassie Carlson catches up with former Chicago Bears Israel Idonije & Jerry Azumah to discuss the Bears offseason moves.
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5 days ago | 
fox32chicago.com | Cassie Carlson
The Athletic's Kevin Fishbain discusses Bears rookie minicamp. What to expect from Colston Loveland, is Ozzy Trapilo the best option at left tackle and will Kyle Monangai end up being a good compliment to D'Andre Swift? Posted May 9, 2025 4:57pm CDT
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5 days ago | 
fox32chicago.com | Cassie Carlson
On this episode of "The Offseason," The Athletic's Kevin Fishbain joins us with the latest on the Bears rookie minicamp. Then, Cassie Carlson catches up with former Chicago Bears Israel Idonije and Jerry Azumah to discuss the teams offseason moves.
Plus, Wheaton North High School Defensive Backs coach Ashleigh Wilkinson-McQuad gets an incredible opportunity with the Tampa Bay Bucs. Posted May 9, 2025 4:43pm CDT Chicago Area News Good Day Chicago FOX 32 Sports
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5 days ago | 
fox32chicago.com | Cassie Carlson
Wheaton North High School Defensive Backs coach Ashleigh Wilkinson-McQuaid is one of 25 finalists for the Tampa Bay Bucs National Coaching Academy.
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1 week ago | 
fox32chicago.com | Cassie Carlson
EVANSTON, Ill. - Northwestern Lacrosse secured a first-round bye in the NCAA tournament for a third straight season. And despite being mainstays in the postseason, they still say the feeling never gets old. "You work hard all season long to get the opportunity to play in May," head coach Kelly Amonte Hiller said. As they begin their quest to win their second national title in three years. Seniors Sammy White and Sam Smith say the focus remains on themselves.
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1 week ago | 
sports.yahoo.com | Cassie Carlson
EVANSTON, Ill. - Northwestern Lacrosse secured a first-round bye in the NCAA tournament for a third straight season. And despite being mainstays in the postseason, they still say the feeling never gets old. "You work hard all season long to get the opportunity to play in May," head coach Kelly Amonte Hiller said. AdvertisementAs they begin their quest to win their second national title in three years. Seniors Sammy White and Sam Smith say the focus remains on themselves.
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1 week ago | 
fox32chicago.com | Cassie Carlson
Chicago Tribune's Dan Wiederer reacts to the Bears eight draft picks. Why the Bears went with Colston Loveland, not drafting a running back until the 7th round and will Darnell Wright move to left tackle by the start of the season? Posted May 2, 2025 3:33pm CDT
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2 weeks ago | 
fox32chicago.com | Cassie Carlson
On this episode of "The Offseason," we look back at host Cassie Carlson's in-depth interview with Bears coach Ben Johnson at the NFL Combine in February. Johnson talked about his journey to becoming an NFL head coach, building a relationship with Caleb Williams, and what he learned from Jared Goff.
Plus, one-on-one interviews with new Bears defensive tackle Grady Jarrett and defensive backs coach Al Harris. Posted April 25, 2025 2:27pm CDT Chicago Area News Good Day Chicago FOX 32 Sports
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2 weeks ago | 
fox32chicago.com | Cassie Carlson
CHICAGO - Football has long been known for causing concussions—no matter what level you are playing at—and when it comes to youth sports, the CDC says boys tackle football has the highest rate. In a FOX 32 special report, Cassie Carlson looks at what sport is next in line when it comes to kids and concussions. "Obviously accidents do happen, but we try our best to not get hit in the head," said Alyssa Watson.
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2 weeks ago | 
sports.yahoo.com | Cassie Carlson
The BriefGirls soccer has the second-highest concussion rate in youth sports, according to the CDC. Experts say girls are more likely than boys to report concussions—and may be more vulnerable to them. Coaches and leagues are taking steps to limit head injuries while players continue to embrace the game. CHICAGO - Football has long been known for causing concussions—no matter what level you are playing at—and when it comes to youth sports, the CDC says boys tackle football has the highest rate.
