Nicholas Moreano
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1 week ago |
beargoggleson.com | Nicholas Moreano
After watching Ben Johnson coach in last Wednesday's OTA practice inside the Walter Payton Center at Halas Hall, it’s clear the Chicago Bears head coach is fixated on details. He raised his voice, blew his whistle, and grimaced when players' alignments were off, the timing in the huddle was delayed, and after players ran the wrong route. If something was off, Johnson wanted to make those issues known and address them. "It's the way we're coaching every position right now,” Johnson said.
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1 week ago |
beargoggleson.com | Nicholas Moreano
Grady Jarrett spent his first decade in the NFL with the Atlanta Falcons, his hometown team. After Atlanta cut the veteran defensive lineman, the Chicago Bears were quick to sign him to a three-year, $42.75 million deal. Just ten days after joining his new team, Jarrett linked up with Montez Sweat, Gervon Dexter Sr., and Austin Booker in Miami to start building chemistry with each other.
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3 weeks ago |
beargoggleson.com | Nicholas Moreano
A week before OTAs begin for the Chicago Bears at Halas Hall, there has been plenty of talk about Caleb Williams. This isn't uncommon, especially since he's the Bears' starting quarterback. But most of the discussion around the 23-year-old isn't about the upcoming season or anything relevant now, but instead what the former USC Trojan thought about the Bears’ organization before the draft.
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1 month ago |
beargoggleson.com | Nicholas Moreano
Going into, during, and after the NFL Draft, the running back position has been a key discussion point with the Chicago Bears. General manager Ryan Poles couldn’t move up in the draft to take Boise State’s Ashton Jeanty or Ohio State’s TreVeyon Henderson. So, Poles listened to the team’s big board and waited until the seventh round to select Rutgers’ Kyle Monangai.
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1 month ago |
beargoggleson.com | Nicholas Moreano
With the NFL draft over, it’s time to look forward to the next event on the football calendar. For the Chicago Bears, that would be May 9-11 for rookie minicamp at Halas Hall. It won’t have the same excitement since first-round draft pick Colston Loveland is still recovering from shoulder surgery to repair an AC joint in January, so it’s unlikely he will participate on the field.
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