Post by JABF on May 10, 2023 10:00:01 GMT -6
Article after article, and podcast after podcast, we are seeing the Bears' being respected for their off-season moves this year. It's been years since I can remember getting this much love from the sports media people. This particular article is from Sports Illustrated that has been brutal about the Bears in recent years - LOL, I think hell just froze over :-)
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MVP Candidate Leading Much-Improved Team
Analysts from across the web have seen big things ahead for the Bears, including
The Bears are reaping the hype reward from an offseason of constant motion by GM Ryan Poles.
They're being labeled everything from drastically improved to having a quarterback who should be in the running for MVP.
The33rdteam.com, the same website that thought they should trade Justin Fields in the past, has the Bears as the second most improved team in the NFL. Even more surprising, it's former Packers wide receiver Greg Jennings who is reported to have authored this notion.
"The Chicago Bears made a key decision prior to the draft, deciding to build the team around QB Justin Fields," Jennings says. "When they traded out of having the No. 1 pick, it made a statement right out of the gate that the Bears (were) Fields' team."
MVP Candidate Leading Much-Improved Team
Analysts from across the web have seen big things ahead for the Bears, including
The Bears are reaping the hype reward from an offseason of constant motion by GM Ryan Poles.
They're being labeled everything from drastically improved to having a quarterback who should be in the running for MVP.
The33rdteam.com, the same website that thought they should trade Justin Fields in the past, has the Bears as the second most improved team in the NFL. Even more surprising, it's former Packers wide receiver Greg Jennings who is reported to have authored this notion.
"The Chicago Bears made a key decision prior to the draft, deciding to build the team around QB Justin Fields," Jennings says. "When they traded out of having the No. 1 pick, it made a statement right out of the gate that the Bears (were) Fields' team."
