The ReadJack.com Chicago Bears Random Game Of The Past of the Week

Marcus Robinson, seen here getting it done in '99.

Big shout to youtuber dross… the man’s got miles of St. Louis and Missouri related sports games in full, including this 1999 laugher from Week 16: Rams 34, Bears 12. Love watching old games in full, ESPECIALLY from Forgotten Magic Seasons. Since 1991, these would include, (in order of appearance) —

The readjack.com All-Bears Post-Ditka Team: WIDE RECEIVER

READJACK.com presents…
The readjack.com All-Bears Post-Ditka Team
September 30, 2009: WIDE RECEIVER

Is Curtis Conway the best receiver in the Post-Ditka Era? The Committee says yes.

FLANKER-Curtis Conway
SPLIT END-Marty Booker

In contention: Bernard Berrian, Marty Booker, Curtis Conway, Bobby Engram, Jeff Graham, Muhsin Muhammad, Marcus Robinson

From February 3, 2008: a look back at Super Bowl XLI

On the John

ONE YEAR LATER…a look back at Super Bowl XLI

Originally completed February 3, 2008

The outlook wasn't brilliant for the Chicago 53 that day...

One year later, here’s what I remember.

I remember…

…waking up and showering. Both were swift.

…putting on my Soldier Field game day best: Marcus Robinson jersey, blue warm up pants, blue Pumas with orange laces (bought specifically), and Bears hat, the baseball cap rather than the winter wool one. In addition to this dress, I remember being very excited as I put my homemade GROSSMAN handband on. I felt this was important for two reasons: support of our quarterback, a nationally-battered player, and as a rather fitting homage.

The readjack.com All-Bears Post-Ditka Team: RETURN MAN

READJACK.com presents…
The readjack.com All-Bears Post-Ditka Team
September 21, 2009: RETURN MAN

In 2006 and 2007, nothing was more exciting than Devin Hester returning a kick.

KICK RETURNER-Devin Hester (for now)
PUNT RETURNER-Devin Hester

In contention: Jerry Azumah, Devin Hester, Danieal Manning, Ahmad Merritt, R.W. McQuarters, Glyn Milburn

Bear Down and Get Some Runs, best-of: Man’s Great Equalizer

 

The troughs at Soldier Field were never this dirty…but you get the idea.

Man’s Great Equalizer

Revised for an IDS column, Sept. 5, 2003

The joy of watching good playoff football usually comes with the pain of knowing that your team isn’t good enough to get there. And when you watch the Chicago Bears, the pain of knowing that your team isn’t good enough to get there is augmented by the pain of knowing that maybe your team would be good enough to get there if only management knew what they were doing. Most of the Bears teams of the past fifteen years have been teams that suffered from the same problems: an inability to win close games (coaching and quarterbacks), and an inability to run a team and evaluate talent.

Bear Down and Get Some Runs, best-of: January 2, 2005

January 2, 2005

Bears-Packers is SERIOUS.

Is there anything better than attending a Bears-Packers game? Man it’s exciting. Meghan and I went to Soldier Field today to watch (insert John Facenda voiceover here) the Chicago Bears take on the Green Bay Packers, and even a goo-ball of a Bears performance couldn’t hamper our enjoyment.