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Bland, but beautiful
Tribune staff reporterIt was neither a thing of beauty nor a monstrosity. It was something in the middle. And, after all, that is where most folks figure the Bears to finish this season. But for opening day at Soldier Field, the Bears could not have done much more to energize...Tags: Chicago Bears, NFL Preseason, Soldier Field, Sports, Hardy Nickerson
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Fit-to-hit Bears become misfits
Tribune staff reporterIf, as advertised, this Bears team is fit to hit, they must be leaving their best plays on the practice field. For the second straight week, the Bears turned in a half-day's work, stumbling to the finish line against the previously winless New York...Tags: New York Giants, Sean Landeta, Soldier Field, Howard Cross, Football
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Luck, pluck with Bears
Tribune staff reporterOminous dark clouds scudded overhead and driving rain bursts and swirling winds whistled through Joe Robbie Stadium, creating eerie special effects for the Bears and Miami Dolphins to perform in the theater of the bizarre. Maybe the victory was a fluke....Tags: National Football Conference, Stranger Than Fiction, University of Miami, John Thierry, Jerry Fontenot
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10-point win definitely no 10
Tribune staff reporterThe Bears of late have been in no position to rate their victories. Savor them, yes. Cherish them, maybe. Count them on one hand, most definitely. Sunday's 41-31 keepsake over the pass-happy Atlanta Falcons evened the Bears' record at 2-2 in the closest...Tags: National Football Conference, Walter Payton, Soldier Field, Atlanta Falcons, Football
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Mcmahon still steals the show
Tribune staff reporterThe final score of Saturday night's meaningless preseason game will soon be forgotten. But the image of Jim McMahon in a San Diego Chargers uniform, completing his first pass against his former Bears teammates, will be frozen forever in the minds of 60,...Tags: Jim Harbaugh, Chicago Bears, Jim McMahon, Mike Ditka, NFL Preseason
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Sack-happy Bears still sweat it out
Tribune staff reporterConfusion was bound to reign in Sunday's Bears-Tampa Bay game. After all, the teams feature three prominent players with the last name of Thomas, three Andersons and two Davises. By the time you get that straightened out, consider that each team has a...Tags: National Football Conference, New York Giants, Vinny Testaverde, Jerry Fontenot, Tampa Bay Buccaneers
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Bills bring Bears to Earth
Tribune staff reporterThe Bills came due Sunday afternoon, and the Bears paid a heavy price. Mental mistakes and aggressive miscues finally caught up with the Bears, and Buffalo made them pay for every indiscretion. After taking a 7-6 lead with 12 seconds left in the first...Tags: Crimes, National Football Conference, Jim Kelly, Soldier Field, Detroit Lions
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Defense, Walsh rise again
Tribune staff reporterThere will be bigger games, in bigger arenas with bigger consequences. But for this Sunday, the Bears' 20-13 victory over the Buffalo Bills was, well, really big. A Soldier Field crowd of 62,406 watched an unpredictable Bears team, which was embarrassed...Tags: National Football Conference, Jeff Burris, Jim Kelly, Soldier Field, New York Jets
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Ditka: Bears are in disarray
Tribune staff reporterTentativeness and Timidity, two players not listed in your Bears program, were a couple of fourth-quarter replacements Sunday for Aggressiveness and Audacity. At least that's how coach Mike Ditka viewed those two culprits who betrayed the legacy of the...Tags: National Football Conference, Quarterly or Semiannual Financial Statements, Soldier Field, National Football League, Kenny Jackson
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Road scholars
Tribune staff reporterRoad 'dogs. The Bears love that role. Send them on the road, tell them they have no chance to win. Push them to the brink of extinction. And then watch them respond. They were underdogs at Miami in November and knocked off the AFC East champions. They...Tags: National Football Conference, Jack Del Rio, Qadry Ismail, Jay Leeuwenburg, National Football League
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Bears, Wannstedt in 'W' column at last
Tribune staff reporterThe Tampa Bay Buccaneers, the NFL's antidote for whatever ails your favorite team, helped the Bears out of their malaise Sunday at Soldier Field. The Bears, now 1-2, took advantage of virtually every opportunity the winless Bucs provided them en route to...Tags: Walter Payton, Jim Harbaugh, Chicago Bears, Jerry Fontenot, Soldier Field
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Bears sack the Pack
Tribune staff reporterIf the Bears hadn't tantalized their fans with a 4-0 start last season before self-destructing, Sunday's 31-13 dismantling of the despised Green Bay Packers might give rise to unbridled enthusiasm. Encouragement? Optimism? Hopefulness? Maybe. Those...Tags: National Football Conference, Jim Harbaugh, Chicago Bears, Mike Ditka, Soldier Field
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