Bears Football

JCuzzo22 asked:

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AGUSTIN

Choi yu asked:


I need a history fair idea and I’m mainly interested in football. I would like to do a history fair project on the Chicago Bears but I don’t know if it’s eligible. Please tell me if i would have enough information to do this project and if i could do this project. If so please tell me how I can do it and if not can you give me some other sports related history fair projects? ty. and please don’t give me anything like the BlackSox scandal because it seems to common

STEVE

Audrey Nolan asked:


The quarterback for the Chicago Bears, Kyle Orton was sidelined with an injury on Sunday’s game against the Detroit Lions at the end of the second quarter. Even though the team won the game 27-23, they are a little concerned about the injury that Orton is experiencing, which is an ankle sprain but they don’t know yet how bad it is yet. He was examined by doctors after the game but they said that he should be submitted to a MRI on Monday.

The game was going pretty well for the Bears, even though they also lost their emotion leader, Mike Brown, due to a calf injury in the same quarter. Orton was replaced by Rex Grossman, who was not well received by the fans, however, he made the winning pass for Rashied Davis to score the touchdown, but there where a lot of mistakes on his performance as well.

The team is expecting Orton to be back possibly in four weeks; they have to run more tests to be sure that there is no fracture since this type of injury is kind of serious. They also need to know how wide the roof is in the ankle sprain because depending on this, he could be treated with a boot or he may have to be submitted to surgery.

It doesn’t look that serious for Orton, but the Bears are taking all the necessary precautions so that he could be out the less time possible. It is for sure that he is going to miss this Sunday’s game against the Tennessee Titans and probably the next week game against the Green Bay Packers. It is not going to be easy to replace Orton in this two coming games but at least the Bears are not even considering bringing a new quarterback. The injury is not supposed to be season ending.

“To do that (bring a new quarter back), you would say that Kyle will be out for a long period of time,” Coach Lovie Smith said. “We’re not there. We’re evaluating an ankle injury. That’s about all we’re doing right now.”

Kyle Orton started his football career at the University of Purdue and is one of the only three Purdue quarterbacks that have started in three or more consecutive bowl games; he was the starter in the 2001 and 2002 Sun Bowls, the 2003 Capital One Bowl and the 2004 Sun Bowl. He started his professional career in 2005 right into the Bears starting lineup since former starter Rex Grossman was sidelined with an injury. During his first season with the team, the Bears won 10 of the fifteen games Orton started, but his rating as quarterback was not good. For the 2006 season Grossman was recovered and took the starter position again while Orton was sidelined for the whole season as third quarterback.

Nevertheless, his improvements and good performances during the 2007 preseason earned him the spot as starter once again at the end of the season.

In 2008 he signed a 1 year contract extension with the Bears and he was named as the starting quarter back of the season. As of last Sunday’s game, Kyle Orton has 10 touchdown passes, four interceptions and leads the Bears with a 4-3 record.



MYLES

Robert asked:


The team roster hasn’t seen any changes lately but there are plenty of rookies in the camp. The active roster, rookies and all, includes Anthony Adams (95) from Penn State, Mark Anderson (97) from Alabama, Devin Aromashodu (19) from Auburn, Ervin Baldwin (99) from Michigan State, Cody Balogh (79) from Montanan, Brett Basanez from Northwestern, Josh Beekman (67) from Boston College, Earl Bennett (85) from Vanderbilt, Marty Booker (86) from Louisiana-Monroe, Lance Briggs (55) from Arizona, John Broussard (15) from San Jose State, Alex Brown (96) from Florida, Dan Buenning (72) from Wisconsin, Rudy Burgess (14) from Arizona state, Desmond Clark (88) from Wake Forest, Joe Clermond (72) from Pittsburgh.

Jason Davis (43) from Illinois, Kellen Davis (87) from Michigan State, Rashied Davis (81) from San Jose State, Matt Forte (22) from Tulane, Gilbert Gardner (59) from Purdue, Roberto Garza from Texas A&M-Kingsville, Robbie Gould (9) from Penn State, Corey Graham (21) from New Hampshire, Rex Grossman from Florida, Marcus Hamilton from Virginia, Caleb Hanie from Colorado State, Tommie Harris from Oklahoma, Devin Hester from Miami, Hunter Hillenmeyer from Vanderbilt, Israel Idonije from Manitoba, Kevin Jones from Virginia Tech, Olin Kreutz from Washington, Joey LaRocque (90) from Oregon State, Brandon Lloyd from Illinois, Patrick Mannelly from Duke, Danieal Manning from Abilene Christian, Brad Maynard from Ball State, Trumaine McBride from Ole Miss, Jason McKie from Temple, Terrence Metcalf from Mississippi, Fontel Mines from Virginia, Adewale Ogunleye from Indiana, Greg Olsen from Miami, Kyle Orton from Purdue, Kevin Payne from Louisiana-Monroe, Adrian Peterson from Georgia Southern, Tyler Reed from Penn State, Brandon Rideau from Kansas, Marcus Riley from Fresno State, Nick Roach from Northwestern, John St. Clair from Virginia, Craig Steltz from LSU, John Tait from Brigham Young, Charles Tillman from Louisiana-Lafayette, Matt Toeaina Oregon, Brian Urlacher from New Mexico, Chris Williams from Vanderbilt, Jamar Williams from Arizona State, Garrett Wolfe from Northern Illinois and Cameron Worrell from Fresno State.

Although this past season wasn’t the best the Bears have ever had, when it came down to tackles, the top 10 achievers were Briggs with 91, Tillman with 81, Urlacher with 79, Payne with 73, Graham with 70, Brown with 57, Ogunleye with 48, Alex Brown with 42 and Harris with 33.

With the right guidance from the coaching team, the Bears are certain to be a force to be reckoned with. Coaches include head coach Lovie Smith, offensive coordinator Ron Turner, defensive coordinator Bob Babich, special teams coordinator Dave Toub, quarterbacks Pep Hamilton, running backs Tim Spencer, wide receivers Darryl Drake, tight ends Bob Boras, offensive line harry Hiestand, offensive line assistant Luke Butkus, offensive assistant Charles London, defensive line/assistant head coach Rod Marinelli, assistant defensive backs Gill Byrd, defensive backs Jon Hoke, strength and conditioning coordinator Rusty Jones, strength and conditioning assistant Jim Arthur, defensive assistant Eric Washington and assistant special teams Chris Tabor.

 



JERALD

Chang asked:


I would like to be able to download the Chicago Bears font for free and be able to type letters and numbers.

TERRANCE

Andre J asked:


Why, and give great details about it

You can also pick which other quarterbacks you would like to be on the Chicago Bears.

What do you think the Bears need now that they have Jay Cutler?

ERICH

Preston5445 asked:

All film is property of the National Football League and it’s network. The 1985 Chicago Bears were larger than life. They had in-your-face personalities. They boasted Hall of Fame-caliber players. But most importantly, the whole was greater than the sum of its parts. Chicago dominated opponents like few others. The Bears offense was a reflection of their hard-nosed head coach, Mike Ditka. First and foremost, Ditka liked to establish the run, with Walter Payton rushing for 1551 yards on 324 …

NOEL