Rick Telander

After enduring a tumultuous 2024 season in the spotlight, the Sky must target a complete overhaul of their culture.

Chiefs superstar is a marvel whom the Bears could have had, but don’t discount Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts.

The Bears won the job-search derby by landing the hottest head-coaching prospect on the planet.

We’re as competitive, hardworking, virtuous, nasty and corrupt as anything anywhere. Sometimes the good guys win, sometimes the bad guys do. You can see it all in the Hall.

Williams is slow in recognizing developing pass routes. Not terribly slow but college-slow. That’s part of the reason he led the league in sacks taken with 68.

Old-school thinking, personified by Virginia McCaskey, is the principal reason the team finds itself in the position it’s in.

50 Cent’s album ‘‘Get Rich or Die Tryin’ ’’ ought to be on a loop in every Division I football locker room. It certainly should be at Colorado, the leader in college capitalism.

I was at Sports Illustrated and early in my career as a sportswriter when I was assigned to write about the then-NBA rookie, who died in May at 71 years old.

One thing’s for certain: Anyone with high aspirations joins the franchise at their own risk.

After rallying in the last minute of regulation to tie the score and winning the coin toss in overtime Sunday, all the Bears had to do was score a touchdown and the game would have been over. Of course, they didn’t.