By: Ryan Taylor The Chicago Bulls have been anything but consistent with what the media and its fans expected this season. They’ve led the Eastern Conference, lost six games in a row, went through a rampage of Covid, had plenty of injuries, and have two MVP candidates. Yet, the Bulls are going into the all-starContinue reading “Chicago Bulls Surprises and Disappointments at the All-Star Break”
Should the Bears go after Julio Jones?
By: Ryan Taylor Allen Robinson is officially out of the building, Chicago. The Bears’ number one option for the last four years was picked up by the defending Super Bowl champions, Los Angeles Rams, to link up with Matthew Stafford. Nevertheless, the Bears are left with a lot of puzzle pieces to move around. TheyContinue reading “Should the Bears go after Julio Jones?”
Are the Bulls a playoff-ready team?
By: RYAN TAYLOR The Chicago Bulls’ season this year can perfectly be described as serendipitous. DeMar DeRozan is an MVP candidate, Ayo Dosunmu could result on the All-Rookie team and the Bulls have held the first spot in the Eastern Conference for long stretches. However, one must contend with the idea that the Bulls mayContinue reading “Are the Bulls a playoff-ready team?”
Dear Pittsburgh Steelers Fans: Mitch Trubisky 101
By: Ryan Taylor Mitch Trubisky is officially a potential predecessor of Ben Roethlisberger. The former NVP (Nickelodeon’s Valuable Player… I love that) is signing a two-year deal with the Steelers for around $7 million per year – relatively good value for Trubisky. After spending four years in Chicago, notably making a Pro-Bowl appearance in 2018,Continue reading “Dear Pittsburgh Steelers Fans: Mitch Trubisky 101”
Ryan’s Bulls Notebook (2/28/22)
The Bulls are back from the All-Star break, ready to tackle the last 20-something games of the season. You’ve probably heard the common tidbits with the Bulls back in action, but I’ll rattle a few off to make sure you’ve got them for your next Bulls-related conversation. The Bulls have the second-hardest strength of scheduleContinue reading “Ryan’s Bulls Notebook (2/28/22)”
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