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Bears Place Gould On Season Ending Injured Reserve; Sign Mare To Replace Him

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The Chicago Bears announced on Tuesday that they placed kicker Robbie Gould on the injured reserve with a season-ending calf injury. Gould suffered the calf inury during pregame warmups against the Vikings on Sunday. Olindo Mare was signed on to replace Gould after beating out Billy Cundiff and Neil Rackers in a tryout at Halas [...]

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Final Thoughts: Bears Have To Build Off Victory Over Panthers

Left, Chicago Bears wide receiver Brandon Marshall (15) congratulates Chicago Bears tight end Kellen Davis (87) after his touchdown against the Carolina Panthers during the second half of their game at Soldier Field, in Chicago, on Sunday, October 28, 2012.      (Nuccio DiNuzzo/Chicago Tribune)

The Chicago Bears couldn’t afford a slip up on Sunday in what was considered a very winnable game against the Carolina Panthers. But what seemed to be an easy game on paper turned out to be a dogfight for the Bears in the end. It was nice to see quarterback Jay Cutler put his team [...]

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Game Recap: Gould Bails Out Bears In 23-22 Win Over Panthers

The Chicago Bears bench celebrates as Robbie Gould hits a last-second field goal to defeat the Carolina Panthers 23-22 on Sunday, Oct. 28, 2012 at Soldier Field. (Brian Cassella/Chicago Tribune)

Total yards (416 to 210), time of possession (36 to 23) and third down conversions, (nine to two). Those numbers indicate how badly the Carolina Panthers outplayed the Chicago Bears on Sunday at Soldier Field. But the two final numbers that mattered were 23-22, which was the final score in favor of the Bears. The Bears know [...]

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Game Recap: Offense Shines in Bears’ Win Against the Redskins

Last Thursday night’s loss to the Denver Broncos had Bears fans panicking over its stagnant offense while Saturday night’s 33-31 victory over the Washington Redskins gave fans its first glimpse of its new potent offense. A week after sitting out the opener, Jay Cutler wasted no time getting reacquainted with his old pal Brandon Marshall, [...]

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Links Of The Day: Cullen Jenkins Availability, Robbie Gould’s Optimism and Hall Of Fame Game News

Quick Hits: News is slow this off-season for the NFL and the Bears, but hopefully all of that changes with the talks of the lock-out being close to over. Here’s the links of the day for all you Chicago bears fans out there: Hub Arkush talks about Cullen Jenkins possible move to the Windy City http://www.chicagofootballtalk.com/sfnadmin/feeditem/hub-arkush-hears-cullen-jenkins-bears-might-have-deal-place [...]

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Bears Look Special In 48-24 Victory Over Detroit

If you take a look at the box score from this game, you would think that the Detroit Lions won the game. The Lions had 25 first downs (eight more than the Bears), 308 passing yards (183 more than the Bears) and had the ball for 36 minutes (13 minutes more than the Bears). So, [...]

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Did You Know? 9-21-09

Did you know that the Bears last three victories have all come from the leg of kicker Robbie Gould. Gould kicked a 35 yard field goal in a 27-24 victory over the New Orleans Saints last year on December 11th, then kicked a 38 yard field goal in overtime to beat the Green Bay Packers [...]

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Robbie Gould Clutch In Shocker Over Defending Champs

The Bears stunned the Pittsburgh Steelers tonight. They watched Steelers kicker Jeff Reed miss two huge field goals. Robbie Gould was clutch again with his game winning 44 yard field goal with 20 seconds left. Players like Johnny Knox, Kellen Davis, Greg Olsen, and Devin Hester all stepped up on offense. Hunter Hillenmeyer, Lance Briggs, [...]

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Good as Gould Again

My first Soldier Field experience turned out to be a success. Not only was it the coldest (-2) Bears game in history at kickoff, but they also defeated their most hated rival the Green Bay Packers 20-17. The Bears were trailing 14-3 at half to the 5-9 Packers and basically did nothing offensively. They adjusted [...]

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Good as Gould Again

My first Soldier Field experience turned out to be a success. Not only was it the coldest (-2) Bears game in history at kickoff, but they also defeated their most hated rival the Green Bay Packers 20-17. The Bears were trailing 14-3 at half to the 5-9 Packers and basically did nothing offensively. They adjusted [...]

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