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Articles by

Erik Lambert

I’m a football writer with more than 15 years covering the Chicago Bears. I hold a master’s degree in the Teaching of Writing from Columbia College Chicago, and my work on Sports Mockery has earned more than twenty million views. I focus on providing analysis, context, and reporting on Bears strategy, roster decisions, and team developments, and I’ve shared insight on 670 The Score, ESPN 1000, and football podcasts in the U.S. and Europe.

Mitch Trubisky Was Pissed Following Bears Win over Carolina

Most Chicago Bears players were thrilled about their first back-to-back victory in almost two years. Mitch Trubisky was not one of them.

Proof the Chicago Bears Are Not Adjusting to Help Trubisky

The Chicago Bears coaching staff is celebrating a victory, but not all of them should be. A good portion deserve criticism for how they've handled Trubisky.

Facts That Make the Eddie Jackson Performance Even Crazier

The Eddie Jackson performance against Carolina was one for the ages in Bears history, and new revelations show just how incredible it was.

Yes the Bears Won and Yes John Fox Still Needs to Go

Only a coach like John Fox can make fans feels bittersweet about a Chicago Bears victory, and that's because nothing has really changed.

Top 2018 Wide Receiver Begs the Bears To Draft Him

The Chicago Bears wide receivers are a hollowed out wreck. That said one top receiver in the 2018 draft class would love to correct the problem.

Bears Openly Admit They Handcuffed Trubisky Before He Became Starter

The Mitch Trubisky development plan is the most important mission for this Chicago Bears coaching staff and they just let slip how they're screwing it up.

Peyton Manning Had Great Advice for Bears on Building a Winner

The Chicago Bears need all the helpful advice they can get on their quest to building a winning team, and Peyton Manning was happy to oblige.

Brian Urlacher Begs The Bears To Do The Unthinkable

Brian Urlacher only wants what's best for the Chicago Bears. He always has. However in this case he may need to throttle it back.