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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.

Soldier Of The Day Competition Fueling Bears Receivers

The first key to getting the most out of Chicago Bears wide receivers in 2017 is motivation. Seems the coaches have found a creative way to do just that.

Cody Whitehair Almost Accidentally Killed A Bears Rookie

Cody Whitehair is the consummate team player for the Chicago Bears, but in a physical sport like football there was bound to be one or two accidents.

Bears RB Coach Sees Two Former Stars In Jordan Howard

A new Jordan Howard comparison is out courtesy of his running backs coach. Will Bears fans like what they hear? Yes. Yes they will.

Mike Glennon Already Showing an Extra Dimension Jay Cutler Lacked

Jay Cutler was the best QB in 30 years for Chicago, but he had his flaws. A big one was revealed in Bears camp, ironically by a Mike Glennon hard count.

Chicago Bears Training Camp Stock Report After First Week

The first week of Chicago Bears training camp is in the books. Here's a stock report on the players who are gaining or losing ground so far.

Kyle Fuller Was Left For Dead. Now He’s Crushing Training Camp

The Kyle Fuller saga appeared almost over for the Chicago Bears. Now the young corner is poised for a career turnaround based on early camp impressions.

The Best QB-WR Combo of Bears Camp Is Also the Most Unlikely

Mitch Trubisky and Tanner Gentry were not even on the Bears roster in 2016, and yet their connection has taken early training camp by storm.

Early Camp Reports on Leonard Floyd Will Make QBs Very, Very Nervous

Don't be afraid to start the Leonard Floyd Pro Bowl conversations. Based on camp impressions, only further health problems will stop him in 2017.