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 Friday, Dec 28 At 41, Ryan Pace is still the NFL's youngest GM. But look closer and you'll notice a lot more salt than pepper in his finely coiffed hair. That's the effect, Rich Campbell writes, of tearing the Bears down to the studs — and mashing his own thumb with a hammer along the way. It's paid off, as the Bears are playoff-bound for the 1st time since the 2010 season. Playoffs? Oh, we're talking about playoffs: All the various No. 2 seed scenarios for Week 17, an answer to which wild-card foe to avoid and if/when the Bears should rest their starters vs. the Vikings. And here's something else to watch on Sunday … the return … of Kyle Long? Happy scoreboard watching! |   | |
| Blackhawks goalie Collin Delia might just be … the real deal: "I thought Delia was unreal in net and really held the fort for us," Patrick Kane said after the 5-2 win last night. The rookie had 46 saves so yeah, we're believers. |
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| Drue Tranquill is Notre Dame's only married player, exchanging vows in July: "Worked out on a Friday, had Saturday off and came back Sunday for Monday workouts." What's he have in store for Saturday's Cotton Bowl? |
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| When Fox won the NFL broadcast rights 25 years ago for $1.6 billion (that's billion with a b), they figured out the secret: Football is entertainment. The rest is hi$$$$tory. And, good business for other networks. |
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| From "RPO is the purest form of communism" to "All I've been doing is watching 'Walker, Texas Ranger'", Chicago sports figures said a lot in 2018. But hey, at least they were photogenic. Happy (almost) New Year! |
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