Awful Announcing
"You don't have a kicker, a reliable kicker that you're going to need those points from after some of those turnovers...I think the kicking question is really big right now in Chicago, and I think that might be a problem for them this season."
Typically the NFL’s regular season opener is a Thursday spotlight for the defending Super Bowl champions. That tradition...
Cody Parkey had a bad year. His game-ending miss last Sunday wasn't an isolated incident.
After NBC talked about Parkey hitting uprights, he did just that (and added the crossbar too). They then showed a montage of his uprights hit this season.
Jeff Joniak really gets into the spirit as he describes Chicago's NFC North division win.
The Bears might end up with at least one more flex down the stretch, too.
The Sept. 23 photo of "Nagy" that's actually of Helfrich has spread across newspapers and digital sites, with no one seemingly noticing until now.
There was plenty of time for a music video from Cheat Codes, though.
The Bears' first preseason game will be shown nationally; Amin will call games two through four, while Brandt will call the fifth game (and in more of a discussion-leading role).
This will be Helfrich's first job on a NFL staff.
The Fathom Events showing will also include an exclusive panel discussion with players.
The "custom note text here" may be an accurate commentary on the amount of interest in Bears-Bengals.
372,000 people watched Bears-Packers on Amazon Prime for at least 30 seconds, and 1.6 million people apparently "initiated a stream" of the Thursday Night Football game.
We must have been watching a different game.
Mike Glennon continues to play like Mike Glennon.
