Top Ten Standouts from Last Night's Bears Game

He may only be in because of the MASH unit that is the Bears secondary, but Trumaine McBride looked awful on Sunday night. Between poor coverage and a clipping penalty on a punt, McBride only further illustrated that this group is the one we should be worried about.


If the Bears can get this guy playing like it's 2005 again, this defensive line could actually mount an effective pass rush. Here's to hoping that sack was just one of many to come.


I understand that the league is trying to protect its quarterbacks, but there's no way Alex Brown should have been penalized for his hit on Tom Brandstater.


Why is Tommie Harris even on the field if he can't even play without a noticeable limp? We've been force fed this line about how he's the key to our defense and yet, they throw him out there when it's obvious Tommie is still injured.


Too many times we watched as Cutler was pressured by Elvis Dumervil thanks to Orlando Pace looking more like a turnstyle than a future Hall of Fame tackle.


When Lovie had his starters lining up on defense, the Broncos couldn't get much done and he's got to get some of the credit for that. I'm still not entirely sold on this idea and shutting down a team without its starting quarterback or Brandon Marshall on the field takes a little bit of luster off of the showing.

But the D is definitely showing signs of life and that's a very good thing.


Is it me or does Chris Collinsworth have a Chicago sized man-crush on Greg Olsen?


After a slow start due to poor field position and a shower of boos that shook the entire stadium, Cutler found his way and ended up having a decent night. He's made a throw that makes you say wow at least once a game.


This kid certainly doesn't look like a sophomore slump in his future. He made a great touchdown grab across the middle and seems primed for another big year in a Bears uniform.