Brendan Sugrue is a Marketing Manager Events with a focus on national sports coverage in the United States. He writes for USA TODAY and Yahoo Sports Canada, covering NFL power rankings, player analysis, and reactions from fans on social media. His work has also been featured in Yahoo Sports and BVM Sports.
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Brendan Sugrue's coverage is predominantly focused on the National Football League (NFL) and specifically on the Chicago Bears. His articles often include Twitter reactions, event coverage, and announcements related to football.
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The Bears lost defensive tackle Andrew Billings with a chest injury vs. the Cardinals.
Bears quarterback Caleb Williams suffered an ankle injury in 29-9 loss vs. Cardinals, according to head coach Matt Eberflus.
The Bears finally move on from guard Nate Davis and fans are relieved with the decision.
brendan sugrue, bears wire The Matt Eberflus-led Chicago Bears are masterful when it comes to snatching defeat from the jaws of victory.
brendan sugrue, bears wire It's safe to say the Thomas Brown era for the Chicago Bears could have started out on a better note.
brendan sugrue, bears wire The Chicago Bears finally stopped the bleeding against the San Francisco 49ers, and it was all thanks to Caleb Williams and Rome Odunze.
brendan sugrue, bears wire It's been a few weeks since the Chicago Bears fired head coach Matt Eberflus, and now that the dust is starting
brendan sugrue, bears wire There will be no playoff football for the Chicago Bears this season.
By: Brendan Sugrue
Just when you thought Aaron Rodgers was done with Bears defenders, Adrian Colbert reveals he took an interesting "trip" with the QB.
Lions OC Ben Johnson got to see Caleb Williams up close twice this season, and the rookie QB didn't disappoint.
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