Chris Emma is an Independent Account Executive who writes for CBS Radio and Marquee Sports Network. Chris covers a variety of sports topics, with a focus on the Chicago Cubs and Chicago Bears. His articles provide insights into team moves, player performances, and coaching decisions.
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Chris Emma's coverage overwhelmingly focuses on sports, particularly football and the Chicago Bears. Given this focus, he would likely be most receptive to pitches related to the NFL, especially those concerning the Chicago Bears team, its players, coaching staff, and developments within the organization.
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By: Chris Emma
Bears rookie quarterback Caleb Williams shared how he attempts to stay positive amid Chicago’s eight-game losing streak and a difficult first year in the NFL.
The scuffling Bears (4-10) will look to snap their eight-game losing streak when they host the Lions (12-2) on Sunday at Soldier Field. Kickoff is set for noon CT.
By: Chris Emma
Bears left tackle Braxton Jones took a step forward in his recovery Thursday, though he hasn’t yet cleared the concussion protocol after missing Chicago’s loss at Minnesota on Monday.
By: Chris Emma
As the Bears have embarked on a coaching search, they need to create stability for quarterback Caleb Williams. Current Lions offensive coordinator Ben Johnson could be just the one to provide it.
By: Chris Emma
The Caleb Williams-Rome Odunze connection has been a bright spot in the Bears’ difficult season. They’ve connected for 51 completions, 701 yards and three touchdowns as rookies in 2024.
Chicago Bears left guard Teven Jenkins remains sidelined from the team’s practice on Tuesday as he continues to deal with a lingering calf injury.
The Bears (4-11) will be looking to snap a nine-game losing streak when they host the Seahawks (8-7) on Thursday at Soldier Field, with kickoff set for 7:15 p.m. CT.
The Chicago Bears must make adjustments for their starting offensive line after ruling out left guard Teven Jenkins (calf) and placing left tackle Braxton Jones (ankle) on injured reserve.
There was nothing positive to glean from the Bears’ 10th consecutive loss, nor was there any hope to be found in it for the future. In a Bears season full of disappointing performances and misery, this was the most repulsive game of them all.
By: Chris Emma
After a 6-3 loss to the Seahawks, Bears rookie quarterback Caleb Williams explained that he understands the booing and frustration of the team’s fan base.
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