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.
As an avid reporter of evolving stories in football with a significant emphasis on event coverage and announcements around teams and players' futures, Chris may be interested in pitches offering exclusive insights into behind-the-scenes activities or upcoming events that are critical for fans or have broader implications for the sport.
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The Bears and the Vikings were in similar situations back in January 2022, and the head coach hirings they made then set them on different trajectories in the years to come.
By: Chris Emma
In his second week in his new role, Bears offensive coordinator Thomas Brown continues to prioritize creating a scheme that caters to the strengths of his players.
By: Chris Emma
Bears running back D’Andre Swift (groin) and receiver Keenan Allen (ankle) are each questionable to play against the Minnesota Vikings on Sunday.
Chicago Bears running back D’Andre Swift and wide receiver Keenan Allen are each officially active for Sunday’s game against the Minnesota Vikings.
Chicago Bears rookie quarterback Caleb Williams delivered a strong individual performance, though it came in a 30-27 overtime loss to the Minnesota Vikings on Sunday at Soldier Field.
By: Chris Emma
If one play could summarize the Bears’ disorganization in head coach Matt Eberflus’ tenure in Chicago, it came in the third quarter of an eventual 30-27 overtime loss to the Vikings on Sunday.
By: Chris Emma
New offensive coordinator Thomas Brown can’t save the Bears’ lost season, but he’s giving rookie quarterback Caleb Williams a greater chance to have success, and that’s paramount moving forward.
By: Chris Emma
After a big midseason change by the Bears, rookie quarterback Caleb Williams and recently promoted offensive coordinator Thomas Brown continue to grow in their working relationship.
Riding a five-game losing streak, the Bears (4-7) will square off against the NFC-leading Lions (10-1) on Thursday at Ford Field in Detroit.
The Bears have ruled out guard Ryan Bates (concussion) and safety Elijah Hicks (ankle) for their game against the Detroit Lions on Thursday.
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