Josh Sunderbruch is a journalist based in Chicago, Illinois, specializing in local sports coverage. He writes for Windy's Bar, providing in-depth analysis and commentary on the Chicago Bears and other local sports teams. With a keen understanding of the city's sports culture, Josh aims to provide readers with insightful and engaging articles about their favorite teams.
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Josh Sunderbruch's focus is heavily centered on sports, particularly football and the NFL, with a specific emphasis on the Chicago Bears. His coverage attributes indicate that he frequently covers announcements and industry-specific news related to these topics.
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The Bears and Jaguars meet in London and our crew breaks down how Chicago can win.
By: Aaron Leming, Josh Sunderbruch, Mongo Peanut, Jacob Infante, Sam Householder, Bryan Orenchuk
Fresh off the bye week our group of writers looks at what the Bears need to do to win against the Commanders.
Cole Kmet was in attendance with his quarterback
By: Josh Sunderbruch, Sam Householder, Lester A. Wiltfong Jr., Bryan Orenchuk, Jeff Berckes, Erik Christopher Duerrwaechter
In this three-part series, Windy City Gridiron talks about the newest head coach for the Chicago Bears
While there are five games left to play in the 2024 season, there’s still the question of next year—and whether or not Thomas Brown has a chance of heading Chicago in the future.
In order to be worth a top ten pick, a player needs to be one of the best players at his position in the class. Is #58 living up to the investment made in him?
The Chicago quarterback is fostering hope in youth as well as in Chicago.
By: Sam Householder, Josh Sunderbruch, Bryan Orenchuk, Jacob Infante, Ken Mitchell
Our crew is begging the Bears to just put some kind of effort into this game.
By: Sam Householder, Jacob Infante, Josh Sunderbruch, Ken Mitchell, Bryan Orenchuk
The Bears host the Lions Sunday but our crew is doing some holiday shopping for the Bears.
The Chicago Bears have a problem on their offensive line and they have for far too long. It’s only getting worse, but 2025 will be an inflection point.
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