Mark Potash is a reporter/editor at the Chicago Sun-Times. A native Chicagoan, he has dedicated his career to covering team sports, particularly the Chicago Bears, and has been a prominent voice in sports journalism since 1987. Mark's work has been featured in Knowledia, the Chicago Sun-Times, and the Reading Eagle Company.
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Mark Potash's coverage is heavily focused on local sports, particularly football and the Chicago Bears. His articles seem to revolve around event coverage, evolving stories, and announcements related to these topics.
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Combination of good coaching, good play and good fortune reason they are where they are.
By: Jason Lieser, Mark Potash, Steve Greenberg
The Sun-Times' experts make their picks for the prime-time game Sunday in San Francisco (7:20 p.m., NBC 5):
Time of possession could play a major role in deciding the outcome
Matchup against loaded and motivated 49ers just what the Bears need ahead of postseason gauntlet
By: Mark Potash
For Bears fans of almost any age, it's a brand of football they've only seen from the wrong side: the fear of giving the other quarterback too much time. This is like a new toy.
By: Mark Potash
The “on to Detroit” tack is an odd quirk for a coach who has spent 24 years in the NFL, including six seasons as a head coach, without winning six Super Bowls.
By: Mark Potash
Johnson opened his tenure as the Bears’ coach with a shot at Matt LaFleur and now has to back it up with the Bears’ playoff lives on the line. The football gods hear everything.
By: Patrick Finley, Jackson, Jason Lieser
The Sun-Times' experts make their picks for the wild-card round rivalry game against the Packers on Saturday night at Soldier Field (7 p.m., Fox 32/Amazon Prime Video):
By: Mark Potash
The defense has always been the Bears' best hope in the playoffs. In fact, the defense has ranked in the top 10 for every playoff appearance (14 of them) since 1979, except for the 2020 COVID season.
By: Mark Potash
The Packers have had a voodoo curse on the Bears through most of the Aaron Rodgers era and into the Jordan Love era. But this time, it was the Bears and Caleb Williams who willed themselves to an unlikely victory.
