Patrick Finley is a Journalist at the Chicago Sun-Times, where he covers the Bears and the NFL. With a strong background in sports journalism, he explores themes related to competitive sports, professional sports, and sports broadcasting. Patrick has been featured in the Arizona Daily Star and is also an adjunct professor at DePaul University.
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Patrick Finley focuses almost exclusively on local sports, particularly the Chicago Bears football team and NFL in general. His coverage includes announcements, event coverage, and evolving stories related to these topics.
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He had 3,561 receiving yards over four seasons with the team
The Bears will wear them once this season: on Christmas Day against the Packers.
By: Patrick Finley
Burden hurt his groin earier this month.
The Bears must whittle their roster down Sunday.
The Sun-Times' Patrick Finley and Brian Sandalow agreed on the best two and the worst three; in between, Finley preferred the Bears, and Sandalow the Packers and Titans.
By: Patrick Finley
NFL commissioner Roger Goodell confirmed Wednesday that he recently met with Illinois officials about a potential Bears stadium.
By: Patrick Finley
The Bears want Williams to get better in the red zone. As training camp wound to a close Thursday, Johnson said he was excited about exactly that.
By: Patrick Finley
Tate's love for Jay Cutler, Matt Forte and wide receiver Brandon Marshall came from his father.
Things got a touch out of control in Thursday's practice. The Bears conclude the preseason on Saturday.
By: Patrick Finley
Whenever Rhattigan’s NFL career ends, he owes his country five years of military service.
