Earl Bennett

Louis secondary. Devin Hester made his best catch of the season and Earl Bennett caught his first career touchdown.

Despite the win, the Bears only beat the Rams by eight measly points. They failed to score in the second or fourth quarters and simply held off a completely inept offense. If Marc Bulger had been under center for the Rams, the outcome would have been significantly different. That's something to remember. Kyle Boller was awful and couldn't help out running back Steven Jackson one bit. I can't say much about the defense. They sacked Boller three times and held him to under 100 yards passing. Jamar Williams was the stand-out of the day, racking up 18 tackles in place of Lance Briggs.

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Greg Olsen had his best game of the season, with three grabs in the end zone. Earl Bennett continues to impress me with his acrobatic catches in the midst of traffic. Despite this season’s less than memorable start, some playmakers can be found on the roster, answering one of the questions going into this season. 

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A game for a Bear defense without creating a turnover is an aberration, so that is sure to change. Earl Bennett sure impressed me with his team-high seven receptions, and Devin Hester scored on a play that a number one wide receiver should make. Forte will touch the ball earlier and more often in subsequent games, as Ron Turner should be eased off his recent “pass-happy” nature. Chicago outgained the Pack 352 to 226 and held them to only 76 yards rushing. Feel good about that.

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Who are my wide receivers? I’m sure Lovie Smith will tell me Earl Bennett second on the depth chart, followed by some combination of Devin Aromashodu, Johnny Knox, Rashied Davis, Brandon Rideau and Juaquin Iglesias. (In that order as far as I’m concerned.)

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Including first round picks Jay Cutler and Chris Williams as well as third round picks Earl Bennett and D.J. Moore. Coming off a winning season though has Commodores entering uncharted waters h

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