Kahlil Bell

In a game without much to praise, Kahlil Bell shined thanks to an offensive line that blocked extraordinarily well. I won’t say Bell was outstanding though, as he did fumble twice. Lucky for him the second of those fumbles came at the goal line, where Edwin Williams was alert enough to snag it for Chicago’s first touchdown. A garbage pass to Kellen Davis late accounted for our only other TD. Luckily Robbie Gould made it a slightly more respectable score by hitting three of his four field goals.

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that awful replay would indicate.

-Hanie had a not shitty throw in the second quarter as he found Kahlil Bell on the outside for a 25 yard touchdown pass for the offense’s only points of the game. Yeah. His touchdown celebration was pretty fun though.  

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Wolfe: Round 4, FIGHT!

Running backs Kahlil Bell and Garrett Wolfe are in a throw-down for the third down running back spot. It's all but assured Wolfe is gone, but he should get a lot of opportunities tonight to impress other teams around the league.

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That was never in question. The real competition tonight and next week is between Kahlil Bell and Garrett Wolfe for the third running back slot. Wolfe has always been an ace on special teams, but his production on offense hasn't proven worth his third-round selection. He's in real danger of losing his job to Bell and finishing his tenure with the Bears. We've even heard that GM Jerry Angelo has talked to a few teams about gauging their trade interest in Wolfe. Unless he shows something special, Wolfe looks to be on the way out and Bell on the way up.

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many short punts) for a safety will not please ST coach Dave Toub.

-Good battle going on between Kahlil Bell and Garrett Wolfe for the third running back spot. Wolfe has the edge in special teams but Bell seems to have the more significant offensive impact. There's some great competition here.

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