2010 Preview: How the Chicago Bears Can Win This Season
Published by John Berardi on July 12, 2010
Article Source: Bleacher Report - Chicago Bears
It’s just weeks before the start of training camp and activity for the Chicago Bears is rightfully scarce.
There are many things to be excited about at the season draws closer and there are plenty of questions that have yet to be answered.
Only time will give us the answers we are all dying to know. If the Bears want to have a successful season, there are a number of things that must happen.
Chris Harris must play STRONG safety. He has definitely lost a step and does not cover as much ground as he once did. Also he is good at stopping the run.
Tommie Harris must be at his former Pro-bowl level.
Julius Peppers must play like he did during nationally televised games in Carolina every game.
Frank Omiyale has to be a solid right tackle for the Martz system to be effective.
If Zack Bowman is going to be at the top of the CB depth chart, he better learn how to cover much better.
Matt Forte needs to be back to his rookie form.
Jay Cutler needs to make smarter decisions and put more touch on his throws.
The new Mike Martz offense must click early and be effective on the ground as well as through the air.
The defense must stay healthy.
Devin Aromashodu needs to be on the field early and often.
Now, I am in no way saying the Bears will go 16-0 this year. I am going to break down each game and explain how I could see the Bears winning each one. In order for these assumptions to hold water, the Bears must conquer this hefty list (which is possible) to have a successful 2010 season.
