Unfortunately, the Chicago Bears’ 3-13 record in 2016 was their worst season in franchise history since the implementation of the 16-game season. Primarily, injuries to key players was the reason for this, forcing the team to constantly mix-and-match personnel throughout the year, never giving the ball club time to develop any type of chemistry.
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As a result, some changes have been made. Jay Cutler’s time in the Windy City has finally come to an end, and Alshon Jeffery will be catching passes for the Philadelphia Eagles in 2017. On the defensive side of the ball, cornerback Tracy Porter was recently released, as well as defensive lineman Ego Ferguson.