Is Jeffery hurting Marshall's output?

You know that you are a high-end NFL receiver when you "only" have seven catches for 79 yards and no scores. That's how it is for Brandon Marshall, though, because he set the bar so high last season with 118 receptions for 1,508 yards and 11 TDs, all of which are career-high numbers.

Stock Watch: Jeffery continues ascension

RISING 1. Alshon Jeffery, WR: Jeffery did a little bit of everything in the Week 4 loss in Detroit. He came up with a tough touchdown catch despite blanket coverage (he dropped a sure touchdown the play before), showed the ability to beat a defense deep with a 44-yard reception, and proved he can also be a weapon in the run game with a 27-yard end-around.

about 21 hours ago | Jeff Dickerson |

Joyner: Fantasy Foresight Week 5

KC Joyner takes a look at some players who have favorable matchups over the next four weeks.

Five things we learned vs. Lions

DETROIT -- Here are five things we learned in the Chicago Bears’ 40-32 loss to the Detroit Lions:1. High turnover games remain a reality for Jay Cutler: Cutler deserves some credit for not calling it quits when the Lions led 40-16 late in the fourth-quarter, but his four turnovers were a major reason why the Bears lost.

about 2 days ago | Jeff Dickerson |

Greenberg: Cutler's flaws obvious, fixable

Jay Cutler pointed to his four turnovers as the reason the Bears are no longer undefeated.

about 2 days ago | Jon Greenberg |

Hasselbeck: Is Powell a fantasy starter?

ESPN Insider Tim Hasselbeck runs through what he's seeing, what he's hearing and what he's thinking for Week 4 of the fantasy football season, including takes on Bilal Powell, Alshon Jeffery and Dwayne Bowe.

Double Coverage: Bears at Lions

Sunday’s game between the Detroit Lions and Chicago Bears has some major implications for both teams a month into the season.A Chicago win would give the Bears a two-game lead over the rest of the division.

W2W4: Bears at Steelers

about 10 days ago | Jeff Dickerson |

Bears' Friday mailbag: Week 3

LAKE FOREST, Ill. -- Here is the first installment of the Chicago Bears’ Friday mailbag. Lee Holland of Norfolk, Va., writes: What’s it going to take for Alshon Jeffery to get more involved in the offense?

about 11 days ago | Jeff Dickerson |

Edwards: Chicago's improved offense

ESPN Insider Herm Edwards analyzes the new Marc Trestman-designed offense for the Chicago Bears, and assesses whether they can continue to be successful throughout the season.