The competition for targets in the Bears pass attack is one that fantasy leaguers need to watch in the weeks to come.

Isaac Bruce never said much, but he always let his play do the talking. I hope the Hall of Fame voters recognize how Bruce played the game, because he gets my vote.

While anything can change between now and September, it looks like Jay Cutler‘s primary targets at receiver will be Devin Hester and Johnny Knox.

NFL Network insider Jason La Canfora took a Thursday spin “Around the League” with host Rich Eisen on “NFL Total Access.”

Bears QB Jay Cutler and Mike Martz are off to a great start in Chicago, as the new offensive coordinator offers heavy praise for his strong-armed signal caller.

You know Donovan McNabb trade rumors have reached a fevered pitched when the celebrity gossip sites are making reports.

Torry Holt has talked to a “handful” of teams following his release from the Jaguars, and on his wish list is playing with an “elite” quarterback.

The Rams, who hold the No. 1 overall selection in the draft, have begun preliminary negotiations with Oklahoma QB Sam Bradford, according to the St. Louis Post-Dispatch.

Some coaches and general managers talked about the 2010 season at the NFL owners meetings. Here’s how their words could translate in the fantasy world.

Monday’s NFL Total Access takes a look to Orlando, Fla. for the latest from the NFL Annual Meeting, plus examines the Chicago Bears in the State of the Franchise series.

The first running back plucked off the free-agent market this offseason also belonged to the Bears in Chester Taylor, who always seems to be under the radar.

If the Bears add RB Chester Taylor, the fantasy stock of RB Matt Forte is almost certain to plummet.

The Browns and the agents for Josh Cribbs are close to finally completing a deal for the Pro Bowl kick returner.

Free-agent WR Torry Holt seems like a natural fit with the Bears, who recently hired offensive coordinator Mike Martz. Holt enjoyed the best years of his career under Martz in St. Louis and said that he would consider coming to Chicago.

Torry Holt enjoyed some of his best years under Mike Martz‘s tutelage in St. Louis. So now that Holt has been released by the Jaguars and Martz is the Bears’ offensive coordinator, should we expect a reunion in Chicago?