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The Bears are fourth on this list not because their outlook is bleak, but because it's that tough to crack the Top 3 in this town. GM <a class="runtimeTopic" data-topic-id="PEBSL000806" href="#">Phil Emery</a> has made a series of genius moves since taking over, including trading for Jay Cutler's favorite receiver, Brandon Marshall; drafting receiver Alshon Jeffery, signing Martellus "Black Unicorn" Bennett; bulking up the offensive line; and taking a chance on offensive wiz Marc Trestman. Long a sore spot in Chicago, the offense figures to be one of the <a class="runtimeTopic" data-topic-id="ORSPT000007" href="#">NFL</a>'s elite.
The aging defense, which fell apart like a wet tissue after <a class="runtimeTopic" data-topic-id="PESPT008481" href="#">Lovie Smith</a> was fired, called the cavalry this offseason, highlighted by the <a class="runtimeTopic" data-topic-id="PESPT0013235" href="#">Jared Allen</a> signing. If the defense, which was historically terrible in 2013, can make a modest leap, the Bears can contend for a title this season.
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After his second serious knee injury, Derrick Rose is back on the court with Team USA.
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Coach Marc Trestman (left) and the Bears are done playing in the Metrodome.