Highly-touted running back Matt Forte makes his NFL debut, while the Colts aim for their 4th straight win on Kickoff Weekend. Charley Casserly and ... video.aol.com

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Matt Forte and the Bears ruined the Colts' grand opening. Peyton Manning has some rust after missing preseason after the knee operation. - NFL ... video.aol.com

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After falling short to Ravens quarterback Joe Flacco, Chicago Bears running back Matt Forte chats to Sarah Spain about checking the votes for 2008 ... www.break.com

Unknown length - 2008-11-09 From : YouTube :: Tag // NFL This is probally the rokkie running back's best run... and it was agianst the colts. This is not ming The NFL owns this!!! Author: singh95 Keywords: Matt Forte NFL Chicago Bears Rokkie Running Back Added: November 8, 2008

By Dane Noble Bob LeGere says to throw it to Forte. LeBron James to the Browns.  Any Chicago athletes you'd like to see on the Bears? Chicago Rush returning in 2011.   Do you watch the arena league? Sunday is a must-win for both the Bears and the Eagles.

By Brad Biggs The Holy Cross and Northern Illinois product had 22 carries for 120 yards this season, ranking him second behind Matt Forte. He caught two passes for 12 yards, but his most prominent role was on special teams. He's tied for third with nine tackles, eight of which are solos.

By Gene Chamberlain LAKE FOREST, IL—It took very little time for the idea to come across coach Lovie Smith's lips this week in practice following last week's debacle at San Francisco. "We have five losses. Five losses don't keep you out of anything. Our players realize that. It's a big game coming up," Smith said. A...

By Jake Perper ESPN: #23 (Last week: 19) Pro Football Weekly: #22 (Last week: 18) Fox Sports: #23 (Last week: 19) CBS Sports: #20 (Last week: 19) Analysis: “You have to start to wonder about Jay Cutler. He’s trying to do too much. Where’s Matt Forte? They are a playoff long shot now.”

By Dane Noble Browse more photos » Quick stats: Bears had 43 rushing yards, and 75 penalty yards, while 0-2 in the Red Zone and 5 turnovers. Cutler ended with 307 passing yards, and 0 TDs/ 5 INTS. Matt Forte: 161 yards of total offense, but only 2.1 yards/ carry.

By Brad Biggs That list: 2005 2006 Starters: WR Devin Hester, FS Danieal Manning 2007 2008 Starters: RT Chris Williams, RB Matt Forte, WR Earl Bennett, DT Marcus Harrison, CB Zack Bowman Significant contributors: TE Kellen Davis 2009 Significant contributors: WR Johnny Knox

By SackMan 23.9: Points allowed per game by the Bears defense. 5: Rushing attempts for Matt Forte last Sunday vs the Cardinals.  65.7: Alex Smith's career QB rating. 25: Passes of 20-plus allowed by the 49ers defense. Key Injuries: Side notes from the NFC North:

By Ian, yo Matt Forte- I told you you should have sold high on him last week. James Jones- 4 receptions for 103 yards and one touchdown. Looks pretty good, eh? How about after I tell you that 74 of those yards and that touchdown came from one play? Yeah, don't start him.

By Dane Noble That's not to condemn Angelo's drafting record.  The team's topfive receivers- Devin Hester, Earl Bennett, Matt Forte, Johnny Knox, and Greg Olsen- are all Angelo draft picks. Larry Meyer, senior writer at the Bears official site, sat down for his weekly meeting with Angelo today, and M...

By Benjy Lipsman Matt Forte gained 90 yards rushing, but needed 26 carries to do so -- only 3.5 yards per attempt. Jay Cutler managed only a 66.7 rating by completing 17 of 30 passes for 225 yards and an interception. His favorite target on the day was Devin Hester, who racked up 81 yards on 7 catches.

By Max Kienzler The Chicago Bears are not a playoff team. Quarterback: Jay Cutler. Cuter threw for 254 yards, one touchdown and three interceptions. He also fumbled two snaps. Does this sound like any other former Chicago Bears quarterback of old? Running back: Matt Forte

Bears RB Matt Forte has had a tough go thus far in his second season, and struggled mightily Sunday night against Atlanta. Former promising Chicago tailbacks Rashaan Salaam and Curtis Enis have begun offering Forte some words of wisdom.

By chicagosports Sure, it is possible that Forte is slower this year, but not by much. Generally speaking, NFL players get a little slower every year they play as a result of the aging process and the wear and tear on their bodies.  But it usually isn’t anything appreciable, at least not until late in their care...

By chicagosports And so it is fitting that some of your questions today deal with Matt Forte and the running game. Urlacher is out until next season no matter how his recovery goes. Once a player is on injured reserve, he is ineligible to play until the following season.

By MJD I'm sure that those first two names are names that Bears fans wish to never see next to the name of Matt Forte(notes). With Forte's dead-legged performance through the first three weeks of this season, though, with apologies to Bears fans, it's a comparison worth looking into.

By Fantasy-Info .com Many fantasy football owners must have been surprised to have seen the box score last week as Matt Forte faced off against the Seahawks. For the game Forte managed just 66 yards rushing on 21 carries. How Banged Up is Forte? Forte's Fantasy Football Outlook from Here

By Devon Heinen The Bears’ quarterback production was so instrumental in the win against the Steelers because running back Matt Forte has struggled to get out of the gate. Optimistic: Seattle 21 – Chicago 17 More realistic: Chicago 27 – Seattle 10

By Jake Karmel Packers Vikings I like the Bears defense better. The Vikings pass defense is much better but the Bears run defense is better. The Bears are better up front but the Vikings are much better in the secondary. Lions At running back, the Bears are better. Matt Forte is much better than Kevin Smith. Mat...

By Drew Magary 2003—Michael Haynes (1), Rex Grossman (1), Charles Tillman (2), Lance Briggs (3) 2004—Tommie Harris (1), Tank Johnson (2), Bernard Berrian (3) 2006—Danieal Manning (2), Devin Hester (2), Dusty Dvoracek (3) 2008—Chris Williams (1), Matt Forte (2), Earl Bennett (3), Marcus Harrison...

By Skeller Garrett Wolfe - Matt Forte stinks. OK, not really, but he didn't look good (25 carries for 55 yards) against the Packers on Sunday night. He IS only in his second season in the league, so neither fantasy owners nor the Bears should expect him to be the second coming of Walter Payton. Unfortunat...

By KFFL The KFFL team stated it best when they pointed out that he failed to rush for more than 70 yards in seven different games. Also, his 100-plus yard games came against some weak teams last season. Specifically, they were the Indianapolis Colts, Detroit Lions and St. Louis Rams.

Matt Forte was the main source of offense vs. the Buccaneers in the Bears 27-24 OT loss. www.nfl.com

Rookie RB Matt Forte shines in his NFL debut as the Bears defeat the Colts. www.nfl.com

By Clay Cunningham We get off the bus running the ball." -Lovie Smith, following virtually every Bears game over the past five years. If Hester jumps out of he gate with a few deep scores early in the season, it makes teams more honest, thus creating more open space for Forte and the one-two Tight End punch of Greg...

Denver is the most talented young offensive team in football? Let's see how Mr. Marshall and Mr. Royal produce with Kyle Orton throwing the ball. Chicago is one of the least? Matt Forte. Devin Hester. Greg Olsen. Now Jay Cutler. Name another team in football with four players that talented under t...

By Roman Modrowski I don't think there is a Bears fan alive who wishes Cedric Benson were still the running back here instead of Matt Forte. He underachieved on the field and alienated a fan base off the field. But still, I think Benson has a point when he says he wasn't treated entirely fairly in Chicago.

MATT FORTE Matt Forte was the first Chicago Bear to have a signature play this year, scampering half a football field against the Indianapolis Colts for a career-launching touchdown. Forte showed a versatility the Bears haven't had in the backfield since Sweetness but it was a third-and...

By Eric Cook Top 10 Reasons Bears Missed Playoffs The Bears finished with 294 total yards, Kyle Orton was 22-37 for 244 yards and two touchdowns.  Matt Forte had 13 carries for 50 yards as the Bears rushed for 69 total yards.  Devin Hester had 6 Receptions for 85 yards to lead all Bears receivers.

Matt Forte, Chicago Bears:  Forte hurt his toe ten days ago in the New Orleans Saints game.  He has been practicing the past couple days, so expect him to start.  Against a bad Green bay Packers' defense, Forte should produce his typical game - 110+ total yards and a score.

By Cousins of Ron Mexico So who plays the bigger star tonight? MVP-candidate and good friend of Alfonso Ribiero Drew Brees, or Rookie of the Year-candidate and good friend of some lesser-known character on the Fresh Prince who I can’t name, Matt Forte? Brees still has Dan Marino in his sights, while Forte has bee...

Fourth Quarter - Bears 1st and 10 at their own 38 (13:17) Kyle Orton throws a screen pass to Matt Forte, who breaks a pair of tackles en route to a game-icing 62 yard touchdown. 27 - 13. Forte gains another fifty yards in the quarter to put the game out of reach.

By Paul Johnson Monday, December 1, 2008 One Foot, 99 Yards, Season Over The Bears proved their true worth last night, a team unable to win a big division game on the road, and a team destined for an 8-8 finish, my worst nightmare. The game was over in the second quarter. Up 7-3 with a first-and-goal at the one-yard line, the Bears had a chance to show that they are legit. I know that the Vikings' defensive line is probably the best in the NFL. But you have four cracks at getting that touchdown. First down, Kyle Orton throws the ball away because Greg Olsen is covered. Fine. Smart play, no problem with that. Second down, Matt Forte gets stuffed. No big deal. You still have another chance. Third down. This is where I lost my mind. Who in the hell is Jason Davis? I know Ron Turner falls...   [read the full post]

By Jeff Roman Matt Forte and Kyle Orton took whatever they wanted on the Rams defense.  The Rams tackling and blocking was in standard “ole!” fashion.  The Rams were unable to block a stunt move along their offensive line and Marc Bulger was knocked out of the game by Adewale Ogunleye on his second sack.  Th...

1. After a Kevin Smith touchdown cut the Bears lead to 10-6 (botched extra point, which would prove costly), Hester coughed up the football on the ensuing kickoff. The Lions recovered, and Dan Orlovsky threw a 17 yard touchdown pass to Calvin "Megatron" Johnson. A 10-0 deficit became a 13-10...

By Kevin Chroust Thursday, October 9, 2008 Fantasy 8-Ball: Week 6 Now that baseball is over in this town, we need to find some new things to do with this blog so our many fans continue reading. I'm going to try to do a fantasy football post each week for those of you who are in a league. Let me know if there's a specific day you'd like to see this posted each week. So here we go: Fantasy finds: Steve Slaton and Matt Forte have been big-time pickups that you've probably already either grabbed or missed out on, but there are still impact players out there to be had... 1. Bobby Engram is healthy. The Seattle wideout wasn't heard from until last week due to a preseason injury, but don't forget he was Matt Hasselbeck's favorite receiver a year ago (94 catches, 1,147 yards, six TDs). H...   [read the full post]

As a long time Packer fan I would love to say GB. However, Chicago may have the best situation. Orton is not great, but the Bears don't need great. [Matt] Forte can run and they have a great defense. With all the junk about Grossman everybody forgets it was Orton who lead the Bears to the playoffs in...

 United States - The defense's failure to stop a 2-minute drill by the mighty Brian Griese was handled by David Haugh, also in Wednesday's paper. ...

By WCG Poll Do the Bears need to worry about Matt Forte and use other backs to keep him fresh? Yes, if the Bears are going to be serious contenders Forte needs to be fresh No, you ride the horse that brought you, if he isn't injured he needs to get the ball Forte is young and can handle it, but the Bears st...

By Kevin Chroust Monday, September 8, 2008 Enjoy, but don't expect too much Bears fans, celebrate this win. Be happy the Bears trounced Peyton Manning and his Super Bowl-contenting Colts. Congratulate Matt Forte on a very solid NFL debut, and thank Kyle Orton for not screwing up or putting the defense in te...

 United States - Matt Forte and Kevin Jones. The two are better combined downhill runners than the Bears had in the Super Bowl. If the Bears run right at DE Dwight Freeney ...

By Brad Biggs Rookie running back Matt Forte looked better, too, churning out 44 yards on 11 carries. The 1-2 combination the Bears thought about when they signed Kevin Jones could be coming together. He passed the latest hurdle by getting through ...

By Michael David Smith Rookie RB Matt Forte played well in a loss to the 49ers. RB Kevin Jones had an impressive debut in his first game action after suffering a torn ACL last year. Said coach Lovie Smith of QB Kyle Orton’s performance, “He’s our quarterback, ...

By Skeller When you first heard that the Bears drafted a running back with in the second round, your reaction was probably "Aaargh!" as it seemed another team had decided to move from a single running back to a running back by committee. OK, maybe it was only me. But fear not, gentle reader, for this is act...

Chicago Bears Select Matt Forte  IL - Apr 26, 2008 by WCG on Apr 26, 2008 11:35 PM CDT With the Bears already having addressed the offensive line with their first round selection of Vanderbilt's Chris ...