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1. Rest in peace to Bears legend Mike Ditka, who starred for Chicago as a revolutionary tight end and then delivered the city its only Super Bowl. Keep those sweater vests in rotation this whole year, especially for when the…

Writing for Windy City Gridiron, Khari Thompson opens his weekly NFL thoughts by paying tribute to late Chicago Bears legend Mike Ditka, celebrating his legacy as a revolutionary tight end and Super Bowl-winning coach. The column reflects on recent league action, notably critiquing the Bears' loss to the Green Bay Packers and Washington's late-game management against the New York Giants.
Thompson contrasts the Commanders' clock-management blunders with the Buffalo Bills' decisive field-goal strategy against the New York Jets under offensive coordinator Joe Brady. The piece also highlights backup quarterback Tyler Huntley's steady performance for the Baltimore Ravens, evaluates quarterback Drake Maye's volatility, and examines the career trajectory of wide receiver Marvin Harrison Jr.
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