Jared Goff

The Seattle Seahawks bounce back in week two against the Detroit Lions, securing their first win of the season.

Particularly in the wake of the dismantling of the Pac-12, it is understandable that Cal fans are concerned about the future of the program. However, it is incorrect to think that the Bears haven’t had long stints of success in the past, and therefore it is not impossible for them to achieve this again.

Offensive coordinator Bill Musgrave and offensive line coach Angus McClure have been released from their duties as members of the Cal football coaching staff, effective immediately.

Nothing indicates that Wilcox will make changes, even if changes seem like the only possible solutions to major issues.

The 2010s were a rough decade for the Oregon State and Cal football programs. The narrative has not changed much at the outset of the new decade.

But just hours after missing the cut, four former Bears are headed to the league by way of the undrafted free agent market.

Goff may have cost his team a ring this year, but don’t doubt the man. He’s battled adversity plenty of times before, and you can expect him to be back in the spotlight sooner rather than later.

Regardless of how this highly anticipated offensive showdown goes, two formers Bears are guaranteed to earn themselves some shiny jewelry to add to their collection.

Jordan is continuing his dominance over opposing offensive lines, earning another sack in the New Orleans Saints’ 51-14 rout of the Cincinnati Bengals.

It wouldn’t be a proper Pro Bears recap without Goff taking the spotlight. Even in the Rams’ first loss of the season, 45-35, to the New Orleans Saints on Sunday, Goff still managed to complete 28 of his 40 pass attempts for 391 yards and three touchdowns.