Cody Parkey Hits Upright Again
as Bears Lose to Eagles The Chicago Bears’ kicker missed a 43-yard field goal attempt by hitting the upright and the crossbar in the final seconds of a 16-15
NFC wild-card playoff loss to the
Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday. Cody Parkey, via ‘Chicago Sun Times’ Cody Parkey, via ‘Chicago Sun Times’ Parkey hit the upright four times, missing two field goals and two extra points, against the Detroit Lions on Nov. 11. Parkey also hit an upright, missing an extra point, at Minnesota on Dec. 30. The Philadelphia Eagles, defending
Super Bowl Champions, advanced to play
the New Orleans Saints on Jan. 13.

Considering? How about they just ban it! It’s a tradition in that country to capture wild bears and keep them inside bars so patrons can get them drunk and watch them stumble around. Patrick Jones says it’s time for bars to look for more contemporary forms of entertainment, like cover bands!

Bear’s Den return to Baeble HQ with an atmospheric set of songs from their recently released, debut album Islands.

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A strange but familiar looking creature shows up and brings memories from Bramble Bear’s youth flooding back. A bunch of strangers arrive trying to hunt down that mysterious creature, leaving the forest in turmoil. Logger Vick begins chopping down all the trees to get money to go home for the holidays. However, the forest animals use a trick to save their land. In BOONIE BEARS: HOMEWARD JOURNEY Logger Vic, a self-described “”one-man tree-chopping crew,”” lacks money for a train ticket to visit his parents for the winter holidays, so he trudges through the snow to cut down a huge pine tree for train fare. The little scampering forest animals jump into preventive action, but when Vic concocts a massive motorized saw, they realize they need to wake the hibernating bear brothers Bramble and Briar and plan a full assault. The saw takes on its own rampaging personality and turns on Vic, cutting his house to shreds and leaving him with no hope of going home.

Philadelphia Eagles defensive end Fletcher Cox bears down on Atlanta Falcons quarterback Matt Ryan for a sack.