Sam Mustipher

Offensive line Sam Mustipher addresses the media following the Bears' 24-14 Week 6 loss to the Green Bay Packers.

Center Sam Mustipher speaks with the media Thursday at Halas Hall.

Offensive lineman Sam Mustipher addresses the media after the Bears' 24-14 victory over the Detroit Lions.

Offensive linemen Sam Mustipher speaks with the media Tuesday at Halas Hall.

OL Sam Mustipher speaks with the media Tuesday to discuss the Bears' Week 1 game against the Los Angeles Rams.

Offensive lineman Sam Mustipher meets with the media following the Bears' preseason victory over the Tennessee Titans.

Offensive lineman Sam Mustipher addresses the media following Monday's training camp practice at Halas Hall.

Offensive lineman Sam Mustipher meets with the media after Friday's training camp practice at Halas Hall and discusses his offseason diet and workout program.

Offensive lineman Sam Mustipher meets with the media following Wednesday's OTA practice at Halas Hall.

Watching tape of Sunday's loss to the Browns was "like going to the dentist," according to Bears center Sam Mustipher, who vowed that the offensive line will work hard to find solutions and show improvement.

Bears coordinators Bill Lazor (offense), Sean Desai (defense) and Chris Tabor (special teams) spoke to the media Thursday about center Sam Mustipher, cornerback Jaylon Johnson and other key players.

Fueled by the same mentality he had as an undrafted free agent, Bears starting center Sam Mustipher bulked up during the offseason by spending more time in the weight room and at the dinner table.

With four of five starters returning, the Bears offensive line hopes to pick up this year where it left off during the second half of last season when the reconfigured unit helped key an offensive resurgence.

Although center Sam Mustipher is now more established than he had been in two previous years with the Bears, the Notre Dame product has approached the offseason program with the same mindset.

The best is seemingly yet to come for Bears center Sam Mustipher, who stepped into the starting lineup midway through the 2020 season and helped solidify the offensive line.

One day after Sunday's disappointing 21-9 Wild Card loss to the Saints, Bears players reflected on their roller-coaster 2020 season and the importance of learning from their playoff defeat.

The Bears boast several talented veterans on both sides of the ball, but a group of promising young players has been just as instrumental in the team's recent resurgence, especially on offense.

The offensive line has helped key the Bears' post-bye week success on offense.

Bears players and coaches have raved about new starting center Sam Mustipher, lauding his ability and a maturity that makes him seem like a seasoned veteran.

Bears first-year center Sam Mustipher, who is expected to make his first NFL start Sunday, is pleased to hear that coaches and teammates have described him as "smart," "extremely bright" and "an intellectual."

Bears coaches and teammates believe in Sam Mustipher, who replaced the injured Cody Whitehair at center against the Rams and could see more action Sunday if Whitehair is unable to play versus the Saints.