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Jay Cutler Superstar:
Freudian slip? Simple grammar error? Self-fulfilling prophecy? Whatever the case may be, I just hope Jay's latest tweet does not come true. If the Bears don't win this week Bears fans will be hotter than 100 Arizona suns.
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October 29, 2009
LAKE FOREST, Ill. -- We had our first glimpse of Nathan Vasher lining up at free safety in the nickel package in Cincinnati. Judging by comments made by Lovie Smith earlier in the week, Vasher may again be called upon to play some center field Sunday against Cleveland. "It's different, I wouldn't say easier," Vasher said. "I think physically it's a little...
Via Bear Goggles
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October 28, 2009
It would be crazy if the Bears didn’t make some changes after the Benson Bowl-over last Sunday. As the Bears start to prepare for the Browns, there’s all kinds of news coming in from Halas Hall today.
Let’s be Frank
It looks like Frank Omiyale is heading to the bench. Regardless of what Ron Turner says, it’s [...]
Via Inside the Bears
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October 30, 2009
Getting last week off has gotten defensive tackle Tommie Harris in a good frame of mind.
There's a good chance that had as much to do with his own little bye week as much as his left knee, and now he's ready to roll Sunday against the Cleveland Browns.
Via Inside the Bears
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October 30, 2009
It's always tough to win, to force your will on an opponent, but it's nearly impossible when you create a reward system based on draft status, contract numbers or personal ego. Bears coach Lovie Smith seems to understand. He was asked if he was worried about looking as if he's playing the blame game by benching left guard Frank Omiyale in favor of Josh Beekman.
Via Inside the Bills
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October 30, 2009
It’s hard to believe that Chicago Bears Hall of Famer Walter Payton has been gone 10 years, but Sunday will mark the 10th anniversary of his passing.
The Bears are honoring his memory at halftime of their game with Cleveland this weekend.
Payton was my all-time favorite player growing up. The guy wasn’t the fastest, but he [...]
Via GridironFans.com
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October 28, 2009
Tommie Harris was scheduled to be a full participant in Wednesday?s practice for the first time in nearly two weeks, and he was dressed and appeared...
Via Chicago Tribune
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October 30, 2009
Defensive tackle expected to play Sunday after sitting last week
Tommie Harris, who repeated the phrase "I'm ready to play Sunday" a few times, is listed as probable and could return to the starting lineup. Marcus Harrison, who started last week, is certain to remain in the rotation.
Via Chicago Tribune
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October 31, 2009
He says he doesn't believe he would be total answer to team's woes
If six-time Pro Bowler Brian Urlacher believes he would have made a difference in the Bears' last two games, he won't admit it. "I've gotten beat on shake routes, too," he said. "I think...
Via NFL.com
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October 30, 2009
Chicago Bears defensive tackle Tommie Harris knows
expectations are high for his return to the starting lineup Sunday at Soldier
Field against Cleveland.
Via tailgate365.com
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October 30, 2009
This photo sums up my hatred for this current Chicago Bears team. Yesterday’s game was probably the most pathetic and gutless performance I have ever witnessed in my years of watching the Bears play football. It made me absolutely sick to my stomach watching Cedric Benson smile, play after play, after play, after play. We all know why he was smiling, that pathetic thing the...
Via Chicago Tribune
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October 29, 2009
Third-year tight end and club need to figure out how to break out
If Greg Olsen could choose to have a super power, chances are he would not choose to be invisible. He already knows what that feels like -- he's averaging 3.1 catches and 29.1 yards per game and is the fifth...
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