Found November 07, 2009 on
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Then touchdowns will flow inside the red zone
If anything, the Bears should continue to make good use of their tight end-threesome of Greg Olsen, Kellen Davis and Clark in scoring situations, period. A glance around the league shows many teams successful using tight ends in the red zone
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left Sunday's game against Arizona in the second quarter with shoulder
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