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Your Quincy Carter/IFL Update: Week 7
((HT: Abilene Reporter-News/Ren))It never hurts to return home during a losing skid -- especially when the opponent is struggling.After dropping two straight road games, the Abilene Ruff Riders came back to the Taylor County Coliseum on Saturday, handing Corpus Christi a 48-37 loss before 4,062 fans.Quincy Carter threw for 162 yards and six scores and rushed a yard for the game's...
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May 18, 2009
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May 18, 2009
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REPORT: Orlando Pace To Chicago
ESPN originally reported it, and now the Sun-Times is confirming it, tackle Orlando Pace and the Bears have agreed to terms.
The deal is expected to be for either two or three years. Pace will play left tackle, moving last year’s first-round pick, Chris Williams, to right.
The move, quite possibly, makes drafting a tackle this year [...]
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April 06, 2009
Orlando Pace, Bears In Contract Talks
After a visit which Orlando Pace’s agent Kennard McGuire called “very good and productive,” the Bears are actively trying to come to terms with the future Hall-of-Fame tackle.
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April 01, 2009
Bears Offensive Line and Bears Chiefs Thoughts
It has been said that Jerry Angelo cannot draft offensive players. I think this might ring true, especially when it comes to first round Offensive picks. The Bears 2008 First Round Draft Pick LT Chris Williams is out until possibly mid November or later, Williams had a herniated disc repaired in his back, [...]
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August 14, 2008
Stray Arrows: Why I Like The Wonderlic
Most of you will probably remember how much I wrote about the Wonderlic and its value heading up to the draft. Mostly, I used the Wonderlic to argue against us picking Ryan Clady, who scored a paltry 13 on the test; and for us picking Chris Williams, who scored a ...
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July 26, 2008
Bears Williams Leaves Practice on day 2
First Round Draft Pick and future left tackle of the Chicago Bears Chris Williams left the field Thursday afternoon with what is being reported as back spasms. Later in the day Williams reportedly said:
"It's good, it's getting better, I spent a lot of time with the trainers, which I really don't like to do. [...]
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July 25, 2008
Bears Sign First Round Pick Chris Williams
The Chicago Bears opened the first day of training camp by putting to rest any worries about first round draft pick Chris Williams holding out. Not only did Williams show up, he signed a deal with the team for 5-years, $16 million, with $10 million guaranteed. Not a bad deal for a guy anticipated to be the starting left tackle on the offensive line.
On the first day of training...
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July 23, 2008
Franchise Left Tackle Stays True To Word: Williams Inks 5-Year Deal, $10M Guaranteed
On Time with an Important Decision: Chris Williams is a man who cashes in on his vows, a man who you can take his word to the bank - count on it! In this case, he came through like he said he would this afternoon, as he agreed to a five-year deal. Williams [...]
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July 23, 2008
Report: Bears on the Verge of Signing First-Round Pick Williams
Today the Chicago Tribune is reporting that the Bears are close to signing offensive tackle Chris Williams, their first-round draft pick. The paper quotes Williams' agent Bill Johnson as saying "we have exchanged dialogue and proposals. I respect the Bears' diligence in working toward a timely resolution, particularly with training camp right around the corner."
Word [...]
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July 18, 2008
Full Report: Eagles eyeing Vanderbilt OT Chris Williams in draft
The Eagles are eyeing Vanderbilt OT Chris Williams in the first round. Apparently, spies at the Senior Bowl saw the Eagles taking a deep look at defensive backs, but indicated Andy Reid's favorite player was Vanderbilt OT Chris Williams. Here is all the information you'll ever need to know about the Eagles first round choice.
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February 01, 2008
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February 01, 2008
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