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Chicago Sports Review:
Deciding the Bears' offensive needs is like looking at a Rorschach inkblot test - there are no wrong answers. Some look at the mess and think the team needs a steady quarterback. Some see Cedric Benson as the weak link. Some see the aging offensive line as the root of all the problems. The truth is, there's no easy answer to the Bears' offensive problems
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