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Your eyes are not deceiving you.In Chicago, gas now costs $20.Yes, it's true.If a Bears player farts in the film room, the price is $20.So says Bears defensive tackle Anthony Adams in a blog for the Chicago Tribune.The farting fine...
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September 25, 2009
The issuance of flatus during film sessions is enough of a disruptive force for the Bears that any player who lets one loose is slapped with a $20 fine.
Now, before you go thinking that Lovie Smith has become a taskmaster on par with Eric Mangini, who, if you'll recall, fined a player four figures for not paying for a $3 water bottle during the preseason, this is a matter of...
Via Jeff Dickerson's Blog
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September 26, 2009
CHICAGO -- There was a time when Devin Hester and Kelly Jennings lined up in the same defensive backfield. College teammates at Miami, the Hurricanes cornerbacks were drafted in 2006: Jennings in the first round (31) by Seattle, Hester the second round (57) by the Bears.
Jennings became a starter in 2007, lost his job in 2008, and had been serving as the Seahawks' primary nickel...
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September 23, 2009
LAKE FOREST -- T.J. Houshmandzadeh was the biggest free agent wide receiver on the market this offseason, but despite all the Bears uncertainty at the position, Jerry Angelo decided to take a pass.
"Ah man, the Bears ain't holler at me," the receiver said Wednesday on a conference call with Chicago media. "Jerry Angelo probably didn't think I could play,...
Via Da' Bears Blog
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September 25, 2009
If the 2009 Chicago Bears have their eyes on the third division title of the Lovie Smith era, they must beat the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday. No question about it. You can't fancy yourselves a contender and lose a road game you're favored to win against a team sans their starting quarterback and best defensive player. It's not allowed. It's about more than Hawk...
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September 23, 2009
Auditioning actors for the duration tomorrow so I'll give y'all a full day to ponder my prediction for this weekend's pivotal ballgame in Seattle. Why pivotal? Because with Detroit around the corner, the Bears have a prime opportunity to get to the bye week at 3-1: their best start since 2006.Your 2009 Chicago BearsatSeattle Seahawks Why do I like the...
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September 24, 2009
The Chicago Bears have one of the best running and receiving backs around in Matt Forte, but he has been a disappointment so far averaging just over 2.2 yards per carry. What can be done to get better balance offensively? Get the Inside Slant from the NFL experts at Scout.com.
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September 25, 2009
Bears defensive end Mark Anderson said Friday afternoon he had still not opened the letter from the NFL offices informing him he had been fined for...
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September 24, 2009
The Chicago Bears like to call themselves a team that "gets off the bus running." So far, there's been no sign of that heading into Sunday's game at...
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September 26, 2009
Bears defensive end Alex Brown returned to practice Friday after sitting out two days with a sprained left ankle. He said he is ready to go Sunday...
Via Bleacher Report
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September 25, 2009
It was a simple catch for Devin Hester to make, but critical.
With two minutes remaining in a 14-14 fourth quarter tie with the Pittsburgh Steelers, the Bears are facing a 3rd-and-4 from the Pittsburgh 39-yard line.
With one more first down, the Bears will have the ability to pound the football in the middle of the field, run the clock, and put the game on the foot of ...
Via chicagobears.com
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September 26, 2009
LAKE FOREST, Ill. – With Desmond Clark listed as doubtful for Sunday's game in Seattle with a rib injury, it appears that Kellen Davis will serve as the Bears' No. 2 tight end for the second straight week.
Via Bleacher Report
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September 24, 2009
The Bears head out west to noisy Quest Field to take on the Seattle Seahawks.
Against a tough Steeler offense the Bears defense held up well enough and made plays when it had to. Pressuring the quarterback always bodes well for your team and that will need to continue no matter who lines up under center for the banged up Seahawks.
Matt Hasselbeck has a fractured rib and will play...
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