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Bears Give Devin Hester an Extension

Found July 25, 2009 on NFLGuru.net:
PLAYERS: Devin Hester
TEAMS: Chicago Bears

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The Chicago Bears did the right thing by re-signing their best player, Devin Hester to a new four-year deal which will keep Hester in Chicago through 2013. “I think the Bears have a lot of faith in me, and they feel that I do a lot of things on the offensive side of the ball, so they rewarded me,” said Hester. Without Devin Hester the Bears would probably go scoreless for the entire 2008 season so this was a very smart move.
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