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According to Larry Mayer of Chicagobears.com, FS Danieal Manning will get the start on Sunday over Kevin Payne.
Here’s what Mayer said on his blog this afternoon:
Danieal Manning told reporters after practice Friday that he expects to start at free safety in Sunday’s home opener against the Pittsburgh Steelers. The fourth-year pro opened training camp at [...]
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Chicago Bears exected to start Danieal Mannning at free safety against the Pittsburgh Steelers.
Original Story:
http://www.bearsbacker.com/2009/09/da...
