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For the second consecutive day, the Chicago Bears didn't have their No. 1 receiver at practice Thursday.Devin Hester, who leads the Bears in catches (35), receiving yards (454) and receiving touchdowns (three), sat out practice with a sprained ankle. Hester...
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Via Bear Essentials
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November 06, 2009
Based on the only portion of practice that the media is allowed to watch, the first 5 minutes, Devin Hester appeared to be on schedule to play in Sunday’s game.
Hester stretched with teammates and was running without a limp, as he practiced Friday for the first time this week. Hester is expected to be limited at today’s practice, but he was moving much better than he had at any...
Via Inside the Bears
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November 07, 2009
The Bears won't be without their top wide receiver, and the Arizona Cardinals just might have their No. 2 guy after all Sunday at Soldier Field. Devin Hester returned to practice for the first time this week on Friday with his sprained right ankle and participated in portions of practice
Via Chicago Tribune
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November 06, 2009
Right ankle sprain shouldn't limit him at all
When asked if he would have any limitations coming off a sprained right ankle, Bears receiver Devin Hester responded, "none whatsoever." So that means he should have little trouble zipping by the Cardinals cornerbacks, right?
Via GridironFans.com
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November 05, 2009
Wide receiver Devin Hester limped around the practice field Wednesday at Halas Hall, but he vowed to be on the field Sunday, when the Bears host the...
Via GridironFans.com
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November 04, 2009
According to Brad Biggs on Twitter, Devin Hester did not practice on Wednesday due to what might be a sprained ankle. This is the first we heard of...
Via Jeff Dickerson's Blog
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November 05, 2009
LAKE FOREST, Ill. -- Every Bears fan on the planet should remember the last meeting against Arizona, since the 2006 Monday night thriller marked the first time the franchise overcame a 20-point second half deficit.Rex Grossman tossed four interceptions, but got bailed out by two defensive scores by Mike Brown and Charles Tillman, and a Devin Hester 83-yard punt return that capped...
Via Bleacher Report
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November 07, 2009
Early on, the Giants’ Steve Smith appeared to be the breakout player of the season. By Week Four he had already amassed 34 catches and four touchdowns including a pair of 134-yard performances...Read the full article on Bleacher Report...
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