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Inside the Bears:
Tommie Harris made a play, which is newsworthy in itself. Well, he didn't really. He did but he didn't. It's hard to explain.
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Via Jeff Dickerson's Blog
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November 01, 2009
CHICAGO -- It's not a secret the Bears used several techniques to try to jump-start defensive tackle Tommie Harris. Not only did Lovie Smith opt to bench Harris against Cincinnati, he required the defensive lineman to actually practice on Wednesday. In addition, the organization reportedly took steps to alter the treatment program for Harris' chronically bothersome left...
Via Pro Football Talk
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November 01, 2009
Last week Chicago Bears defensive tackle Tommie Harris sat out against the Bengals, and afterward he disputed the team's claim that he wasn't healthy enough to play.There's still some question about what, exactly, transpired between Harris and the team, but...
Via Inside the Bears
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November 01, 2009
Tommie Harris made a play, which is newsworthy in itself. Well, he didn't really. He did but he didn?t. It?s hard to explain.
Via Pro Football Talk
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October 31, 2009
Bears defensive tackle Tommie Harris expects to play against the Browns on Sunday, one week after landing on the inactive list for the team's game against the Bengals. Harris was listed as out with a sore knee, but he said...
Via National Football Post
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October 31, 2009
Plus, a Lions must win, Tommie Harris returns and remembering Walter.
Via GridironFans.com
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October 31, 2009
A serious Tommie Harris addressed the media Friday, his first public comments since his mysterious benching Sunday. Asked about the health of his...
Via Bear Essentials
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November 01, 2009
As expected, Josh Beekman will start at left guard today in place of Frank Omiyale, and linebackers Hunter Hillenmeyer and Nick Roach will switch spots, with Hillenmeyer moving to the middle and Roach moving to the strong side.
Also, Marcus Harrison, who played well last week filling in for Tommie Harris at the three-technique defensive tackle spot, starts in place of Anthony Adams...
Via Jeff Dickerson's Blog
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November 01, 2009
CHICAGO -- The following Bears are inactive for today's game versus Cleveland: Juaquin Iglesias, Devin Aromashodu, D.J. Moore, Pisa Tinoisamoa, Lance Louis, Matt Toeaina, Jarron Gilbert and Josh Bullocks. Hunter Hillenmeyer starts at middle linebacker, while Nick Roach slides over to strong side linebacker.Josh Beekman replaces Frank Omiyale at left guard.Marcus Harrison starts...
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