Found February 02, 2012 on Chicago Tribune:
PLAYERS: Johnny Knox
TEAMS: Chicago Bears

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Taking to Twitter to discuss his recovery from back surgery, Bears receiver Johnny Knox tweeted Thursday that he remembers the injury he suffered in a Dec. 18 game against Seattle "like it was yesterday."
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