Bear Report goes one-on-one with Chicago Bears wide receiver Dane Sanzenbacher, who, due to injuries to Alshon Jeffery and Devin Hester, is likely to see plenty of action on Sunday.
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November 30, 2012
The Chicago Bears' belief that they have the depth to withstand injuries is being tested.
They officially ruled out return specialist and receiver Devin Hester and guard Chris Spencer for Sunday's game against Seattle.
The good news is that linebacker Lance Briggs and running back Matt Forte made it clear they expect to be ready after injuring ankles against Minnesota,...
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November 30, 2012
The Chicago Bears have officially ruled out wide receiver
Devin Hester and offensive lineman Chris Spencer for Sunday’s game against the Seattle
Seahawks, reports Mike Florio of ProFootballTalk.com.
Ruled out on Thursday for a home game against the Seahawks
were guard
Chris Spencer (knee) and receiver Devin Hester (concussion).
Spencer and Hester were each injured...
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December 02, 2012
Bears receiver Earl Bennett has left Sunday's game against the Seattle Seahawks because of a concussion.
Bennett got hit hard in the closing seconds of the first half, after Steven Haushka kicked a field goal to put Seattle ahead 10-7. Bennett fielded the kickoff and was drilled by Jeron Johnson. He did not come out for the second half.
Chicago safety Chris Conte was also ruled...
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December 01, 2012
A plethora of Chicago Bears were unable to finish Sunday’s game against the Minnesota Vikings, but following a week of rest and practice, many believe they’ll be able to give it a go. Matt Forte, Charles Tillman and Lance Briggs all left Sunday with apparent ankle injuries, and all believe they will be able to [...]
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December 02, 2012
Already down one wide receiver with Devin Hester out with a concussion, Earl Bennett was knocked out of the Bears game versus the Seahawks shortly after halftime. He is being evaluated for a concussion as well.
Bennett had a HUGE touchdown reception from Jay Cutler early in the game, then dropped what would likely have been his 2nd touchdown catch just before the end of the 2nd...
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December 02, 2012
Jay Cutler continues to play at a high level, but the Chicago Bears' offense continues it's struggle to put points up on the board. The Jay Cutler and Brandon Marshall show combined for another 10 receptions for 167 yards but the Bears only scored 17 points.
This seems to be the weekly theme that has now developed, the Bears can rack up yards and receptions between...
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December 02, 2012
Injuries were a significant factor for the Bears for a second week in a row as starters Brian Urlacher, Tim Jennings, Chris Conte and Earl Bennett all were unable to finish the game after suffering injuries.
Jennings was told he suffered a sprained right shoulder late in the game when he was hit by Seahawks fullback Michael Robinson. Jennings is scheduled to undergo an MRI on Monday...
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December 02, 2012
Not quite as good as Jerome Simpson’s flip with the Bengals, but this was a valiant effort by Bears wide receiver Earl Bennett to somersault in for the score.
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December 02, 2012
The Chicago Bears have declared WR Alshon Jeffery, DL Cheta Ozougwu, OG Chris Spencer, CB D.J. Moore, WR Devin Hester, QB Josh McCown, DL Matt Toeaina inactive for Week 13. Source: KFFL.com Attached Thumbnails
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November 30, 2012
Chicago Bears quarterback Jay Cutler was fined $10,000 for taunting Minnesota Vikings cornerback A.J. Jefferson, the NFL announced Friday. Cutler, apparently thinking Jefferson hit him late or unnecessarily, flipped the ball at him after a play during the Bears' 28-10 victory on Sunday.
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December 02, 2012
December hasn’t been the kindest of months to the Chicago Bears in recent years. The club has struggled in the season’s final month as injuries mount and depth erodes.The 8-3 Bears hope to change that trend beginning Sunday when they play host to Seattle in a key NFC game with playoff implications for both squads. The 6-5 Seahawks aren’t exactly [...]
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December 02, 2012
The Chicago Bears needed to keep Jay Cutler upright if they were going to defeat the Seattle Seahawks. They did that but it was their defense who could not contain Seattle’s Russell Wilson late in Sunday’s game.
Earlier in the week, Seattle head coach Pete Carroll said that the training wheels were off of the offense. Wilson attempted a career high 37 passes against the Bears...
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