NFL Free Agents: Quarterbacks
League-wide free agency begins March 13th. The Browns have stated all along they prefer to build the team through the draft, but will take a look at the players available in free agency. Previously we looked at the receivers available. Then a glance at the linebackers. Yesterday, we stared longingly at offensive tackles. Up next, the signal callers.
The Browns have Seneca Wallace...
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2012 Free Agent QB Class, listed by age
Presented without additional comment:*Age is of December 31, 20121. Josh Johnson, 262. Dennis Dixon, 273. Matt Flynn, 274. Caleb Hanie, 275. Chad Henne, 276. Brady Quinn, 287. Alex Smith, 288. Drew Stanton, 289. Derek Anderson, 2910. Kellen Clemens, 2911. Dan Orlovsky, 2912. Vince Young, 2913. Jason Campbell, 3014. Kyle Orton, 3015. Charlie Whitehurst, 3016. Kyle Boller, 3117. J...
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10 days ago
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10 days ago
HOME BY THE PHONE
McNabb wanted Bears to call
When Donovan McNabb was released by the Vikings, he thought the Bears would call him. He was disappointed that they didn't.
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24 days ago
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24 days ago
Vikings' Allen wishes McCown pulled a Favre in season finale
Jared Allen just missed setting the all-time sack record this season, and he said this week he would've had no problem if Josh McCown pulled a Favre to get him the record.
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26 days ago
Jared Allen: Josh McCown Shoud Have Laid Down to Give Me the Sack Record
Michael Strahan’s sack of Brett Favre. Cal Ripken’s home run off of Chan Ho Park in his final All Star appearance. The list goes on and on. Oftentimes when a respected player is about to set a record or on the verge of a special moment, he or she will get a little assistance from an opponent.
Playing in the final game of the regular season and just a half-sack away from...
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26 days ago
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26 days ago
The Chicago Bears got almost nothing from their rookies in 2011
The Bears’ 2011 NFL Draft was an utter disaster, plain and simple. Here is a look at what the Bears’ rookie draft class did in 2011:
23-year old OT Gabe Carimi came to the Bears in the first round of the 2011 NFL Draft. He filled a huge need for the Bears until his season ended very early due to knee surgery. Carimi played in 2 games (both starts) for the Bears last year...
Via Bears Locker
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January 10, 2012
Bears analysis: Who should back up Cutler?
Brad Biggs: The Bears' 2011 season was torpedoed when Jay Cutler went down. Finding a suitable backup will be a big offseason priority. Will the Bears draft a quarterback for the third straight season, and will Josh McCown return? First in a 10-part position breakdown.
Via Chicago Tribune
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January 09, 2012
McCown hopes for another chance in 2012
Journeyman quarterback Josh McCown believes he's earned a shot to be the backup next year. We also discuss Jerry Angelo's replacement, another new offense for Jay Cutler and more.
Via chi.scout.com
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January 05, 2012
GM Angelo out of a job with Bears
Chicago Bears general manager Jerry Angelo is out of a job.
Multiple media outlets reported that Angelo will not return to the team after 11 years on the job.
It is unclear whether Angelo decided to retire or was fired by the club. His departure also calls into question the future of head coach Lovie Smith.
The Bears (8-8) staggered to the finish line after quarterback...
Via Pro Sports Daily
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January 03, 2012
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January 03, 2012
Urlacher's Knee Will Be Ok
Good morning and welcome to Bear Bites, your morning rundown of Bears news. Read about Brian Urlacher's injury, what this season taught us about Cutler, Tillman's record, and the futures of Martz, Williams and McCown.
Brian Urlacher has an MCL sprain and is expected to be OK for next season. (Chicago Tribune)
We learned that yes, Jay Cutler really is that good. (ESPN Chicago...
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January 02, 2012
Chicago Bears 17, Minnesota Vikings 13
The Bears won this game with defense, plain and simple. LB Brian Urlacher (10 points and 3 tackles for a loss) and safety Major Wright (9 tackles and 1 pass defensed) led the way for the Bears on D in this game. CBs Tim Jennings (6 tackles, 1 tackle for a loss, 1 pass defensed and a interception) and Charles Tillman (6 tackles, 1 tackle for a loss, 1 pass defensed and a interception...
Via Bears Locker
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January 02, 2012
McCown making push for roster spot
MINNEAPOLIS – With a second straight solid performance, Josh McCown may have increased his chances of returning to the Bears next season as the No. 2 quarterback behind Jay Cutler.
Via chicagobears.com
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January 01, 2012
Bears victory a bittersweet end to season
MINNEAPOLIS -- Bears cornerback Charles Tillman hesitated a moment, searching for the right words to describe what happened to Chicago in 2011.
"It was a unique season," he said. "A lot of ups, a lot of downs."
The Bears ended their season on a high note Sunday by defeating the Minnesota Vikings 17-13 at Mall of America Field. It snapped a five-game losing streak as the Bears finished...
Via Fox Sports North
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January 01, 2012
Vikings bring down McCown, but not Bears
The Vikings sacked Bears QB Josh McCown seven times, including 3½ from Jared Allen, but it wasn’t enough in a 17-13 loss to end a 3-13 season.
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January 01, 2012
Bears Sink Vikings in Finale
The Bears sunk the Vikings 17-13 in the regular season finale. Chicago finishes at 8-8 while Minnesota ends at a dismal 3-13.
Fantasy Spin:
Quarterback Josh McCown completed 15 of 25 passes for 160 yards, with one touchdown and one interception. He also gained 30 rushing yards on four attempts. Kahlil Bell led the running game with 54 yards on 17 totes, to go along with five catches...
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January 01, 2012
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January 01, 2012
Bears Down Vikings 17-13 To Finish At .500
And that does it for the Chicago Bears' 2011-2012 season. Things seemed like they'd go the way of the prior five games, as the Vikings charged out to a 10-0 lead in the first quarter behind a Ryan Longwell field goal and a Percy Harvin touchdown run. Roy Williams picked up a touchdown catch early in the second quarter, and Charles Tillman picked off Christian Ponder the very next...
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January 01, 2012
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January 01, 2012
Joes 2011-12 Gameday Preview Bears at Vikings
Let’s get this over with. (7-8) Chicago Bears at(3-12) Minnesota Vikings I am not going to waste your time with an in-depth analysis over a game without a crap-ton of starters on both sides of the ball. There’s a lot of “Joe Webb isn’t that bad” talk around the NFL, but I’m not totally sold. He’s probably a better option that Christian Ponder or Josh McCown though...
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January 01, 2012
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January 01, 2012
Chicago Bears vs. Minnesota Vikings Gameday Preview
The Chicago Bears and Minnesota Vikings are bad football teams. The Vikings are obviously worse. That being said, the unlucky folks that have tickets for this game, the gambling community and loyal fans like myself will be watching it today.
Without Adrian Peterson, the Vikings aren’t much of an offensive threat. It wasn’t like they were with him either. The Bears will...
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January 01, 2012
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January 01, 2012
QB McCown relishes chance Bears provide
After failing to make mark in NFL previously,Josh McCown was somewhat reluctant to admit it, but his celebratory dunk over the goal post after last Sunday's two-point conversion in Green Bay wasn't totally without precedent.
Via Chicago Breaking Sports
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December 31, 2011
McCown knocked Tice out of playoffs
After signing with the Bears Nov. 23, Josh McCown avoided offensive line coach Mike Tice.
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December 31, 2011
Pre-Gamer: Bears End Season With Vikes
The Bears end their season in Minnesota on Sunday, trying to right a season that fell off a cliff. Here's what you need to know before kickoff.
McCown and Bell auditioning for next season: With the Bears many injuries, third-stringers are getting serious playing time and a chance to move up to second string. Quarterback Josh McCown and running back Kahlil Bell made impressive...
Via NBC Chicago
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December 31, 2011
Bears-Vikings preview and game breakdown (01.01.12)
The Bears want to see more from Josh McCown and Kahlil Bell to see if they have futures as the primary backups at their respective positions.
A preview and breakdown of the matchup between the Bears and Vikings on Jan. 1, 2012.
Bears offense vs. Vikings defense
A pair of Bears just may have made enough of an impression last week against the Packers to to move up the depth chart when...
Via Bears Beat
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December 31, 2011
Bears, Vikings have more than pride at stake
Interest in ‘‘meaningless’’ games, such as Bears-Vikings on Sunday, is virtually nil. When Vikings coach Leslie Frazier called in for a teleconference with the Chicago media Wednesday, the media room at Halas Hall was dark. Not even Bears media-relations personnel were there to take the call. It’s easy to scoff at games such as this one because, from our vantage point,...
Via Inside the Bears
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December 31, 2011
Week 17 FanDuel Value Picks
Your playoffs are most likely over and you’re probably looking for something to do with all that cash you just pocketed thanks to Razzball’s fantastical weekly futbol advice. Or maybe you got throttled and are looking for something else to pump your funds in to drown your sorrows. While we here at Razzball would never advise anyone to act in such a degenerate manner (wink...
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December 30, 2011
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December 30, 2011
Bears-Vikings prop picks (01.01.12)
Kahlil Bell is inspired to have a big game against his one-time team, the Vikings.
Here is a look at hypothetical propositional wagers between the Bears and Vikings.
First team to score
Bears. It’s hard to pick a Bears team that has lost five straight games to score first on the road, but Minnesota is such a bad team that it’s even harder not to.
First Bears player to...
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December 30, 2011
THE BEARS HOT 25
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