Images: Bears GM Phil Emery through the years
Bears general manager Phil Emery speaks during his first news conference Monday, Jan. 30, 2012, in Lake Forest.
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New Bears wide receiver Brandon Marshall left, general manager Phil Emery, center, and quarterback Jason Campbell pose for a picture March 16, 2012, after a news conference introducing Marshall at Halas Hall.
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Bears general manager Phil Emery listens to questions July 24, 2012, at a news conference before training camp at Olivet Nazarene University in Bourbonnais.
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Bears general manager Phil Emery explains his decision to fire coach Lovie Smith at Jan. 1, 2013, news conference in Lake Forest.
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New Bears coach Marc Trestman is congratulated by Bears GM Phil Emery.
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Bears general manager Phil Emery talks about the 2013 NFL draft before the Bears first minicamp at Halas Hall on Tuesday, April 16, 2013.
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Bears first round draft Kyle Long, left, waits to be introduced to the media by general manager Phil Emery during a news conference on April 26, 2013, at Halas Hall in Lake Forest. Long, an offensive guard from Oregon, was selected 20th overall in the NFL draft.
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Bears general manager Phil Emery, left, looks at coach Marc Trestman during a news conference on July 24, 2013, in Bourbonnais.
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Bears general manager Phil Emery, left, poses for a photo with new Bears defensive end Jared Allen, center, and his agent, Ken Harris, at a news conference where Allen was introduced on March 31, 2014, in Lake Forest.
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Bears general manager Phil Emery, right, listens to the Bears first round draft pick Virginia Tech cornerback Kyle Fuller during a news conference on May 9, 2014, in Lake Forest.
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Bears head coach Marc Trestman, left, and general manager Phil Emery, right, introduce the team's first-round draft pick, Virginia Tech cornerback Kyle Fuller, during a news conference on May 9, 2014, in Lake Forest.
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