Chicago Bears
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Week 2 in photos: Bears vs. SteelersSep 20, 2009 11:00 pm - ...
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Lovie says Alex Brown should be good to go vs. Seattle
Sep 20, 2009 11:00 pm - Chicago Bears defensive end Alex Brown was in the trainer's room instead of a hospital room a day after he limped off the field with a sprained left ankle. Coach Lovie S...
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Knox no longer a wide-eyed rookieSep 20, 2009 11:00 pm - Rookie wide receiver Johnny Knox was in awe when he saw the size of the crowds the Bears draw - at training camp in Bourbonnais. His reaction to the several thousand fa...
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Tillman saves the day - and maybe a whole lot moreSep 20, 2009 11:00 pm - Perhaps by definition, it seems unreasonable, or at least unfair, for a tipping point to arrive so early in an NFL season. But you could argue that no team faced greater...
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Puttin' on the blitzSep 20, 2009 11:00 pm - Ben Roethlisberger probably makes ATM transactions that are more nerve-wracking and complex than Pittsburgh's first drive Sunday afternoon against the Bears. Blessed wit...
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Bears learn a lot about themselvesSep 20, 2009 11:00 pm - The first few weeks of the regular season is like self-analysis for NFL teams. They spend days and weeks and months during the off-season participating in organized team...
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Bears' pass rushers understand they will dictate outcome against SteelersSep 18, 2009 11:00 pm - The toughest question the Bears face Sunday against the Pittsburgh Steelers and maybe for the remainder of the season is this: How do you compensate for the loss of six-...
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Ward's reputation as blocker not lost on BearsSep 18, 2009 11:00 pm - When defensive players around the league talk about Steelers wide receiver Hines Ward being dangerous, they don't just mean as a pass catcher. Although the 6-foot, 205-...
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Bears give safety spot back to Manning vs. SteelersSep 18, 2009 11:00 pm - Danieal Manning returns to the starting lineup Sunday at free safety, with Kevin Payne grabbing a seat on the bench and rookie Al Afalava holding on to the strong safety...
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Bears finding more ways to get Anderson on fieldSep 18, 2009 11:00 pm - Bears backup defensive end Mark Anderson is at least 50 pounds shy of your average NFL nose tackle, but he made an impact playing there in passing situations last week. ...