Daily Archives: December 31, 2010

Mike Tice Makes Nice and Other News

Bears Packers nickel back Sam Shields insists he’ll play Sunday but he currently can run on a knee which has a mystery injury (via Tom Silverstein and Gary D’Amato of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel).  Safety Atari Bigby has been ruled … Continue reading

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Rookie Cap Proposal Needs Tweaking

Mike Florio writes an interesting commentary on the state of the negotiations for a new collective bargaining agreement.  He focuses upon a proposed rookie wage scale.  He runs the numbers and comes to this conclusion: “Thus, the truly big money … Continue reading

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What’s Really Scary about the New England Patriots? They’re Actually “Rebuilding”.

As good as the NFC North is going to be next year, the Bears should be grateful they aren’t in a division with the New England Patriots, a team who won a tough AFC East division and are dominating the … Continue reading

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Bears Players Talk Turf – Serenity Now!

The Alcoholics Anonymous Serenity Prayer contains a message that can apply to anyone as they deal with problems thought life.  It goes like this: “God grant us the serenity to accept the things we cannot change, courage to change the … Continue reading

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Bears Defense Must Get Back to Fundamentals

Sean Jensen at the Chicago Sun-Times addresses the Bears defensive problems the last few games: “The defense was ranked third overall, third in first downs allowed and tied for the league lead in fewest points permitted. But in the five … Continue reading

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Packers Will Avoid Hester – If Possible

Rob Reischel, writing for the Chicago Tribune, addresses whether the Packers will kick to Devin Hester: “Packers coach Mike McCarthy called it ‘top secret.’ Several other Packers refused to show their hands. “Packers special teams standout Jarrett Bush was far … Continue reading

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