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Playing against the Packers will see the Bears have a 1,000 yrd rusher (Forte) because he now has 978 yards and needs just 22 to make the mark, and a 1,000 yrd WR (Knox) because he has 960 yards through the air and needs just 40 to reach the mark. Oh and give a big Bear hug to Cutler for being the first bear QB to make back to back 3,000 passing yard seasons and 23 TD passes!

http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/columns/stor...6/BrianUrlacher

what is wrong with this team?

http://www.nootsnotes.com/2011/01/03/noots...s-to-green-bay/

Help the coaches teach this oline how to block and pickup blitzes!!! With our Defense all we need is for the offense to move the ball and score a couple of TD'S and superbowl here we come Oh and help martz contain his urge to want to throw on every down!

my buddy has a couple sets of 2. asking 200 per ticket all are 400 level and inbetween the 40's

Price are stupid!! Im going to wait it out another day or so. These prices need to come down. Anyone have tickets that want to get rid of them? Ill pay a good price up not stupid ass prices.

This is a pretty good article about the Bears' offensive alignments and the Packers' defensive alignments. http://espn.go.com/blog/nfcnorth/post/_/id...martz-vs-capers

The flag and the shirt are the hard part.

if anyone wants to come by and do shots let me know!!! We will have a ton of food and ton of booze!!!! GO BEARS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

watching this vid is getting me pumped, so glad URL is playing back a high level. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a6FBt4N1vac

http://www.profootballfocus.com/blog/2011/...hing-in-hawaii/ Forte, Hester, Manning Graham

As of right now, these amounts are the contracts that each team in the NFL has committed for 2011. It's good information but there are a lot of details to add. First, the cap in 2009, the last year that a cap existed, was about $130 million. Second, these numbers exist prior to basic offseason moves, like cutting people with non-guaranteed contracts, making qualifying offers to restricted free agents, and attempting to use the franchise/transition tag. Third, there are no holds for draft picks. Fourth, this will change rapidly if players are extended before the CBA runs out. If the owners succeed in forcing cuts to the salary cap in the future, especially if …

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/category/rumor-mill/ John Mullin of Comcast SportsNet Chicago reports that the Bears plan to release backup running back Chester Taylor this offseason. The report points out that 2011 would be Taylor’s age-32 season, and “his arrow is definitely not pointing up.” Taylor averaged 2.38 yards per carry during the 2010 regular season, a dreadful mark even if some of his rushing attempts were of the short-yardage variety. He exhibited very little burst between the tackles. The Bears signed Taylor to a four-year, $12.5 million contract last March and have already paid him $7 million. Taylor’s base salary in 2011 is schedu…

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Rd 1 29 Rd 2 62 Rd 3 93 Rd 4 127 Rd 5 160 Rd 6 200 This is after the NFL has allotted for compensatory picks

http://www.chicagotribune.com/features/col...035,full.column

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2011/...ed-a-good-hero/

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2011/...d-girls-at-byu/ Jim McMahon on Cutler, lockout, brain injuries and girls at BYU Posted by Michael David Smith on April 11, 2011, 10:03 AM EDT APFormer NFL quarterback Jim McMahon was brash and outspoken in his playing days. At the age of 51, that hasn’t changed. McMahon weighed in on a wealth of subjects in an ESPN Radio interview today, talking about subjects ranging from the NFL lockout to suffering brain damage on the football field to how he got away with breaking the honor code during his time at Brigham Young University. And McMahon took his former team to task for the way they handled the injury suf…

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