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In honor of Richard Dent's upcoming enshrinement, chicagobears.com is celebrating the rest of the Bears who have preceded him into the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Mike Singletary
Hall of Famer Mark Herrmann sees promise in Jay Cutler - chicagotribune.com Fred Mitchell: Former Purdue quarterback says fellow Indiana product has all the tools.
Gabe Carimi: Gabe Carimi left his mark at Wisconsin - chicagotribune.com Vaughn McClure: Everyone involved in the program from coach Bret Bielema down raves about the Chicago Bears rookie tackle.
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Chicago Bears: D.J. Moore deals with his brother's death - chicagotribune.com Vaughn McClure: Eddie was buried May 14 at Lincoln Memorial Gardens in Spartanburg. He left behind his wife, a son and a distraught younger brother.
Chicago Bears: Is Chicago Bears' offensive line set? - chicagotribune.com Brad Biggs: The Bears have bodies slotted for all five spots, but would need marked improvement if a veteran free agent isn't added to the mix.
How will Bears handle mayhem to come once NFL lockout ends? - Chicago Sun-Times Neil Hayes: If there’s ever an advantage to having two front-office executives with experience as general managers, it’s now.
NFL owners, union close in on deal - Chicago Sun-Times Sean Jensen: After another round of negotiations Friday in New York, there was universal optimism that the sides were inching toward a conclusion.
Let’s get this NFL lockout over with - Chicago Sun-Times Rick Morrissey: Years from now, people will remember what they were doing when the United States played Japan in the 2011 Women’s World Cup final: celebrating the imminent end of the NFL lockout.
Arkush: ‘Players Got Their Butts Handed To Them’ " CBS Chicago Listen: Hub Arkush explains the specifics of the new collective bargaining agreement on Boers & Bernstein.
Lockoutapalooza: Inching Towards An Agreement | NBC Chicago | Grizzly Detail Maggie Hendricks: Nothing is guaranteed, but the owners and players are getting closer to the agreement that will save the season.
Cutler Supports His Fiancee at Fashion Show | NBC Chicago | Grizzly Detail Maggie Hendricks; Cutler heads to Miami to watch Cavallari walk in fashion show.
Smith's best moves still include elusiveness | CharlotteObserver.com & The Charlotte Observer Newspaper Tom Sorensen: Smith is still capable of being an elite receiver. But he was not elite, as a receiver or as a teammate, last season. At 32, he will not be elite much longer.
Study finds NFL-Alzheimer’s link | ProFootballTalk Michael David Smith: Research unveiled at the Alzheimer's Association International Conference in Paris today shows that NFL players are more likely to develop mild cognitive impairment, which can lead to Alzheimer's disease, than men who didn't play football.
Getting to Yes | National Football Post Andrew Brandt: Key breakthroughs, open issues remain.
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