Monday, May 21, 2012

Briggs big on Marshall/Bears have leverage/Forte praises line

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May 21, 2012
Briggs not worried about new Bear Marshall
Briggs not worried about new Bear Marshall

Says receiver with troubled past 'going to be fine' in Chicago.

Bears appear to have leverage in money battle with Forte Pompei: Bears appear to have leverage in money battle with Forte

Though he compares favorably with top backs, it appears club doesn't value him comparably.
Forte praises Bears offensive line: 'They blocked great' Forte praises Bears offensive line: 'They blocked great'

The line must improve pass blocking and Cutler was sacked only five times in the final five games he appeared in before his wrist injury.
Former NFL lineman: At least 50 percent of players use marijuana Ex-NFL lineman: At least 50% of players use marijuana

Former NFL offensive lineman Lomas Brown, an ESPN analyst, believes more than half of NFL players smoke marijuana.
Signs point to Jennings being starter at cornerback for Bears Signs point to Jennings being starter at cornerback

"We have a good situation," Hoke said. "Tim played well for us last year."
Attorney: Marshall won't face charges in nightclub incident Attorney: WR Marshall won't face charges

Lawyer says decision confirms that Bears WR and wife were victims.
Other backs seem to be setting price for Forte Other backs seem to be setting price for Forte

Recent signings seem to establish value at roughly $20 million guaranteed in long-term deal.
Gridiron charity event benefits injured young athletes Gridiron charity event benefits injured young athletes

There is nothing funny about catastrophic sports injuries, but Wednesday night’s stand-up comedyroutines by Chicago sports and media personalities created some chuckles during a fundraising event at the Laugh Factory Comedy Theatre on N. Broadway.
Brees on contract talks: `Extremely frustrating' Brees on contract talks: 'Extremely frustrating'

Brees continues to be bold in expressing his emotions.
Bears' Cutler showing leadership Bowen: QB Cutler showing leadership

QB sent unmistakable signal to offensive line that it must step up play for team to succeed.

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