 Enough comparable running backs have received contracts in the last year for the Bears and Matt Forte to discover some common ground on a long-term deal. VOTE: Will Forte get a new deal by training camp?  | Attorney: WR Marshall won't face charges Brandon Marshall's attorney confirmed to the Tribune on Thursday that the Bears wide receiver will not face any criminal charges after being accused of punching a woman in March outside a New York nightclub. |  | Jets' Tebow getting starter-type attention A crowd of more than two dozen people jockeyed for position by the backup quarterback's locker while nobody at all milled about the starting quarterback's locker. Only in New York -- or, more accurately, only in Florham Park. |  | DeCosta promoted to Ravens' assistant general manager When several teams, including the Oakland Raiders and Chicago Bears, expressed interest in Baltimore director of player personnel Eric DeCosta for their general manager opening earlier this offseason, the Ravens responded by giving their long-time executive a contract extension and a title change. |  | 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. |  | Bowen: QB Cutler showing leadership When the quarterback talks in the NFL, the rest of the locker room should listen up. Like it or not, they are natural leaders in the pro game because of the position. | |  | |
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