Sep 10, 2009 | Detroit Free Press
Stafford will start final exhibition for Lions
Lions coach Jim Schwartz said after practice that quarterback Matthew Stafford likely will start Thursday's exhibition finale but he was not certain about the status of Daunte Culpepper and Drew Stanton.
Detroit Lions evaluating roster, watching waivers
Lions coach Jim Schwartz said Friday that the players remaining after the team trims its roster to the NFL-mandated 53 won't necessarily be the ones Detroit takes into the start of the regular season.
Detroit Lions sign QB Bollinger
The Detroit Lions patched up their quarterback corps Tuesday, signing Brooks Bollinger after Drew Stanton had an arthroscopic procedure on a knee.
Lions sign OG Terrence Metcalf and WR Dane Looker
Originally published August 17, 2009 at 2:05 p.m., updated August 17, 2009 at 4:45 p.m. ALLEN PARK, Mich.
On the Bears' trip south along Interstate 57 from Bourbonnais to Memorial Stadium on Saturday afternoon, an Illinois state trooper pulled over the team's three buses.
Bears do solid job minimizing wasted space under salary cap
We have covered it here before but it's worth going over again. One of the reasons the Bears are in such a good position with the salary cap this season is because they manage to do a pretty good job of limiting their dead cap space.
How Jerry Angelo Actually Saved The Bears From Extinction
I'm totally sick of people trying to bash JA for bad moves. He saved the Bears, and people don't realize what he did.
Not that Rex Grossman needed to see how badly his Bears teammates hurt Sunday, but there was no avoiding the pain in his path off Soldier Field.
Beekman: Competetion for left guard spot only makes team better
The offensive line had a new look when the Bears opened the doors at Halas Hall for their OTA on Wednesday.
The Chicago Bears Offseason Review
Now that the NFL Draft is over , and the free agent season is almost over, the Chicago Bears still have holes in their depth chart... by Matt Anaya 5 reads Preview/Prediction Now that the NFL Draft is over , and the free agent season is almost over, the Chicago Bears still have holes in their depth chart.
Linemen run aground with character issues
Once you get past the top two players in this year's NFL draft group of offensive linemen, the position is filled with land mines.
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