Alshon Jeffery Returns To Bears In 'Good Shape,' Says 'Team's Always First'
"He looks to be in good shape," Bears coach John Fox said. "He's ready to roll."
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"He looks to be in good shape," Bears coach John Fox said. "He's ready to roll."
Sports fans love herd mentality and often take marching orders from the teams and players for whom they cheer.
Jeffery had recently skipped the Bears' voluntary OTAs at Halas Hall.
A 14-year NFL veteran, Robinson played in Chicago from 1998 to 2003.
The latest of this audio feature brings conversations with Frazier, Grasu and Lester.
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The Bears are bullish about their new inside linebackers.
Hroniss Grasu and Charles Leno are the only two incumbents at the same spots on the line as 2015.
Williams figures to compete for the No. 3 job with David Fales.
John Fox demands complete buy-in at all times, and Jeffery hasn't shown that this offseason in the Bears' eyes.
