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Brian Urlacher was once again not on the field Tuesday, missing his sixth consecutive practice.
If the Packers, Saints or Patriots had won the Super Bowl by lighting up the scoreboard, the NFL's landscape might look different this summer.
On Monday, Aug. 13 from 8-9 a.m. join 670 The Score's Mike Mulligan, Brian Hanley, Laurence Holmes and Zach Zaidman as they partner with the Tribune's Brad Biggs, Fred Mitchell and Matt Bowen go break down every phase of the 2012 Chicago Bears.
Former Bears offensive coordinator Mike Martz is moving to the broadcast arena, as an analyst for NFL football games on Fox television.
Mike Tice confirmed Monday what we've thought for nearly a week: J'Marcus Webb is the Bears starting left tackle.
Davis has never been an elite wide receiver, but he is a key special teams performer, which immediately makes him the favorite to make the team as the team's sixth wide receiver.
It appeared the battle was over last week, but the Bears' first depth chart confirmed Monday that J'Marcus Webb is the starting left tackle.
The Bears have re-signed veteran wide receiver Rashied Davis to a one-year contract.
While any injury merits concern, one Bears expert said there's reason to be positive about Urlacher's injury.
