Hoge: For Brandon Hardin, It's All On The Line In Preseason Finale
The reality of the fourth and final preseason game is that most of the decisions have already been made.
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The reality of the fourth and final preseason game is that most of the decisions have already been made.
As expected, most of the Bears' key players will not play at all Thursday night against the Browns in the preseason finale.
Sixteen guys competing for seven spots.
The Bears wasted no time cutting down their roster, waiving 14 players Sunday.
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It may have just been a preseason game, but the Bears showed signs of improvement Friday night.
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or the second straight week, Bears head coach Marc Trestman expects defensive end Julius Peppers to play in the team's preseason game.
In the meeting room following last Thursday's win over the San Diego Chargers, rookie linebacker Jon Bostic received only one message from his coaches regarding his hit on wide receiver Mike Willie that dislodged the football and created an incomplete pass.
Lance Briggs expresses frustration with Bostic's fine.
lot has changed at the newly renovated Halas Hall, but for a moment Tuesday, the practice field had a look from 20 years ago.
Earl Bennett and Henry Melton were seen at practice Tuesday for the first time since they suffered their concussions.
As you've been told by now, Friday night's game against the Raiders in Oakland is the preseason game that matters.
The Bears' QB depth depends on how bad Matt Blanchard's injury is.
Rookie linebacker Jon Bostic has made quite a first impression.
Jonathan Scott and D.J. Williams sat out the limited portion of practice that was open to the media.
J'Marcus Webb's pay cut makes sense for both sides.
Meanwhile, Jay Cutler and Marc Trestman both take the blame for an interception.
There's no doubt rookie Kyle Long belongs on the field for the Chicago Bears.
Julius Peppers will sit out Thursday night's second preseason game.
Considering only one preseason game and zero regular season games have been played, it's premature to get too excited about any team's draft class from this year.
Thursday's preseason game against the Chargers at Soldier Field should give fans a better idea of what the 2013 Chicago Bears will look like.
Marc Trestman saw a "vicious" battle in Monday's practice.
Every year there is that one player who shines late in the first preseason game and gets the fan base all excited.
When Marc Trestman said Friday in Charlotte that J'Marcus Webb was "in a competition", it wasn't all that surprising based on his play.
