Thomason: Week 11 Fantasy Football Sleepers
If you need a spot starter, consider Teddy Bridgewater or Bryce Brown.
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If you need a spot starter, consider Teddy Bridgewater or Bryce Brown.
If there's such a thing as earning a loss, the Bears did just that.
The Bears may be 2-0 after their win over the Vikings, but corner back Charles Tillman could be facing a fine for his horse collar tackle of wide receiver Greg Jennings.
Unfortunately for the Vikings, their pedestrian passing attack can't keep defenses honest.
Bears cornerback Charles Tillman will start Thursday night's game at Lambeau Field, but Packers wide receiver Greg Jennings is inactive with a groin injury.
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Bears head coach Lovie Smith confirmed that linebacker Brian Urlacher will start Thursday night at Green Bay, but cornerback Charles Tillman's status is still up in the air.
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Packers coach Mike McCarthy says wide receiver Greg Jennings will miss two to three weeks with a knee sprain but is expected back for the playoffs.
Just as Chicago is bracing for one the biggest snow storms in it's history, Dallas was dealing with more wintry weather than they're used to having. But that didn't slow down the circus known as Super Bowl Media Day.
The field at Soldier Field has been a a winter concern for a long time and the NFC Championship game is no exception.
Before the ball is kicked off on Sunday, every element of the NFC Championship game will be analyzed over and over again. And as it has before this season, the turf at Soldier Field is becoming a topic.
The Chicago Bears took care of the Seattle Seahawks in impressive fashion, but they're not the only team playing in the NFC Championship who's been playing well lately.
The Atlanta Falcons had an early lead keeping the Green Bay Packers scoreless after the first quarter. The Packers turned it around scoring four touchdowns in the second quarter and held the Falcons back.
With the Packers' loss last night to the New England Patriots, the Bears can now clinch the NFC North title, and a spot in the playoffs.
