He’s an intelligent guy, and he’s accepted his faults, and he’s working toward improving them,” Emery said. “I thought about it a lot. Isn’t that what we’d want out of our children? They might stumble, but when they do, they seriously try to improve their lives. We felt if there was a place Brandon would fit, it was here.
Bears GM Phil Emery on WR Brandon Marshall.
Click above to read the article on Forte’s response.
I think [Bears president] Ted Phillips said when they had the owners meeting they’re gonna wait until the season is over, Urlacher said Friday on WMVP-AM 1000, via the Sports Xchange. “See what happens, how I play. It’s kind of exciting. I’ve never been a free agent. So if I can get to free agency we’ll see what happens. I no doubt want to finish my career here. There’s no doubt about that. But you bring in free agency and all that you just never know what’s gonna happen.
In this episode I dote on some minor blurbs we’ve had over the last couple weeks as well as what’s coming up for BFO.
Per the article:
Nate Collins had 10 tackles in 12 games with the Jaguars last season, but might be better known for getting arrested for marijuana possession in February. The Jaguars rescinded the exclusive rights free agent tender they placed on Collins a short time later, making him available to every team in the league. The Seahawks took a look, but he remained unemployed until the Bears decided to bring him on.

To be honest, I thought about this, and I think in 2008 we finished No. 2 in offense, and everyone said we were really successful, and even we walk around sometimes saying it,” he said. “But when I look at film now, I think we were terrible, and I say that humbly. We were just young and immature out there on the field, not understanding the big picture of the offense and the game itself. To see where we’re at now, where our football mind is now, it’s going to be really dangerous. I’m excited to really fall into this offense with a new mind.
Bears WR Brandon Marshall on how he feels like the Cutler-to-Marshall connection in Denver never hit it’s stride.

‘‘My main focus is in the weight room. I’m not in a rush. This is my spine, the core of my body I’m dealing with. It’s not my knee, ankle or shoulder. I’m taking my time.’’
Bears WR Johnny Knox addressing concerns about his recovery. The WR still believes he could play in 2012.
It’s hard to show what you can do when you have a flat tire,” said Paea, who has been running at full speed for five weeks. “You’re not going to function. Now I feel great. I can bend the knee all the way now, which is easier for running and change of direction and all that. Last year I couldn’t do that.
Bears DT Stephen Paea on how he expects to contribute heavily to the 2012 team’s success.

Good solid work, a lot of the movement we felt that he had,” Marinelli said. “His work habits are very good, so just learn a little of what we’re doing, the tempo’s good. Good solid work.