Mendenhall: No hard feelings
Published 4/27/2008 by BY NEIL HAYES nhayes@suntimes.com at Chicago Sun-Times Bears
Rashard Mendenhall said he harbored no bitterness toward the Bears for choosing Vanderbilt offensive tackle Chris Williams instead of him with the 14th overall selection in the NFL draft. But a guest at his private party Saturday at the House of Blues wasn't so kind.
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NFL GridIron Gab found this 4/26/2008 on www.bearsgab.com
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Rover found this 4/27/2008 on chicagobearssite.com
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Rover found this 4/27/2008 on myespn.go.com
Posted by ESPN.com's Bill Williamson I like what the Bears did early today. They took Vanderbilt receiver Earl Bennett and LSU safety Craig Steltz. These are two very good value picks. Bennett could polished and could step in and make an impact for the receiver-hungry Bears. Steltz is a smart, overachiever who has a chance in the future. Chicago started strong Saturday by taking Vanderbilt ...Bears an ideal fit for Nick Hill
Rover found this 4/27/2008 on www.suntimes.com
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