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Greg Olsen says Bears, Favre not a good match
Posted by ESPN.com's Kevin Seifert From the "what else is he supposed to say" department, Chicago Bears tight end Greg Olsen said he is happy with his team's quarterbacks and wouldn't be interested in acquiring retired quarterback Brett Favre. Appearing on ESPN's "First Take" this morning, Olsen correctly suggested that "I don't think that would really ever come true." (As we've noted ...
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Three Idiots on Sports — ... Bears Tight End Greg Olsen lies and says that Favre wouldn't be a good match for the Bears. Later Rex Grossman bought him a Rolex and Kyle Orton gave him a case of Jack Daniels. ...

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