chicagotribune.com - 11/7/2008
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Lloyd's fast start just a memory after injury layoff
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Receiver Brandon Lloyd has to restart the clock on his season if he returns Sunday. Lloyd hasn't played since Sept. 28, and the four-game layoff means he has to re-establish himself in the Bears' offense and in some ways prove himself to the organization all over again.
Orton watch: Misses practice again, likely out Sunday
Fantasy impact: Plenty to look at in ...
suntimes.com - 11/6/2008
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Actions always speak louder than words, and Kyle
Orton strode without a limp to the podium in...
the Halas Hall media room Wednesday afternoon, then exited comfortably after discussing the most overblown ankle injury in Bears history. Orton did not ...
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Orton may be a go on Sunday
suntimes.com - 11/12/2008
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Mike Mulligan: here was a time this season
when Brandon Lloyd seemed on the verge of emerging...
as a lovable underdog, a Comeback Player of the Year candidate set to make his old team look foolish and his old college coach look like a genius. Lloyd ...
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Bears to Lloyd: Go to heal
rumorsandrants.com - 11/5/2008
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And you thought you had seen the last
of him... An injury to Kyle Orton means a...
second chance, er, a third, fourth or is it fifth chance now? Whatever it is, Rex is back!
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Coming To The Rex-cue
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Black and Blue all over: A different offense
ESPN.com - NFL Nation Blog —
... Receiver Brandon Lloyd might have rankled some people in the Bears organization by saying he didn't want to return from a knee injury until he is 100 percent healed, according to David Haugh of the Chicago Tribune. Lloyd returned to full practice mode this week. ...
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Bears' Lloyd closer to returning after time off
nfl.com 10/28/2008 — LAKE FOREST, Ill. -- Brandon Lloyd had his left knee wrapped in ice as he walked to his locker, a cold reminder that he's not quite 100 percent. Even so, he's feeling better. Much better. And the Chicago Bears ' wide receiver indicated he's just about ...
B. Lloyd’s Knee Takes Time To Heal When It Hurts So Much
blogdownchicagobears.com 11/13/2008 — Two days after we dared to wonder why Brandon Lloyd was still inactive, and would be ballsy (or unballsy) enough to say he’s waiting to be 100 percent, the Sun-Times is putting it out there: the Bears coaching staff is displeased with ...
Lloyd hopes to play Sunday -
chicagotribune.com 11/11/2008 — Receiver Brandon Lloyd said he wanted to play Sunday against the Tennessee Titans but didn't believe he was as healthy as he needed to be coming off a left knee sprain. After the game, Lloyd seemed perplexed that he didn't play despite practicing all ...
ORTON NOT DONE FOR THE YEAR?
profootballtalk.com 11/2/2008 — Several readers tell us that it’s being reported on the Comcast postgame show in Chicago that Bears quarterback Kyle Ortron doesn’t have a broken ankle, and that he’s not done for the year.
Orton suffered the ankle injury late in the ...
God Blessed Brandon Lloyd Like A Hut 2?
deuceofdavenport.com 10/15/2008 — Aw shucks. Bears receiver Brandon Lloyd has no problem admitting that sensitive thugs need hugs too. Apparently "they don't love him like you do when they hug him". B. Lloyd is "throwing pies in hater's faces" and spitting game at the ladies on his new single "She All Mine" which features Bobby ...
Sitting Lloyd only punishes Bears' passing game
chicagotribune.com 11/14/2008 — When he's healthy, this receiver must be on the field
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Brandon Lloyd explained that it was coach Lovie Smith's "strategy decision," to sit him against the NFL's stingiest scoring ...
Orton returns to practice
jsonline.com 11/13/2008 — There's a pretty good reason the Chicago Bears will do just about everything in their power to get quarterback Kyle Orton in the starting lineup this week.
It's called the Green Bay Packers secondary.
All Eyes On The Defense
windycitygridiron.com 11/10/2008 — It is the question that will have a lot to do with determining how the Bears fair the rest of the year.
Are the Bears in a good scheme, but the players are not capable of executing it or are the Bears players not being put into position to ...
Win One For Walter
fantasysportsnetwork.blogspot.com 11/5/2008 — This article talks about my personal take on the game the Chicago Bears played against the Green Bay Packers the weekend following the death of Walter Payton on November 7, 1999.
NFL Suicide Pool Pick Week 10 —
Bleacher Report - NFL 11/7/2008
For Week Nine, we selected the Chicago Bears as our suicide pool pick. While it wasn’t the blowout Pro Football 101 predicted, the Bears did hold on to pull out the 27-23 victory over the Detroit Lions.
That’s the beauty of ...
