Urlacher won't be attending mandatory practices

docksquad33 posted 5/14/2008 from chicagosports.chicagotribune.com [flag]

Urlacher is threatening to sit out mandatory practices. [link]

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Urlacher Continues To Tell Everyone He’s Skipping Minicamp
Published 5/14/2008 by Josh Alper at ProFootballTalk.com
Brian Urlacher continued his media tour by chatting with Vaughn McClure of the Chicago Tribune , who didn’t credit Michael Silver of Yahoo! with scooping him, about his plans to skip minicamp. $8,000 in fines isn’t going to be enough to shake Urlacher into changing his mind.“Yeah, it would bug me to get fined, but it’s my choice,” he said. “Unless something happens [with the contract] between now and then, I won’t be there.” Urlacher’s got every right to ask for more money but it’s hard to find much about his complaints to agree with. He signed a nine-year contract ...

Brian Urlacher wants his deal
Published 5/14/2008 by houroc at SportFiends
... If Bears Linebacker Brian Urlacher doesn’t get a longer extension on his contract from the Bears, he plans on skipping mandatory mini-camp. ...

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