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Game 8: 'Today we hit rock bottom'
Sun reporterThe Ravens no longer are digging a deeper hole for themselves in the AFC Central race. It's time to put this team to rest.Barring one of the greatest late-season runs in NFL history, the Ravens buried any playoff aspirations under a 45-19 loss to the...Tags: Football, National Football League, Jimmy Smith (football), Baltimore Ravens, Donovin Darius
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A-Train barely leaves station
Tribune staff reporterBears fans waiting to see the sleeker model of the new and improved "A-Train" are still waiting. Bears running back Anthony Thomas, seeing his first action Saturday night since breaking his finger Dec. 1, responded much like a guy who hadn't carried...Tags: Football, Rex Tucker, National Football League, Marty Booker, Jake Plummer
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Ref's action baffles Jauron
Tribune staff reporterIf the Bears had some questions of game officials after being called for 12 penalties last week, they had even more Sunday after a bizarre sequence of events that officials refused to explain at the time or afterward. With 40 seconds left in the game,...Tags: Marcus Robinson, David Patten, Football, Buffalo Bills, National Football League
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The End Zone
Tribune staff reporterHero I: Jim Miller. Awful first half. Awfully gutty second half—12-of-17 for 188 yards and a TD. The TD. Unsung hero I: Bernard Robertson. All the worry about the untested left tackle, and Robertson's man still hasn't come within 5 yards of Miller on the...Tags: Larry Whigham, Ted Washington, Marty Booker, Brian Urlacher, Brad Maynard
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O-liners 'get it done' for sure
Tribune staff reporterLate in the first quarter, Bears quarterback Chris Chandler was sacked by Jets defensive end John Abraham. Left tackle Mike Gandy, who was beaten for the sack, approached Chandler afterward. "I have him," Gandy reassured Chandler. "Don't worry."...Tags: Ahmad Merritt, John Abraham, Football, Adrian Peterson, National Football League
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Bear with us: Play-by-play commentary
ChicagoSports.comThe Bears, remember them? It seems like ages ago since that Monday night pasting by the Packers. In reality it was only two weeks ago and the Bears and their fans have had the bye week to either dwell on it or forget about it. This week it's the Lions,...Tags: Phillip Daniels, Larry Whigham, Football, Cory Schlesinger, National Football League
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Robinson can't leap to conquer
Tribune staff reporterMarcus Robinson was the core of the Bears' offense in 1999 when his leaping catches helped produce nine touchdowns and a franchise-record 1,400 receiving yards. But Robinson's two chances for similar catches went for naught Sunday, a sign of something...Tags: Phillip Daniels, Marcus Robinson, Shawn Barber, Football, Hugh Douglas
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A defeat that hurt
Tribune staff reporterThe Bears spent Monday much the same way they did the previous two Mondays—assessing injuries, contemplating personnel moves and getting ready for the next game. Except without the glow of a victory. With local angst rising, the Bears were left to...Tags: Larry Whigham, Ahmad Merritt, Phillip Daniels, Football, Buffalo Bills
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John Mullin's answers
Do you think it's a coincidence that the Bears' running game is not as good with Stanley Pritchett at FB as it is with Daimon Shelton? I think good FBs are totally under-hyped. Good fullbacks (Griffith in Denver when Davis was awesome, Moose in Dallas...Tags: Phillip Daniels, Football, Buffalo Bills, Drew Bledsoe, National Football League
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Debut in Champaign lacks fizz
Tribune staff reporterIt was not the kind of unveiling the Bears were seeking. After a 13-3 season in 2001, the Bears bumbled through a less-than-auspicious start to what they believe should be a Super Bowl season, losing 27-3 Saturday night to the Denver Broncos in their...Tags: Dwayne Carswell, Football, Marty Booker, Brian Urlacher, Paul Edinger
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Spoiling for a big finish
Tribune staff reporterThe Bears had a statement to make Sunday and the New York Jets were the ones who had to pay for it, possibly with their playoff hopes. The Jets (7-7) came to Champaign expecting a walkover similar to the one the Miami Dolphins enjoyed Monday night...Tags: Larry Whigham, Phillip Daniels, Chad Morton, Football, Jason Ferguson
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