Jason Lieser
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Bears QB Tyson Bagent: 'Right decision' to report concussion symptoms even if it cost him an opportunity (opens the original)
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Longtime Bears backup quarterback Tyson Bagent made one of the most difficult decisions of his career last week when, knowing full well what it would cost, told the team about his concussion symptoms. Bagent was over it by Monday when he watched third-stringer Case Keenum flourish against the Eagles in a start that would’ve been his, but the initial choice was grueling as his agent eventually convinced him protecting his health should come first. “Your brain is far more important than being able
Bears need a lot more from WR Rome Odunze after slow start, dropped TD vs. Eagles (opens the original)
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Amid the spectacular story of third-string quarterback Case Keenum playing for the first time in three years and delivering a memorable night at Soldier Field, the Bears covered up some near-disasters in their 27-7 victory Monday against the Eagles. Imagine how differently, for example, wide receiver Rome Odunze’s dropped pass in the end zone on third-and-goal from the 3-yard line would have been viewed if the game ended up being close. Instead, even though the Bears walked away with no points o
Bears 3rd-string Case Keenum leaves no doubt he should start vs. Jets, even with Tyson Bagent healthy (opens the original)
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Bears third-string quarterback Case Keenum described his lights-out game in their 27-7 win over the Eagles on Monday as a dream, but also as a grueling challenge. He thought of the 16-hour days, the head-to-toe aches his 38-year-old body would feel the next morning, and recalled telling his kids before kickoff that merely taking the field was an example of having the fortitude to “do hard things.” And after everything he did to claim that victory, delivering a precise and prolific performance fr
Even with QB Caleb Williams potentially returning, NFL moves Bears-Packers Week 5 game to noon kickoff (opens the original)
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The Bears-Packers rivalry tends to be one of the NFL’s biggest draws, but the league and Fox opted to move the Week 5 matchup out of the late-afternoon national window. The teams now will kick off at noon at Lambeau Field after their game was flexed out in favor of Seahawks-49ers. The Packers announced the change Tuesday. Not only is that typically a coveted matchup for television, but it could be Bears quarterback Caleb Williams’ return. Williams has been out since suffering a significant hamst
Driver blew stop sign, critically injured cyclist in Avalon Park, police say (opens the original)
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A motorist was issued several citations after allegedly blowing a stop sign and hitting a 47-year-old man riding a bicycle, critically injuring him Monday evening in Avalon Park on the South Side. The bicyclist was riding west in the 8200 block of South Blackstone Avenue when he was hit by a vehicle whose driver failed to stop at the stop sign around 5:30 p.m., Chicago police said. The man was critically injured and was taken to the University of Chicago Medical Center, police said. The driver,
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