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Underappreciated end finally in spotlight
Tribune staff reporterFive members of the 2001 Bears made the NFC Pro Bowl team. Phillip Daniels believes it should have been six. Daniels, a seven-year veteran defensive end, didn't have the sack total of New York's Michael Strahan or the sack reputation of Philadelphia's...Tags: Sports, Bryan Robinson, Keith Traylor, Ted Washington, Football
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A joyous jaunt
Tribune staff reporterEver since training camp the Bears' goal was simple: win the NFC Central Division and then worry about what happens next. Sunday the Bears achieved that goal and then some, trampling the Jacksonville Jaguars 33-13 to clinch their first division title...Tags: Sports, Jim Miller, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Basketball, Ted Washington
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The End Zone
Tribune staff reporterD'OH I: Paul Edinger's overtime kickoff went out of bounds, giving the Lions the ball on their 40, where even a rookie quarterback on perhaps the worst team outside of Cincinnati could move an offense into position so one of the best field-goal kickers in...Tags: Ahmad Merritt, Sports, Bryan Robinson, Keith Traylor, Football
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Give that 'D' an A+
Tribune staff reporterThey have been fond of saying they were the best 0-4, 1-7, 2-8 team in the league, which doesn't go very far when you continue to lose. Now at 3-8 after Sunday's 13-10 victory over Tampa Bay at Soldier Field, the Bears can keep that claim going with a...Tags: Jim Flanigan, Sports, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Bryan Robinson, Mike Brown (ice hockey)
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Out with a whimper
Tribune staff reporterThe magic carpet ride that was the Bears' 2001 season ended in tatters Saturday. It closed with a 33-19 loss to the visiting Philadelphia Eagles that was capped ignominiously by Eagles quarterback Donovan McNabb scoring on a 5-yard run and dunking the...Tags: Ahmad Merritt, Sports, Jim Miller, Mike Brown (ice hockey), Cecil Martin
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Losing streak, tension snapped
Tribune staff reporterThe shaving cream said it all. As wide receiver Eddie Kennison stood surrounded by microphones and cameras in the Bears' locker room, teammate Marcus Robinson crept around behind him and gave him an entire face full of shaving cream. The Bears had not...Tags: Sports, Multi-Sport Events, Warrick Holdman, Brett Favre, Super Bowl
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Total collapse
Tribune staff reporterIn a season defined by collapses great and small, the Bears suffered perhaps their worst of all Sunday in a 33-30 loss to the defending Super Bowl champion New England Patriots. Their seventh straight loss came as a result of blowing a 27-6 lead that...Tags: Sports, Jim Miller, Bryan Robinson, Super Bowl, Football
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Daniels, McQuarters top list of injured
Tribune staff reporterDefensive end Phillip Daniels and cornerback R.W. McQuarters were injured in Sunday's season opener. Their status for Game 2 against the Atlanta Falcons is uncertain. Daniels sprained his left ankle in the first quarter. He was on crutches with his ankle...Tags: Sports, Jim Miller, Everett Lindsay, Chris Villarrial, Warrick Holdman
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Bears turn out the lights on sad season
Tribune staff reporterThe Bears' Champaign experience came to a dismal, fitting close Sunday with a 15-0 loss to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in which Bucs defensive tackle Warren Sapp taunted some of the stalwart crowd of 44,406. "Not in our house" was nowhere to be heard, and...Tags: Sports, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Basketball, Rob Johnson, Super Bowl
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Winless without Washington
ChicagoSports.comThe Bears' five-game losing streak has elevated Ted Washington from Pro-Bowl run stuffing tackle to mythic figure. Kind of like Buddha, but 6-5, 365 pounds with a heck of a bull rush. Since Washington went down with a foot injury in Week 2, the Bears...Tags: Sports, Jim Miller, Bryan Robinson, Brett Favre, Ted Washington
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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, Sports, Chris Villarrial, Chad Pennington, Football
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Jauron on his Bears: They believe in themselves
ChicagoSports.comWith a day to reflect on their thrilling opening day victory, Bears players and coaches sounded a lot like they did after last season's unlikely string of stunners. It's not luck, they insist. Good teams put themselves in positions to win. The Bears...Tags: Sports, Bryan Robinson, Mike Brown (ice hockey), Football, Moe Williams
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