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Chicago Bears head coach Lovie Smith, left, and general manager Jerry Angelo, right, introduce their top draft pick, offensive tackle Chris Williams of Vanderbilt, during a news conference at Halas Hall in Lake Forest, Ill., Monday April 28, 2008. Williams was chosen 14th overall by Bears in the 2008 NFL Draft.
In this April 28, 2008 file photo, Chicago Bears general manager Jerry Angelo, right, introduces his top draft pick, offensive tackle Chris Williams of Vanderbilt, during a news conference at Halas Hall in Lake Forest, Ill. The Bears and Williams agreed to a five-year contract Wednesday, July 23, 2008 on the first day of training camp.
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...of the future. His numbers have leveled off, but that fundamental belief shouldn't have changed. General manager Jerry Angelo has maintained that time is his ally in regard to renegotiating Orton's contract, and his patience eventually might save him a couple...
...division. This had nothing to do with the Bears' defensive scheme, nothing to do with Lovie Smith's game-day coaching, Jerry Angelo's drafting or any of the other things that are dissected too much. Tillman is the Bears' best defensive back, and he was assigned...
...games only twice all year, and both ''streaks'' involved the winless Lions. The defense in which general manager Jerry Angelo has invested so heavily has underperformed all season, and it's possible this is as good as it gets. It's foolish to continue to...
With defensive tackles Kevin Williams and Pat Williams expected to be suspended for the last four games for violating the league's steroids policy, the Vikings are going to have a tough time winning out. Even if the Williamses somehow are spared,
...a new $9 million annual salary, the team is now a few pennies under the salary cap. - Another NFL Draft under Bears G.M. Jerry Angelo. Sure, Matt Forte and Devin Hester have been second round steals the last three years, but what about Cedric Benson, Michael...
...entire group, not just our receivers. We didn't get first downs, and we didn't give ourselves a chance.'' General manager Jerry Angelo said last week he didn't have any regrets about losing Berrian to the Vikings in free agency. ''We tried to bring him back,...
...York is the steady yards provided by Thomas Jones, who has rushed for 950 yards. Which brings to mind the comment by Bears GM Jerry Angelo when Jones was dealt to New York. "We like Cedric Benson and feel it's his turn now," Angelo said. Good thing Matt...
...Groff 520 (Armstrong Eng); Gary Wiedman 641, Deb Kling 540 (Garys Pro Shop); Mike Bonham 644, Ashley Rinehart 592 (Wed Mix); Billy Angelo 692, Kris Tomlinson 591 (Thurs Mix); Brian Heil 588, Ann Kelly 597 (Pa Pride Insulation); Jason Pugliese 686, Dot Moser...
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When we have two players that are close, (general manager) Jerry Angelo will defer to how they play on special teams ... We do a report on all the players coming up, and we'll have special-teams grades on everybody, and that could sway the difference.
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