BobLeGere #Bears rookie safety Major Wright (hamstring) still not practicing.
ZachZaidman Panthers RT Jeff Otah (knee) did not practice today
BradBiggs All offensive linemen but Williams working.
BradBiggs Chris Williams working on side with trainer. He is not practicing.
BradBiggs tillman on Steve Smith: "He’s a little guy who’s 5-9, but he plays like he’s 6-5. He is top-two best receivers in my opinion in the league."
ChicagoBearscom LM: QB Jay Cutler IS on practice field with #Bears. More injury info to follow later today
I wonder why did we bother to trade for Cutler just to surround him with shit talent? We could have just kept KO and the picks if our goal was mediocrity
Cmon motown as you said we only trade for d lineman so going by 'motown logic' I guess cutler is a d-lineman, so why would we surround him with "O' players.. lololOriginally Posted by motownbear
ZachZaidman Panthers RB DeAngelo Williams (illness) did not practice today. Former Bear Jamar Williams (neck) was limited.
BradBiggs skjensen
Panthers RB DeAngelo Williams didn't practice because of an illness. Neither did OT Jeff Otah (knee) and WR Steve Smith (ankle)#Bears list QB Todd Collins as full participation with neck injury.
LAKE FOREST, Ill. -- Chicago Bears defensive end Julius Peppers is bracing himself for the worst. Returning to his home state of North Carolina for the first time wearing an opposing colored jersey, the former UNC and Carolina Panthers star may be in line for a hostile reception Sunday in Charlotte.
That's what fans do," Peppers said Wednesday. "That's why they come to the game, it's a part of the game. You're there to boo the opposing the team. I'm not a part of [that] team anymore, so I understand that. They have to do that in certain instances.
Like I said before, I have a lot of fans in that area. That's my home, I'm from there [Wilson, NC]. Hopefully that will be the crowd that shows up to the game."
Before signing a six-year, $91.5 million contract with the Bears in the offseason, Peppers played 11 seasons in the state of North Carolina. He was named the nation's top lineman and top overall defensive player during his final season playing for the Tar Heels, and was selected No. 2 overall by Carolina in the 2002 NFL draft. Peppers posted double-digit sack totals in six of his eight years with the Panthers, and was voted to five Pro Bowls.
"I'm looking forward to the game and playing in a place that I'm fond of," Peppers said. "A place that I spent a lot of time in and had great memories [at]. I appreciate that city and those fans, and everything they did for me during my whole career. "It is just another game, but I think before the game, leading up to it, [you got to keep] those emotions in check. All the other stuff really doesn't matter once the ball is snapped. But before the game, I'm not going to sit here and say I'm not going to have a lot of different thoughts and emotions going through [me]. That's the reality of it."
@NFLRumorCentral The latest on trade possibilities for WRs Lee Evans, Vincent Jackson and (Carolina's) Steve Smith: http://es.pn/byS1Np #nfl 2 minutes ago
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Hester is our bonifide number one dont need any of these guys either
2 of the other possibilities for miss would be new england at their ;self imposed cap", and now w/o moss contract can sign mankins.. or bring in jackson
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