Chester Taylor and Kalil Bell scrap in practice.

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com...d-in-practice/

Bears running backs have to be separated in practice

Posted by Gregg Rosenthal on December 3, 2010, 9:23 AM EST
Bears running back Chester Taylor doesn’t seem to feel at home with a new team until he gets in a fight.
In Baltimore, he reportedly threw a chair at tackle Orlando Brown. In Minnesota, a fight with defensive end Erasumus James ended with tackle Bryant McKinnie getting stitches for getting in the mix.
Taylor dusted off his gloves at Bears practice Thursday for a fight with fellow running back Kahlil Bell, according to Brad Biggs of the Chicago Tribune. Practice fights are not huge deal, although Briggs indicates “something had been brewing” between the two guys for a while.
The Vikings have bemoaned losing Taylor more than once this year, but he hasn’t made a huge impact in Chicago. He’s averaging 2.6 yards-per-carry and has only 14 catches on the season. Many folks expected a split backfield with Matt Forte, but Forte has more than doubled Taylor’s touches and proven far more effective.

I'd assume every team has players fight @ practice on occasion. This is irrelevant

The only one who this hurts is Bell b/c he's the lowest man on the totem pole.

Lucky it wasn't Andre Johnson, because he would yank the helmet off and start throwing haymakers.

Were they fighting about who has the worse first name?

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Originally Posted by BigClaws

Were they fighting about who has the worse first name?

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Close. Kalil probably called taylor "Chester the molester"

The name Kalil doesnt make it unless you retitle it Kal-el ... then he's Superman !

Green Kryptonite will calm him down if he gets combative.

The team should make sure Chester carry's some in his handwarmer... ; )

They should be giving Bell a chance to play. He showed promise last year, and really, against the lions, I don't he's gonna hurt the team. Maybe he could be what Benson should've been, and Forte our new T. jones...

Pfffffft......t'hat ain't no fight......Now, this was a fight;

FBI to investigate fight between Miller, Kreutz
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LAKE FOREST, Ill. -- The FBI is opening an internal investigation into the fight between Chicago Bears offensive linemen Olin Kreutz
and Fred Miller at its shooting range in the Chicago area, Special Agent Richard Kolko said Wednesday.

Kreutz and Miller say they have put the incident at the shooting range behind them.
Miller, who initially said the injury occurred in a fall at home,
needed surgery after Kreutz broke his jaw in the altercation last week.

An FBI official said several Bears were invited to take target practice.
The official, who spoke on condition of anonymity because of the internal investigation,said it is common for FBI field offices to invite community groups to shooting ranges.

The official said the fight took place after the shooting session, during a barbecue for FBI employees and the players.
He confirmed that alcohol was consumed during the barbecue, but insisted there was no drinking during the target practice.

Reports of an altercation surfaced after last Sunday's 17-9 victory over San Francisco, and details have continued to leak.

The Chicago Sun-Times, citing sources, reported roughhousing between Miller and Kreutz escalated to a full-blown altercation.
As he was being escorted out the door, Miller turned around and went toward Kreutz, the newspaper reported.
Kreutz then hit him in the face and Miller responded by striking Kreutz in the head with a five-pound weight, opening a cut that required 13 stitches.

...http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TkBf4EbIYlM :box3:

As long as it's not over WAG then it's no big deal.