Showing posts with label Chirs Williams. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Chirs Williams. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 9, 2008

Bears DT Anthony Adams, WR Mark Bradley Among Inactives from Week 1


The big surprise from the inactives from week 1 is that Bears DT Anthony Adams has gone from being a starter on the depth chart to being inactive.

Wide receiver Mark Bradley, who expressed frustration last week over his role in the offense, is also inactive.

Also down are safety Craig Steltz, guard Dan Buenning, defensive tackle Matt Toeaina, wide receiver Earl Bennett, offensive tackle Chris Williams and quarterback Caleb Hanie.

Saturday, July 26, 2008

Chicago Bears: Highlights From Training Camp, Day 3



Welcome back to Chicago Bears Training Camp highlights. Yesterday was the third day of training camp for the Bears and Devin Hester decided to show up for all those Bears fans screaming his name.

Devin Hester showed up on the field, but did not participate in practice because of a hamstring injury.

Many believe this is a made up injury, just so he does not lose money every day.

The fans were sure excited to see him out there though.

Rex Grossman appeared much better than Kyle Orton.

First Round Pick LT Chris Williams sat out friday's practice with a back injury.

Also, Rashied Davis and Earl Bennett reeled in some difficult passes.

Jason McKie was alerted that Hester was coming to the practice field.

Hester decided to call him at about 1:00 A.M. and McKie informed many of his teammates and coaches.

Not much really happened on Day three of Chicago Bears Training Camp.

Friday, July 18, 2008

Bears Close To Deal With 1st Round Pick



The Chicago Bears roster stands at 80 with Chris Williams unsigned.

This is what Chris Williams's agent had to say "we have exchanged dialogue and proposals," Johnson said Thursday. "I respect the Bears' diligence in working toward a timely resolution, particularly with training camp right around the corner."

It has been reported that Chris Williams, the No. 14 overall pick, will sign a five-year contract, with $9 million guaranteed.

The only two players the Chicago Bears are worried about have to be Brian Urlacher and Devin Hester.

The Bears training camp starts in five days.