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Debut in Champaign lacks fizz
Tribune staff reporterIt was not the kind of unveiling the Bears were seeking. After a 13-3 season in 2001, the Bears bumbled through a less-than-auspicious start to what they believe should be a Super Bowl season, losing 27-3 Saturday night to the Denver Broncos in their...Tags: Rosevelt Colvin, Steve Beuerlein, Denver Broncos, Warrick Holdman, Dwayne Carswell
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Fred Mitchell's game Q&A
Q Was Jim Miller even capable of throwing a deep pass at the end of the game? A Miller was relegated to backup duty because of tendinitis in his shoulder and elbow but was forced into action when starter Chris Chandler left the game with a sprained neck....Tags: Ahmad Merritt, Jim Miller, Adam Vinatieri, Bryan Robinson, Marcus Robinson
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Shoop makes best of it
Tribune staff reporterThe debris, including at least one bottle aimed at an official, had barely settled on the field when John Shoop jogged into the dressing room under his own assault from above. "Shoop, you [stink]," his detractors yelled as the Bears' offensive...Tags: Multi-Sport Events, Jim Miller, Leon Johnson, Juvenile Delinquency, Social Issues
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Bears 'out-everythinged'
Tribune staff reporterOn the second-to-last play of the Bears' sixth straight loss Sunday, a third-and-10 from the Eagles' 24-yard line with 25 seconds remaining in regulation—a fairly important moment, as these things go—Jim Miller hurried to the line of scrimmage, rushed the...Tags: James Williams, Philadelphia Eagles, Sports, Jim Miller, Chicago Bears
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Miller bemoans mistakes
Tribune staff reporterBears quarterback Jim Miller did his best last week to fire up his team with tough words of warning. And it worked to the extent that his teammates were unanimous in saying they were a little extra charged for Sunday's game against the Philadelphia...Tags: Marcus Robinson, Basketball, Philadelphia Eagles, Sports, Jim Miller
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Not too bad for starters
Tribune staff reporterSuccess in NFL exhibition games cannot be judged by conventional criteria. That is, were any key players injured? Did the rookies embarrass themselves? Did coaches learn anything? And, oh, yeah, did the team win? By those standards, the Bears had an...Tags: Jaret Holmes, Tiki Barber, Joe Montgomery, Bobby Engram, New York Giants
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Offense's vanishing act
Tribune staff reporterThere were the Bears, rolling up 207 yards of offense and taking a 13-7 lead on the powerful Philadelphia Eagles. They were outgaining the Eagles and frustrating Pro Bowl quarterback Donovan McNabb to the delight of the crowd of 54,049 that at one...Tags: Ahmad Merritt, Mike Brown (ice hockey), Shawn Barber, Jim Miller, Dez White
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Odd moves perfect Rx
Tribune staff reporterThe Football Doctor finally wrote the Bears a prescription for a win Sunday: Take two aspirin and call me in the Mornhinweg. With Detroit Lions coach Marty Mornhinweg providing opportunities to get healthy after eight straight losses, the Bears avenged...Tags: Ahmad Merritt, Mike Brown (ice hockey), Detroit Lions, Dez White, Jim Miller
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Your table is ready
Tribune staff reporterAside from Paul Edinger and R.W. McQuarters assuring themselves a standing reservation in any of St. Louis' finest restaurants and at least one kitchen table, it's impossible to determine immediately the effect of the Bears' season-ending victory over...Tags: James Williams, Bryan Robinson, Mike Wells, R.W. McQuarters, St. Louis Rams
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Losing it all around
Tribune staff reporterThe Bears lost Sunday. And lost. And lost. And lost. They lost a game 17-7 to the Green Bay Packers. They lost their lead in the NFC Central Division and are tied with the Packers at 9-3 overall, but they trail their traditional rivals because they...Tags: Basketball, James Williams, Bubba Franks, Green Bay Packers, Dez White
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Show-stealer at the curtain
![Immediately, cornerback Charles Tillman sprinted over to hug quarterback Rex Grossman on the Bears' sideline, the "Peanut" and the prodigy celebrating what the franchise expects to be the first of many victories they conspire to produce.](http://www.chicagotribune.com/media/thumbnails/story/2003-12/10619707.jpg "Immediately, cornerback Charles Tillman sprinted over to hug quarterback Rex Grossman on the Bears' sideline, the "Peanut\" and the prodigy celebrating what the franchise expects to be the first of many victories they conspire to produce.")
Tribune staff reporterImmediately, cornerback Charles Tillman sprinted over to hug quarterback Rex Grossman on the Bears' sideline, the "Peanut" and the prodigy celebrating what the franchise expects to be the first of many victories they conspire to produce. "We're tight,"...Tags: Rex Grossman, Randy Moss, Charles Tillman, Car Safety Tips and Advice, Ken Irvin
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Ruling the airspace
Tribune staff reporterWith their 27-24 victory over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Sunday, the Bears answered some questions, specifically about their offense but more generally about themselves. They had not played particularly well the previous three weeks, escaping with...Tags: Mike Brown (ice hockey), Brad Johnson, Warren Sapp, Warrick Dunn, Jim Miller
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