The Chicago Bears (1-2) will wrap up their 2011 preseason slate when they

host the Cleveland Browns (1-2) at Soldier Field on Thursday, September 1.

The contest will be the third in 11 days for the Bears after battling the Giants

(August 22) and Titans (August 27) on the road.

Chicago will be closing out its preseason with Cleveland for the eighth con-

secutive year. The Browns have won 17 of the 26 preseason contests with the

Bears - since the two storied clubs fi rst met in 1950 - and a slight 5-4 edge

since the rebirth of their franchise in 1999. Cleveland won last year’s pre-

season meeting, snapping Chicago’s two-game winning streak in the series.

Chicago is now 15-17 in preseason contests under head coach Lovie

Smith, including a .500 or better mark in fi ve of his previous seven seasons.

Overall, the Bears own an all-time preseason mark of 224-163-8.

After the preseason, the Bears will open the regular season at home versus

the defending NFC South Champion Atlanta Falcons on Sunday, September

11 at noon.

THIS WEEK vs. CLEVELAND CHICAGO BEARS 2011 SCHEDULE

PRESEASONDay Date Opponent CST Network

Sat. Aug. 13 BUFFALO BILLS ................W ............................10-3

Mon. Aug. 22 @ N.Y. Giants .................... L ...........................13-41

Sat. Aug. 27 @ Tennessee Titans .......... L ...........................13-14

Thur. Sept. 1 CLEVELAND BROWNS ....7:00 pm .........WFLD-TV

REGULAR SEASONDay Date Opponent CST Network

Sun. Sept. 11 ATLANTA FALCONS ..........Noon.......................FOX

Sun. Sept. 18 @ New Orleans Saints.......Noon ......................FOX

Sun. Sept. 25 GREEN BAY PACKERS ....3:15 p.m. ................FOX

Sun. Oct. 2 CAROLINA PANTHERS ....Noon ......................FOX

Mon. Oct. 10 @ Detroit Lions .................. 7:30 p.m. ............. ESPN

Sun. Oct. 16 MINNESOTA VIKINGS ...... 7:20 p.m. ............... NBC

Sun. Oct. 23 @ Tampa Bay (London) .....Noon.......................FOX

Sun. Oct. 30 BYE WEEK

Mon. Nov. 7 @ Philadelphia Eagles ....... 7:30 p.m. ............ ESPN

Sun. Nov. 13 DETROIT LIONS ...............Noon* .....................FOX

Sun. Nov. 20 SAN DIEGO CHARGERS ..3:15 p.m.* ...............CBS

Sun. Nov. 27 @ Oakland Raiders............ 3:05 p.m.* ...............FOX

Sun. Dec. 4 KANSAS CITY CHIEFS .....Noon*CBS ....................

Sun. Dec. 11 @ Denver Broncos............. 3:05 p.m.* ...............FOX

Sun. Dec. 18 SEATTLE SEAHAWKS ......Noon* .....................FOX

Sun. Dec. 25 @ Green Bay Packers ....... 7:20 p.m. ............... NBC

Sun. Jan. 1 @ Minnesota Vikings .........Noon* .....................FOX

* Game times tentative and subject to fl ex scheduling

Sunday, August 28OFF DAY / No Media Availability

Monday, August 2912:15-1:00pm ....................................Open Locker Room1:30-3:30pm ........................................................ Practice.................................................. Players available on fi eld3:45 pm .........................Head Coach Lovie Smith on fi eld

Tuesday, August 30Noon .............................QB Jay Cutler in the media room12:15-1:00pm ....................................Open Locker Room1:30-3:30pm ........................................................ Practice...................Players / offensive coaches available on fi eld............................................Lovie Smith available on fi eld

Wednesday, August 31Noon ............ Select defensive players in the media room11:30-1:00pm ....................................................... Practice........ Players / defensive / S.T. coaches available on fi eld............................................Lovie Smith available on fi eld1:20pm .............................................. Open Locker Room

Thursday, September 1BEARS vs. BROWNS (7:00 pm)

Friday, September 2OFF DAY / No Availability

Saturday, September 3OFF DAY / No Availability

Sunday, September 4OFF DAY / No Availability

* All practices held at Halas Hall* Practice times are subject to change

BEARS MEDIA ITINERARYTELEVISION

WFLD-TV Play-by-Play ....................Sam Rosen Color Analyst ...................Erik Kramer Sideline Reporter ...........Lou Canellis

RADIOWBBM Radio (780 AM & 105.9 FM)

Play-by-Play ......................Jeff Joniak Color Analyst ...................Tom Thayer Sideline Reporter ........Zach Zaidman

Chicago Bears (1-2) vs. Cleveland Browns (1-2)

Thursday, September 1, 2011 -- 7:00 p.m. CT

Soldier Field (Natural Grass) -- 61,500

www.ChicagoBears.com

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CHICAGO BEARS

Lovie Smith

Lovie Smith enters his eighth season as the head coach of the Chicago Bears,

tied for second longest tenured head coach with their current team in the NFC

and tied for fi fth longest in the NFL. Smith has a regular season coaching re-

cord of 63-49 (.563) and is 66-52 overall including the playoffs after leading the

Bears to an 11-5 regular season record, NFC North crown and NFC Champion-

ship game appearance in 2010. The Bears have won three division titles under

Smith’s tutelage, most in the NFC North since 2004. Smith signed on as the

Bears 13th head coach all-time on Jan. 15, 2004 and guided the team to its fi rst

Super Bowl appearance in 21 years three seasons later. The 2005 NFL Coach

of the Year came to Chicago from St. Louis where he was the Rams defensive

coordinator for three seasons (2001-03). In Smith’s fi rst season in St. Louis he

helped the Rams return to the Super Bowl. The native Texan took over the Rams

defense after fi ve seasons as Tampa Bay’s linebackers coach. Smith began 26

years as a collegiate and professional coach at his alma mater, Tulsa, in 1983

with fi ve other college stops along the way before moving on to the NFL. He

got his fi rst taste of coaching at his hometown high school, Big Sandy, in 1980

before moving to Cascia Hall Prep in Tulsa.

CLEVELAND BROWNS

Pat Shurmur

Pat Shurmur was named the 13th full-time head coach in franchise history on

January 13, 2011. Prior to being named head coach, Shurmur spent the previ-

ous two seasons as offensive coordinator of the St. Louis Rams (2009-10). Last

season, he helped St. Louis’ offense improve in total yards, time of possession

and third-down percentage, while also scoring 114 more points than the previ-

ous year. Shurmur helped QB Sam Bradford set NFL rookie records for comple-

tions (354) and attempts (590), while his 3,512 passing yards were the second-

most by a rookie in league history, trailing only Peyton Manning’s 3,739 in 1998.

Before joining the Rams, Shurmur spent 10 seasons with the Philadelphia Ea-

gles (1999-2008). He served as the team’s quarterbacks coach from 2002-08

after spending the fi rst three seasons (1999-2001) tutoring the tight ends. Prior

to joining the NFL coaching ranks, Shurmur spent 11 seasons as a collegiate as-

sistant. In 1998 he oversaw Stanford’s offensive line after spending 10 seasons

on Michigan State’s coaching staff as a graduate assistant (1988-89) and tight

ends/special teams/offensive line coach (1990-97).

HEAD COACH COMPARISON

CHICAGO CLEVELAND

Lovie Smith Pat Shurmur

63-49 (.563) Regular Season Record (pct.) 0-0 (---)

3-3 Playoff Record 0-0

8th Years as NFL head coach 1st

8th Years as team’s head coach 1st

15-17 Preseason Record 1-2

3-4 Preseason vs. Team 0-0

THE HEAD COACHES

PRESEASON Aug. 30 ....................Roster cutdown to maximum 80 playersSept. 3 .....................Roster cutdown to maximum 53 playersSept. 4 ................ Clubs may establish 8-man practice squad

REGULAR SEASONSept. 8-12 ........................................... 2011 Kickoff WeekendOct. 10-12 ............................ NFL Fall Meetings, Houston, TXJan. 7-8, 2012 ...........................AFC-NFC Wild Card PlayoffsJan. 14-15 ................................. AFC-NFC Divisional PlayoffsJan. 22 ................................AFC-NFC Championship GamesJan. 29 ............................... AFC-NFC Pro Bowl; Honolulu, HIFeb. 5 ............................... Super Bowl XLVI; Indianapolis, INFeb. 22-28 .............. NFL Scouting Combine; Indianapolis, IN

IMPORTANT NFL DATES

QUICK FACTS

CHICAGO BEARS -- NFC NORTH DIVISION

Team Colors: Navy Blue, Orange and White

1920 Football Drive, Lake Forest, IL 60045

Telephone: (847) 295-6600 -- www.ChicagoBears.com

Head Coach .......................................................... Lovie Smith

Defensive Coordinator/Asst. Head Coach ..........Rod Marinelli

Offensive Coordinator ............................................ Mike Martz

Special Teams Coordinator ....................................Dave Toub

Strength and Conditioning Coach ............................Jim Arthur

Linebackers ...........................................................Bob Babich

Asst. Defensive Backs/Safeties ................................. Gill Byrd

Quarterbacks ......................................................... Shane Day

Tight Ends .......................................................... Mike DeBord

Wide Receivers ...................................................Darryl Drake

Offensive Quality Control ......................Andrew Hayes-Stoker

Defensive Backs .......................................................Jon Hoke

Director of Physical Development ....................... Rusty Jones

Assistant Special Teams ......................................Kevin O’Dea

Defensive Line ........................................................Mike Phair

Defensive Quality Control ..................................... Mikal Smith

Running Backs ....................................................Tim Spencer

Offensive Line ...........................................................Mike Tice

CLEVELAND BROWNS - AFC NORTH DIVISION

Team Colors: Brown, Orange and White

76 Lou Groza Blvd.; Berea, OH; 44017

Telephone: (440) 891-5000 -- www.clevelandbrowns.com

Head Coach .........................................................Pat Shurmur

Defensive Coordinator ..........................................Dick Jauron

Special Teams Coordinator ...................................Chris Tabor

Offensive Assistant .............................................. Chris Beake

Defensive Line Coach ...................................... Dwaine Board

Running Backs Coach ..........................................Gary Brown

Defensive Assistant ........................................Chuck Bullough

Linebackers Coach ................................................... Bill Davis

Senior Assistant - Offense ............................. Keith Gilbertson

Tight Ends Coach ............................................... Steve Hagen

Defensive Backs Coach ........................... Jerome Henderson

Strength and Conditioning Coach .....................Kent Johnston

Assistant Strength and Conditioning Coach ..............Rick Lyle

Special Teams Assistant .............................Shawn Mennenga

Senior Assistant - Defense .................................. Ray Rhodes

Assistant to the Head Coach .............................. Luke Steckel

Offensive Line Coach .....................................George Warhop

Quarterbacks Coach ..........................................Mark Whipple

Wide Receivers Coach .........................................Mike Wilson

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Bears who are former Browns: DE Israel Idonije entered the

NFL as an undrafted free agent with the Browns in 2003.

Browns who are former Bears: Defensive coordinator Dick Jau-

ron was the head coach in Chicago from 1999-2003, during

which he posted a 35-46 record including the 2001 NFC Cen-

tral title… Special teams coordinator Chris Tabor served as the

Bears assistant special teams coach from 2008-10… Defensive

assistant coach Chuck Bullough was an assistant coach on the

defensive side of the ball from 1999-2003… DB DeAngelo Smith

spent time in Chicago during the 2009 season… P Richmond

McGee spent parts of the 2009 and 2010 season with the Bears

but did not appear in a regular season game.

Bears front offi ce/coaches-Browns front offi ce/coaches: Chicago

director of player personnel Tim Ruskell was the president of

football operations and GM of the Seahawks from 2005-09 dur-

ing which Browns president Mike Holmgren was Seattle’s head

coach… Bears defensive backs coach Jon Hoke served in the

same capacity with the Texans in 2008 with Cleveland senior

assistant-defense Ray Rhodes as his assistant DBs coach.

Bears coaches-Browns players: Chicago offensive line coach

Mike Tice was the Jaguars assistant head coach/tight ends

while Browns OL Tony Pashos was in Jacksonville (2007-08).

Bears players-Browns coaches: Chicago DT Anthony Adams

played for the 49ers while Browns linebackers coach Bill Davis

was the San Francisco defensive coordinator (2005-06).

Bears players-Browns players: Chicago QB Jay Cutler and

Browns RB Peyton Hills started six games together in the same

Broncos offense in 2008… Hillis also was college teammates at

Arkansas with Chicago DT Marcus Harrison… Bears C Chris

Spencer played on the same offensive line with Cleveland OL

Steve Vallos in Seattle (2009-10). Browns QB Seneca Wallace

played 48 games with 14 starts (2005-09) with Spencer under

center… Spencer was also teammates with Cleveland DL Jayme

Mitchell at Ole Miss… Bears FB Will Ta’ufo’ou helped block

for two 1,000-yard rushers along with Cleveland OL Alex Mack

at Cal… Chicago DT Anthony Adams played on the same de-

fense in San Francisco as Browns DB Mike Adams (2004-06)…

Bears rookie DT Stephen Paea and Cleveland rookie DB

James Dockery spent their college careers in the same defense

at Oregon St…Chicago S Major Wright and Browns DB Joe

Haden were a part of the same defensive backfi eld at Florida…

Bears S Chris Conte and Cleveland DBs Darian Hagan and

Brett Johnson were all members of the Cal secondary together…

Chicago T Gabe Carimi redshirted at the University of Wiscon-

sin in 2006 while Browns T Joe Thomas won the Outland Trophy.

Browns with connections to Chicago: OL Eric Steinbach is from

Lockport… OL Tony Pashos is from Palos Heights and played his

college football at the University of Illinois.

Bears with connections to Cleveland: RB Chester Taylor

played collegiately at the University of Toledo… WR Dane

Sanzenbacher is from Toledo and played at Ohio State.

BEARS-BROWNS CONNECTIONS

HEAD-TO-HEAD COMPARISON2010 REGULAR SEASON

CHICAGO (NFL Rank) CLEVELAND (NFL Rank)

20.8 (21st) ................. Points Scored ............... 16.9 (31st)

289.4 (30th) ................. Total Offense ...............289.7 (29th)

101.0 (22nd) .............. Rushing Offense ............102.9 (20th)

188.4 (28th) ...............Passing Offense ............186.8 (29th)

17.9 (4th) ..................Points Allowed ...............20.8 (13th)

314.3 (9th) ..................Total Defense ............. 350.1 (22nd)

90.1 (2nd) ................Rushing Defense ............129.4 (27th)

224.3 (20th) .............. Passing Defense ............220.7 (18th)

+4 (T-11th) .................Turnover Ratio ............... -1 (T-15th)

BEARS-BROWNS SERIES

THE PRESEASON SERIES: The Cleveland Browns have won 17 of the

26 preseason contests with the Chicago Bears since the two storied franchises

fi rst met in 1950.

The Browns started the series with wins each season from 1950-54. The

Bears and Browns then alternated wins in 1995 and ‘56 before Chicago won

two straight from 1957-58. Cleveland won fi ve of the next six contests which

took place from 1959-1980. The two teams did not meet in the preseason

again for another 10 years before a 13-0 shutout by the Bears at the Hall of

Fame game in Canton, Ohio. The fi nal meeting between the franchises before

Cleveland moved to Baltimore came in 1995, a 55-13 victory by the Browns.

Cleveland holds a 5-4 edge since the re-birth of the Browns franchise in

1999. The two teams will be meeting for the eighth consecutive year, with the

Browns holding a slight 4-3 edge in those previous seven contests.

1950 — Browns, 27-231951 — Browns, 32-21 1952 — Browns, 14-71953 — Browns, 20-141954 — Browns, 35-71955 — BEARS, 24-211956 — Browns, 24-141957 — BEARS, 29-31958 — BEARS, 42-311959 — Browns, 33-311960 — Browns, 16-101962 — Browns, 28-241971 — BEARS, 20-191977 — Browns, 14-71980 — Browns, 33-31 (S)1990 — BEARS, 13-0 (CN; HOF)1995 — Browns, 55-13 (CL)1999 — Browns, 35-24 (CB)2000 — BEARS, 19-6 (S)2004 — Browns, 24-10 (CB)2005 — Browns, 16-6 (S)2006 — BEARS, 20-7 (CB)

2007 — Browns, 19-9 (S)2008 — BEARS, 16-10 (CB)2009 — BEARS, 26-23 (S)2010 — Browns, 13-10 (CB)

KEY:

S = Soldier Field; Chicago

CN = Fawcett Stadium; Canton, OH

HOF = Hall of Fame Game

CL = Cleveland Stadium; Cleveland

CB = Cleveland Browns Stadium; Cleveland

SERIES HIGHS & LOWS: Longest Bears win streak: 2 (twice) Last, 2008-09Longest Browns win streak: 5 (1950-54)Most combined pts.: 73 (42-31, CHI, 1958)Fewest combined pts: 13 (13-0, CHI, 1990)Most points by the Bears: 42 (1958, win)Most points by the Browns: 55 (1995, win) Largest Bears victory: 26 pts (29-3, 1957)Largest Browns victory: 42 pts (55-13, 1995)Smallest Bears victory: 1 pt (20-19, 1971)Smallest Browns victory: 2 pts (33-31, 1980)

BEARS-BROWNS SCORES

VS. CLEVELAND BROWNS in the preseason

W - 9 L - 17 T - 0

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LAST PRESEASON GAME vs. CLEVELAND

Cleveland 13, Chicago 10

Thursday, September 2, 2010 -- Cleveland Browns Stadium

CLEVELAND - Browns K Phil Dawson hit a 36-yard fi eld goal as time expired to give

Cleveland a 13-10 victory over the Bears at Cleveland Browns Stadium to close out the

2010 preseason.

With a handful of Bears fi rst-team starters missing on offense and defense, the units

were productive in their limited time on the fi eld. Starters Jay Cutler (QB), Olin Kreutz (C)

and Matt Forté (RB) all sat out the Bears preseason fi nale on the offensive side of the

ball.

Veteran-signal-caller Todd Collins saw his fi rst action with the Bears, playing the fi rst half

of the contest. Collins was productive, completed 10 of 15 pass attempts for 139 yards and

a touchdown for a 118.5 passer rating. The touchdown was a 15-yard strike to TE Greg

Olsen, which gave the Bears a 7-0 lead fi ve minutes into the fi rst quarter of play.

The drive was set up after the fi rst -team defense recovered a fumble attempt in the

unit’s only play of action. MLB Brian Urlacher and WLB Lance Briggs both sat out

but fi rst-year linebacker Kevin Malast, starting in place of Urlacher, took advantage of his

time with the unit, recovering a botched exchange between Browns C Shawn Lauvao and

rookie QB Colt McCoy at the Browns 19. This was the second-straight year the Bears’ No.

1 defense exited the preseason fi nale after generating a turnover on its only play after CB

Zackary Bowman had an interception against the Browns in 2009 at Soldier Field.

The Browns tied the score on a 1-yard touchdown run by RB Montario Hardesty with

3:40 to play in the fi rst quarter. Like the Bears touchdown, Cleveland’s score was set up

by a botched center-quarterback exchange after Collins was trying to signal for a timeout

when backup C Josh Beekman’s shotgun snap glanced off the quarterback’s facemask.

Browns LB Jason Trusnik recovered the fumble at the Bears 13.

After Dawson’s 24-yard fi eld goal gave the Browns a 10-7 lead with 3:29 left in the sec-

ond period, the Bears tied the game on K Robbie Gould’s 46-yard fi eld goal two minutes

later. Gould’s kick was set up by Collins completions of 22 and 18 yards to WR Rashied

Davis.

The second half degenerated into a punting duel between Brad Maynard of the Bears

and Reggie Hodges of the Browns. The two combined for nine punts in the fi nal two quar-

ters. Maynard’s last effort was blocked by DeAngelo Smith, setting up Dawson’s winning

fi eld goal.

McCoy was 13 of 13 for 131 yards for the Browns before exiting in the third quarter.

As Forté rested, Chester Taylor totaled 23 rushing yards on four carries (5.8 ypr) and

added 12 receiving yards on two catches.

BOX SCORE

CHICAGO 7 3 0 0 10

CLEVELAND 7 3 0 3 13

BEARS – G. Olsen 15 pass from T. Collins (R. Gould kick) (3-19,

1:19). BROWNS – M. Hardesty 1 run (P. Dawson kick) (3-13, 1:30).

BROWNS – P. Dawson 24 FG (11-69, 6:48). BEARS – R. Gould 46 FG

(8-42, 2:21).

BEARS BROWNS

First downs .................................... 10 20

Total net yards ............................... 226 330

Rushes-yards ................................ 22-58 33-122

Att-comp-net .................................. 24-14-168 28-23-208

Times thrown-yds lost .................... 3-15 3-16

Int-TDs ........................................... 0-1 1-0

Punts - avg .................................... 7-35.7 6-43.3

Penalties-yards .............................. 3-20 6-40

Fumbles-lost .................................. 1-1 1-1

Time of possession ........................ 24:15 35:45

RUSHING

BEARS – K. Bell 12-32; C. Taylor 4-23; D. LeFevour 1-5; G.

Wolfe 3-0; T. Collins 1-0; J. Iglesias 1-(-2).

BROWNS – J. Davis 15-66; M. Hardesty 7-25, TD; C. Jen-

nings 5-18; B. Ratliff 3-8; C. McCoy 2-4; C. Mitchell 1-1.

RECEIVING

BEARS – R. Davis 3-65; C. Taylor 2-12; G. Wolfe 2-9; J.

Iglesias 1-39; G. Olsen 1-15, TD; G. Mathews 1-11; D. Aro-

mashodu 1-10; J. Knox 1-9; K. Bell 1-8; R. Angulo 1-5.

BROWNS – B. Engram 6-61; J. Davis 5-53; A. Smith 3-24; C.

Jennings 3-11; C. Mitchell 2-22; S. Steptoe 1-16; J. Gamble

1-16; J. Allen 1-15; E. Moore 1-6.

PASSING

BEARS – T. Collins 15-10-139, TD; D. LeFevour 9-4-44.

BROWNS – B. Ratliff 15-10-93, INT; C. McCoy 13-13-131.

PUNT RETURNS

BEARS – D. Moore 3-37.

BROWNS – S. Steptoe 2-14.

KICKOFF RETURNS

BEARS – G. Wolfe 3-71.

BROWNS – S. Steptooe 2-45; J. Haden 1-21.

INTERCEPTIONS

BEARS – A. Webster 1-27.

BROWNS – None.

SACKS

BEARS – B. Turner 1-10; J. Gilbert 1-4; K. Malast 1-2.

BROWNS – B. Sanford 1-7; K. Maiava 1-1; D. Bowens 0.5-

3.5; B. Schaefering 0.5-3.5.

Browns 13, Bears 10 Cleveland Browns Stadium (62,299)

Thursday, September 2, 2010

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BEARS POSITION BREAKDOWN: OFFENSE

OFFENSIVE COORDINATOR MIKE MARTZ

QUARTERBACKS (3) - Coach Shane Day

Entering a second season under offensive coordinator Mike Martz, Bears quarterbacks will build on a strong 2010 campaign which culmi-

nated with an NFC North crown and an appearance in the NFC Championship game.

Jay Cutler enters his sixth NFL season having completed 1,359 of 2,207 passing attempts for 15,964 passing yards, 104 touchdowns

and 79 interceptions to compile an 84.3 passer rating. In two seasons with the Bears, Cutler has established the top passer rating in

franchise history (80.9), ranks tied for sixth in touchdown passes (50), eighth in passing yards (6,940) and third in completion percentage

(60.5). Also a threat on the ground, Cutler had a career-high 232 rushing yards in 2010, sixth in the NFL among quarterbacks, and has

rushed for 828 yards in his career with fi ve touchdowns. In the Bears fi rst preseason game of 2011 versus Buffalo, Cutler played one series

completing his only pass attempt for 0 yards and rushed for 10 yards for a fi rst down on third-and-8. Cutler was 12 of 21 for 171 yards, in-

cluding four passes of 20-plus yards to three different receivers, with no interceptions or touchdowns for an 83.6 passer rating, in Chicago’s

second preseason contest at the New York Giants. In Chicago’s third preseason game at Tennessee, he was 13 of 21 passing for 170

yards and an interception.

Backing up Cutler will be Caleb Hanie and rookie Nathan Enderle. Hanie is in his fourth season with the Bears after signing as an

undrafted rookie free agent in 2008. He has appeared in four regular season contests completing eight of 14 pass attempts for 66 yards

and an interception. During the NFC Championship game last season, Hanie replaced an injured Cutler and led the Bears on two scoring

drives, completing 13 of 20 passing attempts for 153 yards, one touchdown and two interceptions. Versus Buffalo, Hanie completed three of

seven pass attempts for 32 yards and found the endzone on a four-yard run for the only touchdown of the game. In his second preseason

contest, Hanie completed 17 of 28 pass attempts for 166 yards with one interception, leading the Bears to their only touchdown drive of the

contest. In Tennessee, Hanie completed nine of 18 pass attempts for 107 yards and an interception.

Enderle, the team’s fi fth round pick (160th overall) in the 2011 NFL Draft, fi nished his career at the University of Idaho as the school’s

all-time leader in attempts (1,427), ranking second in school annals in completions (779), third in passing yards (10,084) and fourth in TD

passes (81) and total offense yards (9,935) in 45 games as a four-year starter. In his fi rst NFL preseason action, Enderle completed seven

of 10 passing attempts for a game-high 110 yards with an interception versus Buffalo, leading the Bears to a fi eld goal in the fourth quarter.

RUNNING BACKS (8) - Coach Tim Spencer

Quickly becoming one of the deepest units on the Bears roster, a pair of familiar veteran dual-threats will roam the Bears backfi eld once

again, while a new veteran face will add even more depth to the group.

Matt Forté enters his fourth season with the Bears, ranking fi fth in the NFL in yards from scrimmage (4,731) since 2008. Starting all 48

games in his fi rst three years with the team, Forté has rushed for 3,236 yards and 18 touchdowns on 811 carries (4.0 ypc). His 171 recep-

tions and 1,495 receiving yards since joining the league in 2008 are the second most by a NFL running back during that span. In 2010,

Forté joined Hall of Famer Walter Payton as the only running backs in team history to have 1,000 rushing yards (1,069) and 500 receiving

yards (547) in a single season. His 4.5 yards per carry in 2010, was highest by a Bears running back since Neal Anderson in 1989 (mini-

mum 200 attempts). In his fi rst start of the 2011 preseason, Forté played in one series and caught one pass for zero yards. Forté totaled 49

yards on fi ve touches in the second preseason contest at New York with four carries for seven yards and one reception for a 42-yard gain.

In Chicago’s third preseason game at the Titans, Forté had a game-high 74 rushing yards on 17 attempts (4.4 ypc) with a touchdown, add-

ing a 15 yard reception.

Chester Taylor enters his second season with the Bears and 10th in the NFL. His 285 receptions and 2,233 receiving yards since enter-

ing the league in 2002 are eighth among NFL running backs during that span. Taylor has also rushed for 4,663 yards and 25 touchdowns

on 1,140 carries (4.1 ypc) during his career. In 2010, Taylor converted nine of 11 attempts into fi rst downs on third-and-1 and fourth-and-1

situations during the regular and post season, including fi ve for touchdowns. Taylor carried the ball three times in the Bears preseason

opener versus Buffalo for three yards. Taylor had seven rushing yards on three carries at the New York Giants in Chicago’s second pre-

season contest, adding a six-yard reception. He did not play at Tennessee.

At the beginning of the Bears 2011 training camp, Chicago signed veteran Marion Barber. Barber spent the last six seasons (2005-

10) with the Dallas Cowboys, carrying the ball 1,042 times for 4,358 (4.2 ypc) and 47 touchdowns in 88 games (41 starts). His 47 rushing

touchdowns during that span ranks sixth in the NFL. He added 1,280 receiving yards and six touchdowns on 174 receptions (7.4 ypr).

Barber reached the Pro Bowl following the 2007 season. Barber carred the ball seven times for 45 yards (6.4 ypc) versus Buffalo in the

preseason opener. At the Giants, in the Bears second preseason game, Barber totaled 80 yards with 49 on the ground (13 carries) and 31

receiving (team-high fi ve catches). At the Titans, Barber had a two-yard run and eight-yard reception before leaving with a calf injury.

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Third-year back Kahlil Bell burst onto the scene in 2009 after he took his fi rst career NFL carry for 72 yards. For his career, Bell has 220

rushing yards on 40 attempts (5.5 ypc). Bell totaled 119 yards with a game-high 73 yards rushing on 13 carries (5.6 ypc) and two receptions

for 46 yards (23.0 ypr) in the Bears fi rst preseason game of 2011 versus Buffalo. Bell had 10 rushing yards and a touchdown (four carries)

in Chicago’s second preseason contest at the New York Giants, adding a nine-yard reception. In the third preseason game at Tennessee,

Bell had 48 rushing yards on 11 attempts (4.4 ypc) and three receptions for 20 yards.

A handful of young backs will also look to make an impact and add even more depth to the group. In 2010, the Bears made

Harvey Unga their fi rst-ever supplemental draft choice when they selected him in the seventh round, however he spent the entire regular

season on injured reserve. Unga carried the ball nine times for 27 yards (3.0 ypc) in the Bears preseason opener versus Buffalo.

Eddie Williams has spent most of his career on the Bears (2010) and Redskins (2009) practice squad. He was elevated to Washing-

ton’s active roster on November 2, 2009 but was inactive for three contests before being placed on injured reserve. At Idaho, Williams

caught 100 passes for 1,205 yards and 11 touchdowns, adding 19 rushes for 195 yards and three scores.

Will Ta’ufo’ou spent the previous two preseasons with Chicago as well as the entire 2009 regular season on the Bears practice squad.

Known for his blocking, Ta’ufo’ou received all-Pac 10 honorable mention as a senior at Cal (2008).

Robert Hughes (Notre Dame) also joined the team as an undrafted free agent.

WIDE RECEIVERS (10) - Coach Darryl Drake

Looking to add a new dynamic to a young, yet explosive group, the Bears signed two tall veterans to strengthen an already solid receiving

corps that has size, speed and play-making ability.

The Bears added veteran receiver Roy Williams at the beginning of the preseason, giving the Bears a 6-3, 215-pound target. Williams

has hauled in 356 receptions for 5,208 yards (14.6 ypc) and 42 touchdowns in 100 career games played (84 starts). He was in Detroit when

current Bears offensive coordinator Mike Martz held the same title for the Lions (2006-07). In those two seasons, Williams had 146 recep-

tions for 2,148 yards (14.7 ypc) and 12 touchdowns, including a Pro Bowl nod following the 2006 season. In the third preseason start at

Tennessee, Williams had two receptions for 33 yards.

Entering his fourth full season as a wideout for the Chicago Bears, Devin Hester has 168 career receptions for 2,196 receiving yards

and 12 touchdowns. In 2010, Hester had 40 receptions for 475 yards and a career-high four touchdowns. He is the 10th player in NFL

history with 2,000 receiving, punt and kickoff return yards. Hester recorded three receptions for 46 yards at New York, including a 37-yard

grab. In his third start of the 2011 preseason, Hester had two receptions for 31 yards.

Wideout Johnny Knox has 96 receptions for 1,487 yards (15.5 yards per catch) and 10 touchdowns in his fi rst two seasons for Chicago.

In 2010, Knox ranked fi fth in the NFL in receiving average, 18.8 ypc, after hauling in 51 passes for 960 yards. Knox’s 960 receiving yards

were 13th most in Bears single-season franchise history and most since Marty Booker in 2002. Knox had one reception for 11 yards in the

Bears preseason opener versus Buffalo. He added two receptions for 21 yards, including a 20-yarder, in the Bears second preseason game

against the Giants. At the Titans, Knox had a 21-yard reception.

In three previous seasons, Earl Bennett has hauled in 100 receptions for 1,278 yards and fi ve touchdowns. In 2010, Bennett had

46 receptions for 561 yards and a career-high three touchdowns. Over the last nine weeks of the 2010 regular season, Bennett had 11

receptions on third down, converting all of them for fi rst downs, tied for ninth most in the NFL. Bennett had a seven-yard reception in the

Bears preseason opener versus Buffalo. In the Bears second preseason contest at the New York Giants, Bennett had three receptions for a

game-high 58 receiving yards, including two receptions of 20-plus yards (32 and 21) from Cutler. In Tennessee, Bennett once again paced

all receivers in the game with 89 receiving yards on six catches.

Along with Williams, the Bears brought in another tall (6-3) target in Sam Hurd. In fi ve seasons with the Cowboys, Hurd had 45 recep-

tions for 630 yards and two touchdowns. Known for his versatility and strength, Hurd registered 72 special teams tackles – including 40

over the last two seasons - and two forced fumbles. In 2010, Hurd recorded a career-high 21 special teams tackles to go along with 14

receptions for 120 yards.

Chicago signed Onrea Jones in the offseason. Jones has spent time with the Chargers, Packers, Colts, Cardinals and Redskins, seeing

a majority of his time on practice squads having never appeared in a regular season game. Jones had three grabs for 48 yards in the Bears

second preseason contest at New York. He had a 20-yard grab in Tennessee.

Andy Fantuz will join the Bears from the Canadian Football League where he led the CFL with 1,380 receiving yards on 87 catches

(15.9 ypc) and 6 touchdowns in 2010. Fantuz spent fi ve seasons with the Saskatchewan Roughriders (2006-10) in the CFL, hauling in 276

receptions for 4,136 yards (15.0 ypc) and 23 touchdowns.

The Bears added rookie free agents Kris Adams (UTEP), Dane Sanzenbacher (Ohio St.) and Jimmy Young (TCU) this offseason.

Adams paced the Bears with three receptions for 58 yards in his preseason debut versus Buffalo, adding a 12-yard reception in New York.

Sanzenbacher had four catches for 34 yards in Chicago’s fi rst preseason road game at New York. He followed up that performance with

two receptions for 23 yards in Tennessee.

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TIGHT ENDS (5) - Coach Mike DeBord

The Bears tight ends will have a much different look entering the 2011 season with three veterans that display size and strength and rook-

ies looking to add depth to the position.

In eight seasons with the Bears, veteran Desmond Clark ranks ninth in team history with 242 receptions. His 2,639 receiving yards

ranks 20th in Bears annals and his 18 touchdown receptions are tied for 18th. Clark has appeared in 110 contests with 99 starts for

Chicago. In 12 previous NFL seasons with Denver (1999-2001), Miami (2002) and Chicago (2003-10), Clark has appeared in 162 games

with 105 starts, recording 323 receptions for 3,591 yards (11.1 ypc) with 27 touchdowns. Clark had one reception for 14 yards in the Bears

preseason opener versus Buffalo and a six-yard grab at New York in the following contest. Clark left the Titans game with a knee injury.

Entering his fourth NFL season, Kellen Davis has hauled in fi ve of his 12 career receptions, including the postseason, for touchdowns.

His 2.4 receptions per touchdown ratio is third best in franchise history. At 6-7, 262 pounds, Davis has been used mostly in red zone pack-

ages and on special teams in his fi rst three seasons and will look to increase his role in 2011. Davis started the fi rst two preseason contests

before missing the third with a back injury.

The Bears added veteran Matt Spaeth before training camp. The fi fth year veteran started 40 of 60 games played, accumulating 36

receptions for 275 yards and fi ve touchdowns with the Pittsburgh Steelers. In 2010, he started 13 of 14 games played, grabbing nine recep-

tions for 80 yards and a touchdown. Spaeth started Chicago’s fi rst three preseason games in a two-tight end set. He had a six-yard grab at

the Giants in the second preseason game. Spaeth had a four-yard grab for a fi rst down at Tennessee.

Adding depth to the unit are rookie free agents Kyle Adams (Purdue) and Andre Smith (Virginia Tech). Adams had two receptions for 12

yards in Chicago’s second preseason contest at the New York Giants. He had two receptions for 13 yards against the Titans.

OFFENSIVE LINE (13) - Coach Mike Tice

The offensive line will have a mix of veterans, sizable youth and new acquisitions shaping the cornerstone of the Bears offense.

Roberto Garza is the veteran of the group, entering his 11th NFL season and his seventh with Chicago. Likely to hold down a start-

ing role at either center or guard, the durable lineman has appeared in all 100 games (94 regular season and six playoff) since joining the

Bears in 2005. In 2010, he started all 14 regular season games he appeared in and both postseason contests. Prior to his time in Chicago,

Garza spent four seasons with the Atlanta Falcons appearing in 52 games with 31 starts. He has played each of the interior offensive line

spots during his career. Garza started the fi rst three preseason contests at center for the Bears.

The guard positions are currently being held by Chris Williams and Lance Louis.

Williams fi nished the 2010 season starting the fi nal 11 regular season contests and the two playoff contests at left guard. The 2008

fi rst-rounder (14th overall) has also started seven contests at left tackle after starting his Bears career at the right tackle position (11 starts).

Williams started at left guard in all three of Chicago’s preseason contests.

Louis started the fi rst four games at right guard for the Bears in 2010. The 2009 seventh round (246th overall) selection, appeared in all

16 contests last season, the fi nal 12 as a reserve. In Chicago’s fi rst three preseason games, Louis has started at right guard.

Gabe Carimi and J’Marcus Webb hold down the starting left and right tackle positions and each have the adaptability to play on either

side of the line.

In his rookie season in 2010, Webb started the last 12 regular season contests and both playoff games at right tackle. At 6-7,

333-pounds, the 2010 seventh-round (218th overall) selection is the biggest player on the roster. Webb started all three preseason contests

at left tackle.

Carimi was selected by the Bears with the 29th overall pick in the fi rst round of the 2011 NFL Draft. The 6-7, 316-pound tackle was

named the 2010 Outland Trophy award winner after being a four-year starter at left tackle (49 starts) for the Wisconsin Badgers (2006-10).

Carimi has started at right tackle in the fi rst three of Chicago’s 2011 preseason contests.

Free agent acquisition Chris Spencer has the versatility to start at center or guard. Spencer started 70 of 80 games played for the Se-

ahawks over the last six seasons, after being selected 26th overall in the fi rst round of the 2005 NFL Draft by Seattle. The 6-3, 309-pounder

started all 16 regular season contests and both playoff games at center for the Seahawks last season.

Adding depth are Frank Omiyale and Edwin Williams.

Omiyale is a versatile lineman who can play both tackle and guard positions. The veteran, who has experience at both the tackle and

guard spots, has started 28 regular season contests (2 at right tackle, 12 at left guard and 14 at left tackle) and two postseason games (at

left tackle) over the last two seasons with Chicago. Prior to coming to the Bears, Omiyale appeared in 10 games for the Carolina Panthers

in 2008, including one start at left tackle.

Williams started three of fi ve contests played last season at right guard after being claimed off of waivers in September of 2010. For his

career, Williams has started fi ve of nine regular season games, all at right guard, with Chicago (2010) and Washington (2009).

Johan Asiata has spent a majority of the last two seasons on the Bears practice squad after entering with the team as an undrafted free

agent out of UNLV in 2009. Last season, Asiata appeared in two contests as a reserve lineman. Levi Horn spent the entire 2010 season on

the Bears practice squad after joining the team as an undrafted free agent out of Montana in 2010.

Chicago also added undrafted rookies Josh Davis (Georgia), Ricky Henry (Nebraska) and Alex Linnenkohl (Oregon State) in 2011.

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BEARS POSITION BREAKDOWN: DEFENSE

DEFENSIVE COORDINATOR ROD MARINELLI

DEFENSIVE LINE (13) - Coach Mike Phair

Chicago’s front-four will bolster an All-Pro, trusted veterans, new athletic acquisitions looking to make an impact and rookies hungry to help

add depth.

DEFENSIVE ENDS (6)

Julius Peppers, who enters his 10th year in the NFL and second with the Bears, has 89 career sacks, third most in the NFL since

joining the league in 2002. The six-time Pro Bowler has added eight interceptions, 32 forced fumbles, 47 pass break ups, seven fumble

recoveries, three return touchdowns (two INT and one fumble) and nine blocked fi eld goals. During his 2010 Pro Bowl season with Chi-

cago, Peppers recorded eight sacks, six tackles for losses, two interceptions, seven pass break ups and three forced fumbles. Peppers has

started at right defensive end in all three preseason contests.

Israel Idonije is coming off a career year in which he tied for the team lead with Peppers registering eight sacks (one of eight duos in

the NFL to each record eight sacks). Idonije has appeared in 102 games over the last seven seasons with the Bears, recording 165 tackles

with 16 sacks, 11 TFLs, four forced fumbles, two fumble recoveries and 15 pass break ups. Fourteen of his 16 career sacks have come

in the last three seasons. In 2010, Idonije also set career highs with 46 tackles, three forced fumbles and four TFLs. Idonije has been the

starting left defensive end in the Bears fi rst three preseason contests.

Young players will look to add depth to the experienced duo in the defensive end rotation.

Corey Wootton enters his second season in Chicago playing in six contests his rookie season for the Bears, registering six tackles and

one sack. Wootton’s fi rst career sack came on December 20, 2010, at Minnesota against Brett Favre (12 yards). Wootton missed the last

two preseason contests due to a knee injury.

Earlier in the offseason, the Bears added veteran Nick Reed who spent the 2009 season with the Seattle Seahawks. In 16 games

played, Reed recorded eight tackles, one sack and returned a fumble 79 yards for a touchdown.

The Bears also added undrafted rookie free agent Mario Addison (Troy) and Jake Laptad (Kansas) this offseason. Addison had a

tackle for a three-yard loss and a QB hurry in his NFL preseason debut versus Buffalo.

DEFENSIVE TACKLES (7)

A fi xture in the middle of the Bears defensive front over the past four seasons, Anthony Adams enters his ninth year in the NFL (2003-

06 with San Francisco) starting 70 of 110 contests played. During his career, Adams has recorded 312 tackles, 25.5 TFLs, 10.5 sacks, four

forced fumbles and three fumble recoveries. In 2010, Adams started all 16 contests for Chicago, collecting 36 tackles, four TFLs, two sacks

and two forced fumbles. Adams has missed the fi rst three preseason contests with a calf injury.

Coming off a career year, Matt Toeaina enters his fi fth season with Chicago, appearing in 21 career games having registered 39 tack-

les, two sacks, three pass break ups , two TFLs and one fumble recovery. In 2010, Toeaina started 10 of 16 games played, registering 33

tackles, his fi rst two career sacks, two pass break ups and his fi rst career fumble recovery. Toeaina has started at nosetackle for Chicago’s

fi rst three preseason contests, recording a tackle in each of the fi rst two games. In Tennessee, he had two tackles, including one for two-

yards in losses.

Third-year end Henry Melton appeared in all 16 contest last season after missing his rookie season when he was placed on injured

reserve following an ankle injury. In 2010, Melton recorded 17 tackles, 2.5 sacks, one forced fumble and a fumble recovery as a reserve de-

fensive lineman. He has played both end and tackle for the Bears. Melton started at defensive tackle in the fi rst three preseason contests.

In the fi rst game versus Buffalo he had two tackles, including one for a loss of three yards in one quarter of work, and had two stops in the

second contest at the New York Giants. Against the Titans he recorded one tackle.

The Bears added veteran depth to inside of the line when they signed Amobi Okoye early in the preseason. In four seasons with Hous-

ton (2007-10), Okoye started 58 of 62 contests, recording 138 tackles, 11 sacks, two forced fumbles and two fumble recoveries. In 2010,

the former 10th overall selection in the 2007 NFL Draft, led the Texans defensive line with 44 tackles, adding three sacks while starting all

16 contests for the second consecutive year. In his Bears preseason debut, Okoye paced the defensive line with three tackles, including

two sacks totaling a loss of 12 yards. In the third preseason contest at the Titans, Okoye recorded his third sack of the preseason and two

more stops including a tackle for a three-yard loss.

Marcus Harrison enters his fourth NFL season having appeared in 37 games (nine starts), recording 53 tackles with three sacks, four

TFLs and three pass break ups over the previous three years. He had two tackles in the second preseason contest against the Giants.

In the 2011 NFL Draft, the Bears selected Stephen Paea in the second round (53rd overall). A two-time winner of the Morris Trophy

(top defensive lineman in the Pac 10) and 2010 Pac-10 Pat Tillman Defensive Player of the Year, Paea started 37 of 38 games played at

Oregon State posting 129 tackles, 14 sacks, 30.5 TFLs and setting a school record with nine forced fumbles.

The Bears also added rookie free agent Jordan Miller (Southern) this offseason.

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LINEBACKERS (10) - Coach Bob Babich

A signature of the Bears defense, Chicago’s linebacking corps will once again be considered among the best units in the NFL in 2011.

Brian Urlacher will man the middle of the defense after reaching his seventh Pro Bowl following the 2010 season. Entering his 12th

NFL season, Urlacher has registered a Bears franchise record 1,556 tackles (since 1971 when the stat was fi rst recorded). Urlacher is the

only active player in the NFL to record 40 sacks (41.5), 10 interceptions (18) and 10 fumble recoveries (12) in his career. In 2010, Urlacher

paced the Bears in tackles for the eighth time in his career with 146. He also led the team with 11 tackles for losses, 13 pass break ups

and three fumble recoveries and added four sacks, two forced fumbles and an interception. Urlacher started at linebacker in the Bears fi rst

three preseason contests. He had four tackles in the third preseason contest at Tennessee, including assisting on a four-yard loss.

Weakside linebacker Lance Briggs became just the fourth linebacker in franchise history to be named to six consecutive Pro Bowls

following the 2010 season, joining Hall of Famers Dick Butkus (eight straight), Bill George (eight) and Mike Singletary (ten). Briggs has

1,139 career tackles, third most in Bears franchise history, in eight seasons, leading the team in the category in 2004, 2008 and 2009, while

fi nishing second each season from 2005-07 and in 2010. He has missed only four contests his entire career, starting 121 of 124 games

played. He has 12 interceptions, four touchdowns, 12 forced fumbles, eight fumble recoveries, 66 TFLs and 10.5 sacks. Briggs started at

weakside linebacker and recorded one tackle in less than one quarter. Briggs missed the last two preseason contests with a knee bruise.

Nick Roach will hold down the starting strongside linebacker spot after starting six of the fi nal seven regular season contests there last

season. In four seasons, Roach has started 30 (27 at SLB and 3 MLB) of 48 games played, recording 133 tackles, two sacks, four forced

fumbles, 12 tackles for losses and six pass break ups. On special teams, Roach has recorded 27 tackles for Chicago. Roach started the

Bears last two preseason contests at strongside linebacker. At New York he recorded two tackles, including one for a loss. In Tennessee,

he assisted on a tackle that resulted in a four-yard loss.

Brian Iwuh will add depth for a second straight season. The veteran linebacker has appeared in 74 contests with four starts over the

last fi ve seasons with the Jacksonville Jaguars (2006-09) and Chicago Bears (2010), recording 80 tackles, three forced fumbles, one

fumble recovery, one sack and 79 special teams stops. In 2010, Iwuh tied for second on the Bears with 18 special teams tackles in 16

contests, including one start in which he paced the team with 12 tackles (vs. Seattle, 10/17). Iwuh had two tackles including one for a loss

of three yards in Chicago’s preseason opener versus the Bills. He started in the Bears last two preseason contests, in place of an injured

Briggs. In New York he had two tackles, including one for a loss, with one pass break up near the goal line on third-and-six from the 7.

J.T. Thomas was selected by the Bears in the sixth round (195th overall) of the 2011 NFL Draft. At West Virginia, the two-time all-Big

East fi rst-team selection tallied 233 tackles (106 solo), six sacks, 27 TFLs, two interceptions, 13 pass break ups, four forced fumbles and

four fumble recoveries in 49 career games (39 starts).

Newly signed 2011 undrafted rookie free agents Tressor Baptiste (Texas A&M-Kingsville), Dom DeCicco (Pittsburgh) and Deron Minor

(McNeese State) will also add depth to the group. Last season the Bears added undrafted free agents Chris Johnson (South Dakota State)

and Patrick Trahan (Mississippi) late in the season from the Cardinals and Titans, respectively. Johnson spent the last nine weeks of the

regular season and the entire playoffs on the Bears practice squad. DeCicco paced the linebackers with four tackles in his NFL preseason

debut versus Buffalo, leading the group once again with three tackles at the Giants. In Tennessee, DeCicco had four tackles, including a

stop for a three-yard loss. Versus the Titans, Trahan blocked a punt.

DEFENSIVE BACKS (15) - Coach Jon Hoke

CORNERBACKS (8)

Charles Tillman will hold down one of the corner spots for the ninth straight season while a handful of players will battle for the starting role

on the opposite side in 2011.

Tillman has started 110 of 114 career games played for Chicago, leading the active roster with 27 career interceptions, tied for fourth

most in team history. The takeaway specialist has also forced 24 fumbles in his career, most among NFL defensive backs since 2003.

Tillman has 686 tackles, 81 pass break ups and four touchdowns in his career. He has appeared in 14 or more contests in seven of his

eight NFL seasons. In 2010, he tied for the team lead and ranked tied for 10th in the NFL with fi ve interceptions and was third in the league

with 127 return yards. Tillman has started all three preseason contests at right cornerback for the Bears. He had two tackles in less than a

quarter of action versus Buffalo and two stops with a tackle for loss at the Giants. In a little over one half of play at Tennessee, Tillman had

two tackles and a pass defensed.

Battling for the starting role opposite Tillman will be Tim Jennings, Zackary Bowman and Joshua Moore.

Jennings came to the Bears in the 2010 offseason and started 13 of 16 contests at left cornerback registering 66 tackles, nine pass

break ups, one interception one forced fumble and one fumble recovery. After spending four seasons (2006-09) in Indianapolis, Jennings

has 223 tackles, fi ve interceptions, 34 pass break ups, four forced fumbles and three fumble recoveries in 69 career games (34 starts). Jen-

nings started the Bears fi rst three preseason games. Versus the Bills he had one tackle in less than a quarter of work. At the Giants he had

four tackles and a pass break up in one half of action. Against the Titans, Jennings had three tackles.

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Bowman is in his fourth season with the Bears having started 15 of 30 games played, collecting 111 tackles, seven interceptions, six

pass break ups, two forced fumbles and one fumble recovery. On special teams, Bowman has 12 career tackles and a fumble recovery

in the end zone for a touchdown. Bowman had one pass defensed versus Buffalo. In Tennessee, Bowman paced the team with four solo

tackles and added a pass defensed.

Moore was selected by the Bears in the fi fth round (141st overall) of the 2010 NFL Draft appearing in three contests his rookie season.

Collegiately, Moore appeared in 37 games over the course of three seasons (2006, 08-09) at Kansas State, gathering 175 tackles, six

interceptions, 34 passes defensed, two sacks, one forced fumble and one fumble recovery. Moore had two passes defensed against the

Bills and two tackles at the Giants. Moore had a solo stop at Tennessee.

D.J. Moore manned the nickel position in the secondary last season, fi nishing third on the team with four interceptions. Moore returned

those interceptions for 95 yards and a touchdown as his 23.8 yards per return average was fourth highest in the NFL. In 16 contests, he

added 44 tackles, one sack, one forced fumble, three pass break ups and three tackles for losses. Moore started at nickleback for the

Bears and had one tackle versus the Bills. At the Giants, he had four defensive tackles and two special teams stops. At Tennessee, Moore

had two tackles.

Corey Graham has appeared in 61 contests with 10 starts in four seasons for Chicago gathering 111 tackles, one interception and nine

pass break ups. On special teams, Graham’s 82 career tackles are second most by a Bears player since the statistic was fi rst recorded in

1995. In 2010, Graham led Chicago with 25 specials teams tackles (after coaches review) and led the NFL in “press box” special teams

tackles with 22. Graham had two defensive stops and two special teams tackles versus Buffalo. He paced the Bears with six defensive

tackles at the New York Giants with one pass defensed and two special teams stops.

The Bears also added undrafted free agents Antareis Bryan (Baylor) and Ryan Jones (Northwest Missouri State) in 2011.

SAFETIES (6) - Coach Gill Byrd

In 2011, a familiar face will man one of the Bears’ safety positions while a young face will emerge in the other starting role.

After returning to the Bears via trade in 2010 Chris Harris, was named second team All-Pro after recording a career-high fi ve intercep-

tions, all in the last nine contests of the regular season, tied for second most in the NFL during that span. In six NFL seasons with Chicago

(2005-06, ’10) and Carolina (2007-09), Harris has started 80 of 85 games played, recording 460 tackles, 15 interceptions, 25 pass break-

ups, 12 forced fumbles and eight fumble recoveries. Harris started all three 2011 preseason contests at strong safety. Versus Buffalo Harris

recorded two tackles in less than a quarter of action. At the Giants, Harris had four tackles in a half of action. He had two stops at Tennes-

see.

A handful of players will have the opportunity to start opposite of Harris with second-year safety Major Wright the lead candidate. In 11

contests during his rookie season, Wright who was the Bears fi rst selection in the 2010 draft (3rd round, 75th overall), recorded 31 defen-

sive tackles and six special teams stops. Wright started the Bears preseason opener against the Bills at free safety and paced the team

with fi ve tackles. In his second preseason start at the Giants, Wright had three tackles. Starting his third preseason contest at free safety,

Wright had four tackles.

Fourth-year safety Craig Steltz has appeared in 32 career NFL games with two starts at strong safety, recording 23 tackles, one inter-

ception and 25 special teams stops. Steltz recorded three tackles versus Buffalo. He had fi ve tackles at New York in the second presason

game and three stops at Tennessee.

During the 2011 NFL Draft, the Bears selected Chris Conte in the third round (93rd overall). Conte appeared in 50 games at California

(2007-10) making 17 starts (12 at safety, fi ve at corner). He recorded 157 tackles (100 solo), two interceptions, 11 pass break ups, one forced

fumble, a fumble recovery and blocked a punt that he returned for a touchdown. He was a fi rst-team all-Pac-10 member as a senior. In his

NFL preseason debut versus the Bills, Conte recorded three tackles. He had one defensive tackle and one special teams stop in Tennessee.

Chicago also added undrafted rookie free agents Winston Venable (Boise State) and Anthony Walters (Delaware) into the safety mix this

offseason.

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BEARS POSITION BREAKDOWN: SPECIAL TEAMS

SPECIAL TEAMS COORDINATOR DAVE TOUB

Assistant Kevin O’Dea

RETURNERS (3)

Over the past fi ve seasons, Devin Hester, Johnny Knox and Earl Bennett have formed the most dynamic set of returners in the NFL.

In just fi ve seasons, Hester has established an NFL record with 14 career kick return touchdowns (10 punt and four kickoff). The three-

time Pro Bowler’s career average of 12.4 yards per return (2,200 yards on 178 returns) is fourth best in NFL history. Hester’s 10 punt return

touchdowns are tied with Eric Metcalf for most in league history. In 2010, the All-Pro had 33 punt returns for 564 yards and three touchdowns.

His 17.1 yards per return average last year is highest in single-season NFL history among players with 30 returns.

Knox has 40 kickoff returns for 1,109 yards (27.7 ypr) and a touchdown. In 2009, Knox earned a Pro Bowl nod as a rookie after fi nishing

second in the NFL with a 29.0 kickoff return average (927 yards on 32 returns). Knox had a 70-yard kickoff return versus the Bills in the pre-

season opener adding 16 yards on two punt returns. In the second preseason contest at the Giants, Knox had three kickoff returns for 87 yards

(29.0 ypr) including a 45-yarder, and two punt returns for 15 yards. At Tennessee, he had two kickoff returns for 45 yards.

Bennett has returned 15 career punts for 160 yards (10.7 ypr) and a touchdown. In 2009, when Hester was injured, Bennett fi lled in on punt

returns and fi nished with a 10.2 average (143 yards on 14 returns), including a 49-yard touchdown. The 10.2 average was 13th in the league

among players with 10-plus returns. Bennett had a 33-yard punt return in the Bears fi rst preseason contest versus Buffalo.

PLACE KICKERS (1)

Place kicker Robbie Gould is the fi fth most accurate kicker in NFL history, connecting on 159 of 186 (85.5 percent) of his career fi eld goal at-

tempts. His 159 fi eld goals made are second most in franchise history and are the most in the NFL since Week 4 of the 2005 season when he

appeared in his fi rst career game. In 2010, Gould connected on 25 of 30 fi eld goals (83.3 percent) including a career-long 54-yarder. Gould’s

685 career points scored (208 PATs and 159 fi eld goals) are third most in Bears franchise history. His fi ve 100-point seasons and six seasons

with 20-plus fi eld goals made are tied with Kevin Butler for most in team history.

PUNTERS (2)

The Bears signed veteran punter Adam Podlesh this offseason. Podlesh spent the last four seasons with the Jacksonville Jaguars compiling

a 42.6 gross punting average (9,751 yards on 229 punts), landing 75 punts inside-the-20. In 2010, Podlesh set career highs in gross (43.8)

and net average (39.2) and punts inside-the-20 (26). In his Bears preseason debut versus Buffalo, Podlesh had four punts for 128 yards (32.0

avg), landing two inside-the-20. He had three punts for 129 yards (43.0 avg.), in the second preseason contest at New York. Against the Titans,

Podlesh averaged 41 yards on two punts, landing one inside-the-20.

The Bears have also added P Spencer Lanning (South Carolina) as an undrafted free agent. Lanning had two punts for 84 yards (42.0

avg.) against the Giants.

LONG SNAPPERS (1)

Arguably the best long snapper in the NFL, Patrick Mannelly is the Bears all-time leader in games played (205). Heading into his 14th season,

which will tie him for the most in team history along with Doug Buffone (1966-79) and Bill George (1952-65), Mannelly has been the long snap-

per in all but three contests since joining the team in 1998. One of the top punt coverage performers for his position in the league, Mannelly has

totaled 77 career special teams tackles.

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BEARS PRESEASON QUICK HITS

OFFSEASON ACQUISITIONS: During the 2011 offseason the Bears acquired seven veterans that are currently on the Bears

roster. In a shortened free agent signning period, the Bears were able to ink veterans in all three phases of the team. Offensively, Chi-

cago signed RB Marion Barber (two-year contract), WR Sam Hurd (three-year deal), TE Matt Spaeth (three-year contract),

C Chris Spencer (two-year deal) and WR Roy Williams (one-year contract). Defensively, the Monsters of the Midway added

DT Amobi Okoye (one-year deal). P Adam Podlesh (one-year contract) was added to the Bears special teams unit.

ROSTER RECAP: The Bears entered the 2011 preseason with 47 players who appeared on the roster last season, including 17

primary starters during the season. Twenty-fi ve of the Bears 26 rookies have made their NFL debut this preseason. Ten non-rookie

acquisitions (RB Marion Barber, WR Andy Fantuz, WR Sam Hurd, WR Onrea Jones, DT Amobi Okoye, P Adam

Podlesh, DE Nick Reed, TE Matt Spaeth, C Chris Spencer, WR Roy Williams) all suited up in a Bears uniform for

the fi rst time in the Bears preseason opener against the Bills.

ROSTER CUTS: On Tuesday, August 30, the Bears must cut their roster down to 80 players by 3:00 p.m. CT. Four days later

(Saturday, September 3) each NFL team is required to trim its roster to 53 players by 5:00 p.m. CT. The following day all clubs may

establish a practice squad of eight players. To be eligible for the practice squad, a player must not have an accrued season toward

free agency. If a player does have an accrued season, he is still eligible for the practice squad if he was not on the active or inactive

list for more than nine regular season games. The NFL expanded the size of each team’s practice squad from fi ve to eight players

beginning in 2004. The Bears currently have four players on their roster from last season’s practice squad (T Levi Horn, LB Chris

Johnson and FB Eddie Williams). G Johan Asiata spent time on both the active roster and the practice squad in 2010.

G/C Edwin Williams was also on the Bears practice squad last season before being elevated to the active roster.

UP NEXT: The 2010 NFC North champion Chicago Bears will open their 2011 regular season schedule at home versus the 2010

NFC South champion Atlanta Falcons on Sunday, September 11 at Noon CST.

The match up marks the 25th meeting between the Bears and the Falcons, dating back to a 23-6 Chicago win at Wrigley Field in

1966. The fi rst 24 meetings have been split evenly, 12-12.

This year will be just the third time that the two franchises have opened the regular season against one another with the Falcons

taking the fi rst two such match-ups in 1972 and 1983.

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A-13

Chicago 10, Buffalo 3

Saturday, August 13, 2011 -- Soldier Field

CHICAGO – Fueled by a strong running game and a stingy defense, the Bears defeated

the Buffalo Bills 10-3 in Saturday night’s preseason opener at Soldier Field.

The rushing attack produced 164 yards as Marion Barber compiled 45 yards on

seven carries in the second quarter and Kahlil Bell gained a game-high 73 yards on 13

attempts in the second half.

On the game’s lone touchdown drive in the second quarter, Barber rushed for 37 yards

on six carries to set up backup quarterback Caleb Hanie’s four-yard scoring run up the

middle on third-and-goal.

Hanie’s touchdown gave the Bears a 7-3 lead with 8:07 left in the fi rst half. The score

remained unchanged until Robbie Gould’s 45-yard fi eld goal widened the margin to

10-3 with 5:52 to play in the game.

The Bears defense held the Bills to 190 yards and no touchdowns. Buffalo crossed the

50-yard line on only two of 10 possessions in the game. The Bills’ deepest penetration was

to the Chicago 26 on a fi rst-quarter drive that resulted in their only score, Rian Lindell’s

44-yard fi eld goal.

While starting quarterback Jay Cutler exited after only one possession, the No. 1 of-

fensive line yielded four sacks while playing the entire fi rst half. The reserves then allowed

fi ve more sacks in the second half.

After the Bills took a 3-0 lead with 2:00 left in the fi rst quarter, Johnny Knox returned

the ensuing kickoff 70 yards to the Buffalo 29. But Bills linebacker Shawne Merriman

sacked Hanie on back-to-back plays, pushing the Bears out of fi eld goal range.

On the Bears’ next possession, Barber had runs of 11, 12 and 11 yards to set up Hanie’s

touchdown. On one of the plays, Barber steamrolled Bills cornerback Drayton Florence.

Bell set up Gould’s fourth-quarter fi eld goal by gaining 27 yards on a run and 19 yards on

a screen pass on back-to-back snaps, picking up nice blocks from tight end Kyle Adams

on the fi rst play and guard Levi Horn on the second.

Defensively, tackle Amobi Okoye recorded the Bears’ only two sacks and cornerback

Mike Holmes produced Chicago’s lone takeaway with an interception.

BEARS 2011 PRESEASON GAME # 1 vs. BILLS BOX SCORE

BUFFALO 3 0 0 0 3

CHICAGO 0 7 0 3 10

BILLS – R. Lindell 44 FG (10-45, 5:59). BEARS – C. Hanie

4 run (R. Gould kick) (9-52, 4:12). BEARS – R. Gould 45 FG

(13-68, 7:59).

BILLS BEARS

First downs .......................... 13 21

Total net yards ..................... 190 258

Rushes-yards ...................... 23-89 35-164

Att-comp-net ........................ 32-16-102 18-11-94

Times thrown-yds lost .......... 2-12 9-48

Int-TDs ................................. 1-0 1-0

Punts - avg .......................... 6-47.5 4-32.0

Penalties-yards .................... 5-54 8-59

Fumbles-lost ........................ 0-0 1-0

Time of possession .............. 27:38 32:22

RUSHING

BILLS – J. Nesbitt 3-30; F. Jackson 3-18; B. Smith 3-16; J.

White 9-13; T. Thigpen 3-9; C. Spiller 2-3.

BEARS – K .Bell 13-73; M. Barber 7-45; H. Unga 9-27; J.

Cutler 1-10; C. Hanie 1-4, TD; C. Taylor 3-3; D. Hester 1-2.

RECEIVING

BILLS – N. Roosevelt 3-26; St. Johnson 3-15; F. Huggins

2-22; C. Spiller 2-16; S. Chandler 2-13; J. White 2-13; P. Hub-

bard 2-8.

BEARS – Kr. Adams 3-58; K. Bell 2-46; D. Clark 1-14; J. Knox

1-11; E. Bennett 1-7; O. Jones 1-5; W. Ta’ufo’ou 1-1; M. Forte

1-0.

PASSING

BILLS – L. Brown 15-7-53; R. Fitzpatrick 9-7-44; T. Thigpen

5-1-5; B. Smith 3-1-11.

BEARS – N. Enderle 10-7-110, INT; C. Hanie 7-3-32; J. Cutler

1-1-0.

PUNT RETURNS

BILLS – None.

BEARS – J. Knox 2-16; E. Bennett 1-33; D. Sanzenbacher

1-6; D. Moore 1-5.

KICKOFF RETURNS

BILLS – M. Easley 3-57.

BEARS – J. Knox 1-70.

INTERCEPTIONS

BILLS – A. Williams 1-0.

BEARS – M. Holmes 1-5.

SACKS

BILLS – D. Batten 2-11; S. Merriman 2-7; K. Heard 1-12; A.

Carrington 1-7; M. Dareus 1-6; S. Johnson 1-5; B. Jefferson

1-0.

BEARS – A. Okoye 2-12.

Bears 10, Bills 3 Soldier Field (59,335)

Saturday, August 13, 2011

A-14

N.Y. Giants 41, Chicago 13

Monday, August 22, 2011 -- New Meadowlands Stadium

EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. – The Bears fell to 1-1 on the preseason as all three phases

struggled in a 41-13 loss to the New York Giants on Monday night at New Meadowlands

Stadium.

Offensively, the Bears yielded only one sack after allowing nine in the preseason opener,

but struggled inside the red zone mustering only six points until their fi nal possession of the

game.

The Bears defense allowed fi ve touchdowns and two fi eld goals on nine possessions

during one stretch while failing to record a sack or a takeaway in the game.

The Bears didn’t perform any better on special teams. The Giants scored their fi rst two

touchdowns in taking a 20-6 halftime lead after Devin Thomas returned a kickoff 73 yards

to the Chicago 31 and Greg Jones blocked a punt and returned it to the Bears’ 6.

After Rhys Lloyd’s 25-yard fi eld goal had given the Giants a 3-0 lead, Robbie Gould’s

23-yarder tied the score late in the fi rst quarter. The kick came after QB Jay Cutler hit WR

Devin Hester streaking down the right sideline for 37 yards and RB Matt Forte turned

a screen pass into a 42-yard gain to the Giants’ 7.

Thomas’ long kickoff return then set up Brandon Jacobs’ 18-yard touchdown run on the

fi rst play of the second quarter, which gave the Giants a 10-3 lead they would not relin-

quish. The 6-4, 264-pound running back burst through a gaping hole up the middle and

faked out S Major Wright in the secondary.

After Lloyd’s 37-yard fi eld goal widened the margin to 13-3 midway through the second

period, Cutler’s 32-yard completion to WR Earl Bennett set up Gould’s 42-yard fi eld

goal, drawing the Bears to within 13-6. The offensive line provided excellent protection on

the long pass over the middle.

Playing the entire fi rst half with the rest of the starters, Cutler completed 12 of 21 passes

for 171 yards and an 83.6 passer rating while being sacked only once.

Two plays after the Giants had taken over at the Chicago 6 following the blocked punt,

QB David Carr lofted a fi ve-yard touchdown pass in the right corner of the end zone to

WR Domenik Hixon, who beat CB Corey Graham to widen the margin to 20-6 with 35

seconds left in the half.

The Giants eventually increased their lead to 41-6, scoring touchdowns on D.J. Ware’s

one-yard run, Carr’s 17-yard pass to TE Daniel Coats and Da’Rel Scott’s 97-yard run with

2:46 to play.

The Bears scored their only touchdown of the game with 24 seconds remaining on RB

Kahlil Bell’s one-yard dive.

BOX SCORE

CHICAGO 3 3 0 7 13

N.Y. GIANTS 3 17 7 14 41

GIANTS – R. Lloyd 25 FG (11-58, 4:26). BEARS – R. Gould

23 FG (6-81, 1:51). GIANTS – B. Jacobs 18 run (R. Lloyd

kick) (4-31, 1:48). GIANTS – R. Lloyd 37 FG (9-32, 4:29). BEARS - R.

Gould 42 FG (8-36, 4:02). GIANTS - D. Hixon 5 pass from D. Carr (R.

Lloyd kick) (2-6, 0:13). GIANTS - D. Ware 1 run (R. Lloyd kick) (8-50,

3:56). GIANTS - D. Coats 17 pass from D. Carr (R. Lloyd kick) (8-61,

3:59). GIANTS - D. Scott 97 run (R. Lloyd kick) (1-95, 0:21). BEARS -

K. Bell 1 run (R. Gould kick) (10-84, 2:22).

BEARS GIANTS

First downs .......................... 25 16

Total net yards ..................... 414 380

Rushes-yards ...................... 26-81 27-218

Att-comp-net ........................ 49-29-333 27-17-162

Times thrown-yds lost .......... 1-4 0-0

Int-TDs ................................. 1-0 0-2

Punts - avg .......................... 6-35.5 4-51.8

Penalties-yards .................... 4-40 10-73

Fumbles-lost ........................ 0-0 1-0

Time of possession .............. 33:14 26:46

RUSHING

BEARS – M. Barber 13-49; K. Bell 4-10, TD; C. Hanie 2-8; M.

Forte 4-7; C. Taylor 3-7.

GIANTS – D. Scott 1-97, TD; B. Jacobs 6-48, TD; D. Ware

6-23, TD; A. Brown 6-19; D. Carr 1-17; A. Bradshaw 5-15; M.

Manningham 1-1; R. Perrilloux 1-(-2).

RECEIVING

BEARS – M .Barber 5-31; D. Sanzenbacher 4-34; E. Bennett

3-58; O. Jones 3-48; D. Hester 3046; J. Knox 2-21; Ky. Adams

2-12; M. Forte 1-42; Kr. Adams 1-12; K. Bell 1-9’ D. Clark 1-6;

M. Spaeth 1-6; A. Fantuz 1-6; C. Taylor 1-6.

GIANTS – M. Manningham 4-39; V. Cruz 3-40; D. Thomas

2-20; A. Bradshaw 2-19; D. Hixon 2-13, TD; D. Coats 1-17,

TD; D. Ware 1-9; A. Brown 1-6; H. Nicks 1-(-1).

PASSING

BEARS – C. Hanie 28-17-166, INT; J. Cutler 21-12-171.

GIANTS – E. Manning 16-8-78; D. Carr 11-9-84, 2 TDs.

PUNT RETURNS

BEARS – J. Knox 2-15; E. Bennett 1-9; D. Sanzenbacher

1-(-3).

GIANTS – J. Jernigan 3-14; B. Witherspoon 2-21.

KICKOFF RETURNS

BEARS – J. Knox 3-87; K. Bell 2-46; M. Holmes 2-46; D.

Moore 1-21.

GIANTS – D. Thomas 3-138.

INTERCEPTIONS

BEARS – None.

GIANTS – M. Herzlich 1-3.

SACKS

BEARS – None.

GIANTS – J. Goff 1-4.

BEARS 2011 PRESEASON GAME # 2 at GIANTS

Giants 41, Bears 13 New Meadowlands Stadium (75,166)

Monday, August 22, 2011

A-15

Tennessee 14, Chicago 13

Saturday, August 27, 2011 -- LP Field

NASHVILLE, Tenn. – The Bears left Tennessee late Saturday with their second straight

preseason loss. But the LP Field scoreboard that displayed a 14-13 Titans victory didn’t

convey the whole story.

With the regular-season opener against the Atlanta Falcons just two weeks away, the

Bears made key improvements in the wake of their discouraging defeat to the New York

Giants fi ve days earlier.

After rushing for 81 yards against the Giants, the Bears amassed 148 yards on the

ground as Matt Forté gained 74 yards on 17 carries and Kahlil Bell added 48 yards on

11 attempts.

The biggest positive for the Bears (1-2), however, was a second straight stellar perfor-

mance by their offensive line. In addition to opening holes for the rushing attack, the line

provided excellent pass protection, yielding just one sack for the second straight game.

QB Jay Cutler looked sharp, completing 13 of 21 passes for 170 yards with one inter-

ception and a 67.6 passer rating before exiting after one third-quarter possession. His only

pick came on a pass that squirted through receiver Roy Williams’ hands on the game’s

second play from scrimmage.

The Bears dominated the Titans on the stat sheet, holding decisive advantages in total

yards (416-220), fi rst downs (27-12) and time of possession (35:37-24:23).

But while there were many positives, the Bears struggled in other areas. The offense

mustered just one touchdown for the third straight game, backup QB Caleb Hanie

threw an interception that was returned for the decisive touchdown and Chicago receivers

dropped several passes.

On the other side of the ball, the Bears permitted just one touchdown. But the defense

failed to generate a takeaway for the second straight game and has now produced just one

in three preseason contests.

After Cutler’s early interception, the Bears defense held the Titans without a fi rst down

and K Rod Bironas pushed a 51-yard fi eld goal attempt wide right.

Forte’s 3-yard touchdown run gave the Bears a 7-0 lead midway through the fi rst quar-

ter. Cutler converted all three third-down opportunities on the drive with completions to

receivers Earl Bennett, Dane Sanzenbacher and Devin Hester. The Chicago

offense was 0-of-6 on third downs in the fi rst half against the Giants.

The Bears were in position to pad their lead on their next possession, but K Robbie

Gould hit the left upright on a 29-yard fi eld goal attempt.

Gould rebounded from the miss by drilling a 45-yarder to extend the Bears’ lead to 10-0

with 5:34 left in the second quarter. The kick came after Cutler had completed passes of 21

yards to WR Johnny Knox and 20 yards to Bennett on back-to-back plays.

The Titans, however, cut the defi cit to 10-7 as Jamie Harper’s 9-yard touchdown run

capped a 10-play, 80-yard drive with :43 remaining in the half.

The Bears were on the cusp of widening the margin late in the third quarter when Hanie

fl oated a pass into the right fl at that was intercepted by CB Tommie Campbell, who re-

turned the pick 88 yards for a touchdown to give the Titans a 14-10 lead.

The Bears closed the gap to 14-13 on Gould’s 52-yard fi eld goal early in the fourth quar-

ter, but they never threatened to retake the lead the rest of the way.

BEARS 2011 PRESEASON GAME # 3 at TITANS BOX SCORE

CHICAGO 7 3 0 3 13

TENNESSEE 0 7 7 0 14

BEARS – M. Forté 3 run (R. Gould kick) (12-59, 5:46).

BEARS – R. Gould 45 FG (7-44, 3:19). TITANS – J. Harper 9

run (R. Bironas kick) (10-80, 4:51). TITANS – T. Campbell 90

INT return (R. Bironas kick). BEARS – R. Gould 52 FG (11-50,

5:06).

BEARS TITANS

First downs .......................... 27 12

Total net yards ..................... 416 220

Rushes-yards ...................... 35-148 24-81

Att-comp-net ........................ 39-22-268 26-14-139

Times thrown-yds lost .......... 1-9 1-9

Int-Total TDs ........................ 2-1 0-2

Punts - avg .......................... 2-41.0 6-40.8

Penalties-yards .................... 4-25 3-20

Fumbles-lost ........................ 1-0 2-0

Time of possession .............. 35:37 24:23

RUSHING

BEARS – M. Forté 17-74, TD; K. Bell 11-48; C. Hanie 3-22; M.

Barber 1-2; D. Hester 1-2; R. Hughes 2-0.

TITANS – J.Harper 13-36, TD; S.Johnson 5-21; J.Locker 2-14;

M.Hasselbeck 1-7; K.Moore 2-2; H.Donaldson 1-1.

RECEIVING

BEARS – E.Bennett 6-89; K.Bell 3-20; R.Williams 2-33;

D.Hester 2-31; D.Sanzenbacher 2-23; Ky.Adams 2-13; J.Knox

1-21; O.Jones 1-20; M.Forté 1-15; M.Barber 1-8; M.Spaeth

1-4.

TITANS – N.Washington 4-66; J.Cook 2-16; C.Stevens 2-15;

L.Hawkins 2-11; A.Hall 1-17; D.Williams 1-13; Y.Figurs 1-6;

H.Donaldson 1-4.

PASSING

BEARS – J. Cutler 21-13-170, INT; C. Hanie 18-9-107, INT.

TITANS – M. Hasselbeck 22-12-135; J. Locker 4-2-13.

PUNT RETURNS

BEARS – None.

TITANS – M. Mariani 1-5.

KICKOFF RETURNS

BEARS – J. Knox 2-45; K. Bell 1-16.

TITANS – M. Mariani 1-37; Y. Figurs 1-21.

INTERCEPTIONS

BEARS – None.

TITANS – T. Campbell 1-90, TD; M. Griffi n 1-19.

SACKS

BEARS – A. Okoye 1-9.

TITANS – M. Sheppard 1-9.

Titans 14, Bears 13 LP Field (69,143)

Saturday, August 27, 2011

CHICAGO BEARS 2011 PRESEASON STATISTICS

WON 1, LOST 2 * RUSHING No. Yds Avg Long TD 08/13 W 10- 3 Buffalo 59,335 Bell 28 131 4.7 27 1 08/22 L 13-41 at New York Giants 75,166 Barber 21 96 4.6 12 0 08/27 L 13-14 at Tennessee 69,143 Forte 21 81 3.9 14 1 09/01 Cleveland Hanie 6 34 5.7 19 1 Chi. Opp. Unga 9 27 3.0 9 0 TOTAL FIRST DOWNS 73 41 Cutler 1 10 10.0 10 0 Rushing 29 20 Taylor 6 10 1.7 3 0 Passing 36 20 Hester 2 4 2.0 2 0 Penalty 8 1 Hughes 2 0 0.0 1 0 3rd Down: Made/Att 17/44 14/39 TEAM 96 393 4.1 27 3 3rd Down Pct. 38.6 35.9 OPPONENTS 74 388 5.2 97t 4 4th Down: Made/Att 3/6 2/3 * RECEIVING No. Yds Avg Long TD 4th Down Pct. 50.0 66.7 Bennet t 10 154 15.4 32 0 POSSESSION AVG. 33:44 26:16 Bell 6 75 12.5 27 0 TOTAL NET YARDS 1088 790 Sanzenbacher 6 57 9.5 15 0 Avg. Per Game 362.7 263.3 Barber 6 39 6.5 11 0 Total Plays 213 162 Hester 5 77 15.4 37 0 Avg. Per Play 5.1 4.9 O. Jon es 5 73 14.6 20 0 NET YARDS RUSHING 393 388 Kr. Adams 4 70 17.5 31 0 Avg. Per Game 131.0 129.3 Knox 4 53 13.3 21 0 Total Rushes 96 74 Ky. Ad ams 4 25 6.3 8 0 NET YARDS PASSING 695 402 Forte 3 57 19.0 42 0 Avg. Per Game 231.7 134.0 R. Wil liams 2 33 16.5 17 0 Sacked/Yards Lost 11/61 3/21 Clark 2 20 10.0 14 0 Gross Yards 756 423 Spaeth 2 10 5.0 6 0 Att./Completions 106/62 85/47 Fantuz 1 6 6.0 6 0 Completion Pct. 58.5 55.3 Taylor 1 6 6.0 6 0 Had Intercepted 4 1 Ta'ufo 'ou 1 1 1.0 1 0 PUNTS/AVERAGE 12/35.3 16/46.1 TEAM 62 756 12.2 42 0 NET PUNTING AVG. 12/31.9 16/37.3 OPPONENTS 47 423 9.0 21 2 PENALTIES/YARDS 16/119 18/147 * INTERCEPTIONS No. Yds Avg Long TD FUMBLES/BALL LOST 2/0 3/0 Holmes 1 5 5.0 5 0 TOUCHDOWNS 3 7 TEAM 1 5 5.0 5 0 Rushing 3 4 OPPONENTS 4 112 28.0 90t 1 Passing 0 2 * PUNTING No. Yds Avg Net TB In Lg B Returns 0 1 Podles h 9 339 37.7 34.4 0 3 56 0 * SCORE BY PERIODS Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 OT PTS Lanning 2 84 42.0 24.3 0 0 45 1 TEAM 10 13 0 13 0 36 TEAM 12 423 35.3 31.9 0 3 56 1 OPPONENTS 6 24 14 14 0 58 OPPONENTS 16 737 46.1 37.3 3 7 65 1 * SCORING TD-Ru-Pa-Rt K-PAT FG S PTS * PUNT RETURNS Ret FC Yds Avg Long TD Gould 0 0 0 0 3/ 3 5/ 9 0 18 Knox 4 1 31 7.8 13 0 Bell 1 1 0 0 0 6 Bennet t 2 0 42 21.0 33 0 Forte 1 1 0 0 0 6 Sanzen bacher 2 0 3 1.5 6 0 Hanie 1 1 0 0 0 6 D. Moo re 1 0 5 5.0 5 0 TEAM 3 3 0 0 3/ 3 5/ 9 0 36 Hester 0 1 0 --- --- 0 OPPONENTS 7 4 2 1 7/ 7 3/ 4 0 58 TEAM 9 2 81 9.0 33 0 2-Pt Conv: TM 0-0, OPP 0-0 OPPONENTS 6 3 40 6.7 13 0 SACKS: Okoye 3, TM 3, OPP 11 * KICKOFF RETURNS No. Yds Avg Long TD FUM/LOST: Knox 1/0, Vittatoe 1/0 Knox 6 202 33.7 70 0 Bell 3 62 20.7 25 0 Holmes 2 46 23.0 25 0 D. Moo re 1 21 21.0 21 0 TEAM 12 331 27.6 70 0 OPPONENTS 8 253 31.6 73 0 * FIELD GOALS 1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+ Gould 0/ 0 1/ 2 0/ 1 3/ 3 1/3 TEAM 0/ 0 1/ 2 0/ 1 3/ 3 1/3 OPPONENTS 0/ 0 1/ 1 1/ 1 1/ 1 0/1 Gould: (56N,45G,33N)(23G,42G,55N)(29N,45G,52G) OPP: (44G)(25G,37G)(51N) * PASSING Att Cmp Yds Cmp% Yds/At t TD TD% Int Int% Long Sack/Lost Rating Hanie 53 29 305 54.7 5.75 0 0.0 2 3.8 24 4/ 21 55.9 Cutler 43 26 341 60.5 7.93 0 0.0 1 2.3 42 2/ 10 75.8 Enderle 10 7 110 70.0 11.00 0 0.0 1 10.0 31 4/ 18 66.7 Vittatoe 0 0 0 --- --- 0 --- 0 --- --- 1/ 12 --- TEAM 106 62 756 58.5 7.13 0 0.0 4 3.8 42 11/ 61 64.8 OPPONENTS 85 47 423 55.3 4.98 2 2.4 1 1.2 21 3/ 21 71.8

No. Name Pos Ht Wt Age Exp College High School; Hometown

95 Adams, Anthony DT 6-0 310 31 9 Penn State Martin Luther King; Detroit, MI84 Adams, Kris WR 6-3 195 23 R UTEP Everman; Fort Worth, TX86 Adams, Kyle TE 6-4 255 23 R Purdue West Lake; Austin, TX78 Addison, Mario DE 6-3 252 23 R Troy Tarrant; Birmingham, AL62 Asiata, Johan G 6-4 309 25 1 UNLV Youth Challenge Academy; Kalihi, HI64 Baptiste, Tressor LB 6-0 230 22 R Texas A&M-Kingsville Curtis; Staten Island, NY24 Barber, Marion RB 5-11 218 28 7 Minnesota Wayzata; Plymouth, MN32o Bell, Kahlil RB 5-11 219 24 3 UCLA Ft. Collins, CO80 Bennett, Earl WR 6-0 206 24 4 Vanderbilt West End, Birmingham, AL35 Bowman, Zackary CB 6-1 196 26 4 Nebraska Bartlett; Anchorage, AK55 Briggs, Lance LB 6-1 244 30 9 Arizona Elk Grove; Sacramento, CA32d Bryan, Antareis CB 6-2 190 23 R Baylor Carter; Dallas, TX72 Carimi, Gabe T 6-7 316 23 R Wisconsin Monona Grove; Cottage Grove, Wisconsin88 Clark, Desmond TE 6-3 249 34 13 Wake Forest Kathleen; Lakeland, FL47 Conte, Chris S 6-2 203 22 R California Loyola; Los Angeles, CA6 Cutler, Jay QB 6-3 220 28 6 Vanderbilt Heritage Hills (Lincoln City, IN); Santa Claus, IN

76o Davis, Josh T 6-6 300 23 R Georgia Tylertown; Jayess, MS87 Davis, Kellen TE 6-7 267 25 4 Michigan State Adrian, MI58d DeCicco, Dom LB 6-4 230 22 R Pittsburgh Thomas Jefferson; Jefferson Hills, PA10 Enderle, Nathan QB 6-4 240 23 R Idaho North Platte, NE83 Fantuz, Andy WR 6-1 215 27 1 Western Ontario Chatham, ON (Canada)22 Forté, Matt RB 6-2 218 25 4 Tulane Slidell, LA63 Garza, Roberto G/C 6-2 310 32 11 Texas A&M-Kingsville Rio Hondo, TX9 Gould, Robbie K 6-0 185 29 7 Penn State Central Mountain; Lock Haven, PA21 Graham, Corey CB 6-0 196 26 5 New Hampshire Turner Carroll; Buffalo, NY12 Hanie, Caleb QB 6-2 222 25 4 Colorado State Forney, TX46 Harris, Chris S 6-0 211 29 7 Louisiana-Monroe J.A. Fair; Little Rock, AR99 Harrison, Marcus DT 6-3 316 27 4 Arkansas Mills; Little Rock, AR69o Henry, Ricky G 6-4 310 24 R Nebraska Burke; Omaha, NE23 Hester, Devin WR 5-11 190 28 6 Miami (FL) Suncoast; Riviera Beach, FL79o Horn, Levi T 6-6 320 24 1 Montana Rogers; Spokane, WA39 Hughes, Robert RB 5-11 235 22 R Notre Dame Hubbard; Chicago, IL81 Hurd, Sam WR 6-3 200 26 6 Northern Illinois San Antonio, TX71 Idonije, Israel DL 6-6 275 30 8 Manitoba Vincent Massey (Brandon, MB); Lagos, Nigeria52 Iwuh, Brian LB 6-0 239 27 6 Colorado Houston, TX26 Jennings, Tim CB 5-8 185 27 6 Georgia Orangeburg, SC59 Johnson, Chris LB 6-2 235 24 1 South Dakota State Abraham Lincoln; Council Bluffs, IA17 Jones, Onrea WR 6-0 202 27 1 Hampton Bruton; Williamsburg, VA25 Jones, Ryan CB 5-11 195 23 R NW Missouri St. Liberty, MO13 Knox, Johnny WR 6-0 185 24 3 Abilene Christian Channelview; Houston, TX1 Lanning, Spencer P 5-11 200 23 R South Carolina York Comprehensive; Rock Hill, SC

79d Laptad, Jake DE 6-4 260 23 R Kansas Tulsa, OK58o Linnenkohl, Alex C 6-2 303 23 R Oregon State Capital; Olympia, WA60o Louis, Lance G 6-3 320 26 3 San Diego State Landry; New Orleans, LA65 Mannelly, Patrick LS 6-5 265 36 14 Duke Marist; Atlanta, GA69d Melton, Henry DL 6-3 295 24 3 Texas Grapevine, TX76d Miller, Jordan DT 6-2 315 23 R Southern Upper Marlboro, MD60d Minor, Deron LB 6-2 235 23 R McNeese St. Ozen; Beaumont, TX30 Moore, D.J. CB 5-9 180 24 3 Vanderbilt Broome; Spartanburg, SC31 Moore, Joshua CB 5-11 183 23 2 Kansas State Blanche Ely; Ft. Lauderdale, FL91 Okoye, Amobi DT 6-2 292 24 5 Louisville Robert E. Lee; Huntsville, AL68 Omiyale, Frank T/G 6-4 315 28 7 Tennessee Tech Whites Creek, TN92 Paea, Stephen DT 6-1 300 23 R Oregon State Timpview; Los Altos, CA90 Peppers, Julius DE 6-7 287 31 10 North Carolina Southern Nash; Bailey, NC8 Podlesh, Adam P 5-11 200 28 5 Maryland Pittsford, NY

70d Reed, Nick DE 6-1 248 23 2 Oregon Trabuco Canyon, CA53 Roach, Nick LB 6-1 234 26 5 Northwestern Lutheran; Milwaukee, WI18 Sanzenbacher, Dane WR 5-11 180 22 R Ohio St. Central Catholic; Toledo, OH85 Smith, Andre TE 6-5 267 22 R Virginia Tech Seneca Valley; Germantown, MD89 Spaeth, Matt TE 6-7 260 26 5 Minnesota Albertville, MN67 Spencer, Chris C 6-3 309 29 7 Mississippi Madison, MS20 Steltz, Craig S 6-1 210 25 4 LSU Archbishop Rummel; Metairie, LA44 Ta'ufo'ou, Will FB 5-11 247 25 1 California St. Francis; San Carlos, CA29 Taylor, Chester RB 5-11 208 31 10 Toledo River Rouge, MI97 Thomas, J.T. LB 6-1 236 23 R West Virginia Blanche Ely; Ft. Lauderdale, FL33 Tillman, Charles CB 6-2 198 30 9 Louisiana-Lafayette Copperas Cove, TX75 Toeaina, Matt DT 6-2 308 26 4 Oregon Samoana; Utulei, American Samoa96 Trahan, Patrick LB 6-2 236 24 1 Mississippi St. Augustine; New Orleans, LA45 Unga, Harvey RB 6-0 237 24 2 Brigham Young Timpview; Provo, UT54 Urlacher, Brian LB 6-4 258 33 12 New Mexico Lovington, NM49 Venable, Winston S 5-11 210 24 R Boise St. San Rafael, CA37 Walters, Anthony S 6-1 207 22 R Delaware Cardinal O'Hara; Philadelphia, PA73 Webb, J'Marcus T 6-7 333 23 2 West Texas A&M North Mesquite; Mesquite, TX74 Williams, Chris G/T 6-6 320 26 4 Vanderbilt Catholic; Glynn, LA43 Williams, Eddie FB 6-1 242 24 2 Idaho Aragon; San Mateo, CA70o Williams, Edwin G/C 6-3 315 24 2 Maryland DeMatha; Washington, DC11 Williams, Roy WR 6-3 215 29 8 Texas Permian; Odessa, TX98 Wootton, Corey DE 6-6 270 24 2 Northwestern Don Bosco Prep; Rutherford, NJ27 Wright, Major S 5-11 204 23 2 Florida St. Thomas Aquinas; Miramar, FL19 Young, Jimmy WR 6-1 208 24 R TCU Ouachita Parish; Monroe, LA

Current with 80 players; Last updated August 29, 2011

CHICAGO BEARS 2011 ALPHABETICAL ROSTER

No Name Pos Ht Wt Age Exp College Acquired G S DNP IA

1 Spencer Lanning P 5-11 200 23 R South Carolina UnFA-11 0 0 0 06 Jay Cutler QB 6-3 220 28 6 Vanderbilt TR-09 (DEN) 0 0 0 08 Adam Podlesh P 5-11 200 28 5 Maryland UFA-11 (JAX) 0 0 0 09 Robbie Gould K 6-0 185 29 7 Penn State WFA-05 (BAL) 0 0 0 0

10 Nathan Enderle QB 6-4 240 23 R Idaho D5-11 0 0 0 011 Roy Williams WR 6-3 215 29 8 Texas WFA-11 (DAL) 0 0 0 012 Caleb Hanie QB 6-2 222 25 4 Colorado State UnFA-08 0 0 0 013 Johnny Knox WR 6-0 185 24 3 Abilene Christian D5a-09 0 0 0 017 Onrea Jones WR 6-0 202 27 1 Hampton WFA-11 (ARZ) 0 0 0 018 Dane Sanzenbacher WR 5-11 180 22 R Ohio St. UnFA-11 0 0 0 019 Jimmy Young WR 6-1 208 24 R TCU UnFA-11 0 0 0 020 Craig Steltz S 6-1 210 25 4 LSU D4-08 0 0 0 021 Corey Graham CB 6-0 196 26 5 New Hampshire D5b-07 0 0 0 022 Matt Forté RB 6-2 218 25 4 Tulane D2-08 0 0 0 023 Devin Hester WR 5-11 190 28 6 Miami (FL) D2b-06 0 0 0 024 Marion Barber RB 5-11 218 28 7 Minnesota WFA-11 (DAL) 0 0 0 025 Ryan Jones CB 5-11 195 23 R NW Missouri St. UnFA-11 0 0 0 026 Tim Jennings CB 5-8 185 27 6 Georgia UFA-10 (IND) 0 0 0 027 Major Wright S 5-11 204 23 2 Florida D3-10 0 0 0 029 Chester Taylor RB 5-11 208 31 10 Toledo UFA-10 (MIN) 0 0 0 030 D.J. Moore CB 5-9 180 24 3 Vanderbilt D4b-09 0 0 0 031 Joshua Moore CB 5-11 183 23 2 Kansas State D5-10 0 0 0 0

32o Kahlil Bell RB 5-11 219 24 3 UCLA WFA-09 (MIN) 0 0 0 032d Antareis Bryan CB 6-2 190 23 R Baylor UnFA-11 0 0 0 033 Charles Tillman CB 6-2 198 30 9 Louisiana-Lafayette D2-03 0 0 0 035 Zackary Bowman CB 6-1 196 26 4 Nebraska D5a-08 0 0 0 037 Anthony Walters S 6-1 207 22 R Delaware UnFA-11 0 0 0 039 Robert Hughes RB 5-11 235 22 R Notre Dame UnFA-11 0 0 0 043 Eddie Williams FB 6-1 242 24 2 Idaho WFA-10 (WAS) 0 0 0 044 Will Ta'ufo'ou FB 5-11 247 25 1 California UnFA-09 0 0 0 045 Harvey Unga RB 6-0 237 24 2 Brigham Young SuppD7-10 0 0 0 046 Chris Harris S 6-0 211 29 7 Louisiana-Monroe TR-10 (CAR) 0 0 0 047 Chris Conte S 6-2 203 22 R California D3-11 0 0 0 049 Winston Venable S 5-11 210 24 R Boise St. UnFA-11 0 0 0 052 Brian Iwuh LB 6-0 239 27 6 Colorado WFA-10 (JAX) 0 0 0 053 Nick Roach LB 6-1 234 26 5 Northwestern PS-07 (SD) 0 0 0 054 Brian Urlacher LB 6-4 258 33 12 New Mexico D1-00 0 0 0 055 Lance Briggs LB 6-1 242 30 9 Arizona D3-03 0 0 0 0

58o Alex Linnenkohl C 6-2 303 23 R Oregon State UnFA-11 0 0 0 058d Dom DeCicco LB 6-4 230 22 R Pittsburgh UnFA-11 0 0 0 059 Chris Johnson LB 6-2 235 24 1 South Dakota State WFA-10 (ARZ) 0 0 0 0

60o Lance Louis G 6-3 320 26 3 San Diego State D7a-09 0 0 0 060d Deron Minor LB 6-2 235 23 R McNeese St. UnFA-11 0 0 0 062 Johan Asiata G 6-4 309 25 1 UNLV UnFA-09 0 0 0 063 Roberto Garza G/C 6-2 310 32 11 Texas A&M-Kingsville UFA-05 (ATL) 0 0 0 064 Tressor Baptiste LB 6-0 240 22 R Texas A&M-Kingsville UnFA-11 0 0 0 065 Patrick Mannelly LS 6-5 265 36 14 Duke D6b-98 0 0 0 067 Chris Spencer C 6-3 309 29 7 Mississippi UFA-11 (SEA) 0 0 0 068 Frank Omiyale T/G 6-4 315 28 7 Tennessee Tech UFA-09 (CAR) 0 0 0 0

69o Ricky Henry G 6-4 310 24 R Nebraska UnFA-11 0 0 0 069d Henry Melton DL 6-3 295 24 3 Texas D4a-09 0 0 0 070o Edwin Williams G/C 6-3 315 24 2 Maryland WC-10 (WAS) 0 0 0 070d Nick Reed DE 6-1 248 23 2 Oregon WFA-11 (SEA) 0 0 0 071 Israel Idonije DL 6-6 275 30 8 Manitoba WFA-03 (CLE) 0 0 0 072 Gabe Carimi T 6-7 316 23 R Wisconsin D1-11 0 0 0 073 J'Marcus Webb T 6-7 333 23 2 West Texas A&M D7-10 0 0 0 074 Chris Williams G/T 6-6 320 26 4 Vanderbilt D1-08 0 0 0 075 Matt Toeaina DT 6-2 308 26 4 Oregon PS-07 (CIN) 0 0 0 0

76o Josh Davis T 6-6 300 23 R Georgia UnFA-11 0 0 0 076d Jordan Miller DT 6-2 315 23 R Southern UnFA-11 0 0 0 078 Mario Addison DE 6-3 252 23 R Troy UnFA-11 0 0 0 0

79o Levi Horn T 6-6 320 24 1 Montana UnFA-10 0 0 0 079d Jake Laptad DE 6-4 260 23 R Kansas UnFA-11 0 0 0 080 Earl Bennett WR 6-0 206 24 4 Vanderbilt D3a-08 0 0 0 081 Sam Hurd WR 6-3 200 26 6 Northern Illinois UFA-11 (DAL) 0 0 0 083 Andy Fantuz WR 6-4 215 27 1 Western Ontario UFA-11 (CFL) 0 0 0 084 Kris Adams WR 6-3 195 23 R UTEP UnFA-11 0 0 0 085 Andre Smith TE 6-5 267 22 R Virginia Tech UnFA-11 0 0 0 086 Kyle Adams TE 6-4 255 23 R Purdue UnFA-11 0 0 0 087 Kellen Davis TE 6-7 267 25 4 Michigan State D5b-08 0 0 0 088 Desmond Clark TE 6-3 249 34 13 Wake Forest UFA-03 (MIA) 0 0 0 089 Matt Spaeth TE 6-7 260 26 5 Minnesota UFA-11 (PIT) 0 0 0 090 Julius Peppers DE 6-7 287 31 10 North Carolina UFA-10 (CAR) 0 0 0 091 Amobi Okoye DT 6-2 292 24 5 Louisville WFA-11 (HOU) 0 0 0 092 Stephen Paea DT 6-1 300 23 R Oregon State D2-11 0 0 0 095 Anthony Adams DT 6-0 310 31 9 Penn State UFA-07 (SF) 0 0 0 096 Patrick Trahan LB 6-2 236 24 1 Mississippi WFA-11 (TEN) 0 0 0 097 J.T. Thomas LB 6-1 241 23 R West Virginia D6-11 0 0 0 098 Corey Wootton DE 6-6 270 24 2 Northwestern D4-10 0 0 0 099 Marcus Harrison DT 6-3 316 27 4 Arkansas D3b-08 0 0 0 0

Current with 80 players; Last updated August 29, 2011

2011

CHICAGO BEARS 2011 NUMERICAL ROSTER

No QUARTERBACKS (3) Pos Ht Wt Age Exp College Acquired6 Jay Cutler QB 6-3 220 28 6 Vanderbilt TR-09 (DEN)

10 Nathan Enderle QB 6-4 240 23 R Idaho D5-1112 Caleb Hanie QB 6-2 222 25 4 Colorado State UnFA-08

No RUNNING BACKS (8) Pos Ht Wt Age Exp College Acquired24 Marion Barber RB 5-11 218 28 7 Minnesota WFA-11 (DAL)

32o Kahlil Bell RB 5-11 219 24 3 UCLA WFA-09 (MIN)22 Matt Forté RB 6-2 218 25 4 Tulane D2-0839 Robert Hughes RB 5-11 235 22 R Notre Dame UnFA-1129 Chester Taylor RB 5-11 208 31 10 Toledo UFA-10 (MIN)44 Will Ta'ufo'ou FB 5-11 247 25 1 California UnFA-0945 Harvey Unga RB 6-0 237 24 2 Brigham Young SuppD7-1043 Eddie Williams FB 6-1 242 24 2 Idaho WFA-10 (WAS)

No WIDE RECEIVERS (10) Pos Ht Wt Age Exp College Acquired84 Kris Adams WR 6-3 195 23 R UTEP UnFA-1180 Earl Bennett WR 6-0 206 24 4 Vanderbilt D3a-0883 Andy Fantuz WR 6-4 215 27 1 Western Ontario UFA-11 (CFL)23 Devin Hester WR 5-11 190 28 6 Miami (FL) D2b-0681 Sam Hurd WR 6-3 200 26 6 Northern Illinois UFA-11 (DAL)17 Onrea Jones WR 6-0 202 27 1 Hampton WFA-11 (ARZ)13 Johnny Knox WR 6-0 185 24 3 Abilene Christian D5a-0918 Dane Sanzenbacher WR 5-11 180 22 R Ohio St. UnFA-1111 Roy Williams WR 6-3 215 29 8 Texas WFA-11 (DAL)19 Jimmy Young WR 6-1 208 24 R TCU UnFA-11

No TIGHT ENDS (5) Pos Ht Wt Age Exp College Acquired86 Kyle Adams TE 6-4 255 23 R Purdue UnFA-1188 Desmond Clark TE 6-3 249 34 13 Wake Forest UFA-03 (MIA)87 Kellen Davis TE 6-7 267 25 4 Michigan State D5b-0885 Andre Smith TE 6-5 267 22 R Virginia Tech UnFA-1189 Matt Spaeth TE 6-7 260 26 5 Minnesota UFA-11 (PIT)

No OFFENSIVE LINEMEN (13) Pos Ht Wt Age Exp College Acquire d62 Johan Asiata G 6-4 309 25 1 UNLV UnFA-0972 Gabe Carimi T 6-7 316 23 R Wisconsin D1-11

76o Josh Davis T 6-6 300 23 R Georgia UnFA-1163 Roberto Garza G/C 6-2 310 32 11 Texas A&M-Kingsville UFA -05 (ATL)

69o Ricky Henry G 6-4 310 24 R Nebraska UnFA-1179o Levi Horn T 6-6 320 25 1 Montana UnFA-1058o Alex Linnenkohl C 6-2 303 23 R Oregon State UnFA-1160o Lance Louis G 6-3 320 26 3 San Diego State D7a-0968 Frank Omiyale T/G 6-4 315 28 7 Tennessee Tech UFA-09 (CA R)67 Chris Spencer C 6-3 309 29 7 Mississippi UFA-11 (SEA)73 J'Marcus Webb T 6-7 333 23 2 West Texas A&M D7-1074 Chris Williams G/T 6-6 320 26 4 Vanderbilt D1-08

70o Edwin Williams G/C 6-3 315 24 2 Maryland WC-10 (WAS)

No KICKERS/PUNTERS (3) Pos Ht Wt Age Exp College Acquired9 Robbie Gould K 6-0 185 29 7 Penn State WFA-05 (BAL)1 Spencer Lanning P 5-11 200 23 R South Carolina UnFA-118 Adam Podlesh P 5-11 200 28 5 Maryland UFA-11 (JAX)

No LONG SNAPPERS (1) Pos Ht Wt Age Exp College Acquired65 Patrick Mannelly LS 6-5 265 36 14 Duke D6b-98

Current with 80 players; Last updated August 29, 2011

CHICAGO BEARS 2011 POSITIONAL ROSTER

SPECIALISTS (4)

OFFENSE (39)

No DEFENSIVE LINEMEN (13) Pos Ht Wt Age Exp College Acquire d95 Anthony Adams DT 6-0 310 31 9 Penn State UFA-07 (SF)78 Mario Addison DE 6-3 252 23 R Troy UnFA-1199 Marcus Harrison DT 6-3 316 27 4 Arkansas D3b-0871 Israel Idonije DL 6-6 275 30 8 Manitoba WFA-03 (CLE)

79d Jake Laptad DE 6-4 260 23 R Kansas UnFA-1169d Henry Melton DL 6-3 295 24 3 Texas D4a-0976d Jordan Miller DT 6-2 315 23 R Southern UnFA-1191 Amobi Okoye DT 6-2 292 24 5 Louisville WFA-11 (HOU)92 Stephen Paea DT 6-1 300 23 R Oregon State D2-1190 Julius Peppers DE 6-7 287 31 10 North Carolina UFA-10 (C AR)

70d Nick Reed DE 6-1 248 23 2 Oregon WFA-11 (SEA)75 Matt Toeaina DT 6-2 308 26 4 Oregon PS-07 (CIN)98 Corey Wootton DE 6-6 270 24 2 Northwestern D4-10

No LINEBACKERS (10) Pos Ht Wt Age Exp College Acquired64 Tressor Baptiste LB 6-0 230 22 R Texas A&M-Kingsville Un FA-1155 Lance Briggs LB 6-1 244 30 9 Arizona D3-03

58d Dom DeCicco LB 6-4 230 22 R Pittsburgh UnFA-1152 Brian Iwuh LB 6-0 239 27 6 Colorado WFA-10 (JAX)59 Chris Johnson LB 6-2 235 24 1 South Dakota State WFA-10 (ARZ)

60d Deron Minor LB 6-2 235 23 R McNeese St. UnFA-1153 Nick Roach LB 6-1 234 26 5 Northwestern PS-07 (SD)97 J.T. Thomas LB 6-1 236 23 R West Virginia D6-1196 Patrick Trahan LB 6-2 236 24 1 Mississippi WFA-11 (TEN)54 Brian Urlacher LB 6-4 258 33 12 New Mexico D1-00

No CORNERBACKS (8) Pos Ht Wt Age Exp College Acquired35 Zackary Bowman CB 6-1 196 26 4 Nebraska D5a-08

32d Antareis Bryan CB 6-2 190 23 R Baylor UnFA-1121 Corey Graham CB 6-0 196 26 5 New Hampshire D5b-0726 Tim Jennings CB 5-8 185 27 6 Georgia UFA-10 (IND)25 Ryan Jones CB 5-11 195 23 R NW Missouri St. UnFA-1130 D.J. Moore CB 5-9 180 24 3 Vanderbilt D4b-0931 Joshua Moore CB 5-11 183 23 2 Kansas State D5-1033 Charles Tillman CB 6-2 198 30 9 Louisiana-Lafayette D2-0 3

No SAFETIES (6) Pos Ht Wt Age Exp College Acquired47 Chris Conte S 6-2 203 22 R California D3-1146 Chris Harris S 6-0 211 29 7 Louisiana-Monroe TR-10 (CAR )20 Craig Steltz S 6-1 210 25 4 LSU D4-08

49d Winston Venable S 5-11 210 24 R Boise St. UnFA-1137 Anthony Walters S 6-1 207 22 R Delaware UnFA-1127 Major Wright S 5-11 204 23 2 Florida D3-10

CHICAGO BEARS 2011 POSITIONAL ROSTER

DEFENSE (37)

Current with 80 players; Last updated August 29, 2011

WR 11 Roy Williams 13 Johnny Knox 18 Dane Sanzenbacher 17 Onrea Jones

19 Jimmy Young

LT 73 J'Marcus Webb 68 Frank Omiyale 76 Josh Davis

LG 74 Chris Williams 70 Edwin Williams 62 Johan Asiata

C 63 Roberto Garza 67 Chris Spencer 58 Alex Linnenkohl

RG 60 Lance Louis 79 Levi Horn 62 Johan Asiata 69 Ricky Henry

RT 72 Gabe Carimi 76 Josh Davis 79 Levi Horn

TE 87 Kellen Davis 89 Matt Spaeth 88 Desmond Clark 86 Kyle Adams / 85 Andre Smith

WR 23 Devin Hester 80 Earl Bennett 81 Sam Hurd 84 Kris Adams

83 Andy Fantuz

QB 6 Jay Cutler 12 Caleb Hanie 10 Nathan Enderle

RB 22 Matt Forte 29 Chester Taylor 24 Marion Barber 32 Kahlil Bell

45 Harvey Unga 39 Robert Hughes

FB 43 Eddie Williams 44 Will Ta'ufo'ou

LE 71 Israel Idonije 98 Corey Wootton 79 Jake Laptad

DT 69 Henry Melton / 75 Matt Toeaina 91 Amobi Okoye

NT 95 Anthony Adams / 75 Matt Toeaina 92 Stephen Paea / 99 Marcus Harrison

76 Jordan Miller

RE 90 Julius Peppers 98 Corey Wootton 78 Mario Addison 70 Nick Reed

WLB 55 Lance Briggs 52 Brian Iwuh 96 Patrick Trahan 60 Deron Minor

MLB 54 Brian Urlacher 58 Dom DeCicco 64 Tressor Baptiste 59 Chris Johnson

SLB 53 Nick Roach 97 J.T. Thomas

LCB 26 Tim Jennings 35 Zackary Bowman 30 D.J. Moore 38 Ryan Jones

RCB 33 Charles Tillman 21 Corey Graham 31 Joshua Moore 32 Antareis Bryan

SS 46 Chris Harris 20 Craig Steltz 37 Anthony Walters

FS 27 Major Wright 47 Chris Conte 49 Winston Venable

FG 9 Robbie Gould

KO 9 Robbie Gould

P 8 Adam Podlesh 1 Spencer Lanning

H 8 Adam Podlesh

LS 65 Patrick Mannelly 88 Desmond Clark

KR 23 Devin Hester 13 Johnny Knox 32 Kahlil Bell 30 D.J. Moore

18 Dane Sanzenbacher

PR 23 Devin Hester 80 Earl Bennett 13 Johnny Knox 30 D.J. Moore

18 Dane Sanzenbacher

Johan Asiata (YO-han AH-c-AH-ta) Patrick Mannelly (MAN-uh-lee)Tressor Baptiste (Tress-er Bap-Teest) Amobi Okoye (uh-MOE-bee oh-KOY-yay)Kahlil Bell (kaa-LEEL) Frank Omiyale (oh-mee-yell)Antareis Bryan (an-TAR-uhs) Stephen Paea (pie-uh)Gabe Carimi (kuh-REE-me) Dane Sanzenbacher (sonz-zen-bock-ur) rhymes with FonzChris Conte (CON-tee) Matt Spaeth (SPAYTH)Dom DeCicco (dah-see-co) Will Ta'ufo'ou (tau-FOE-oh)Matt Forte (four-tay) Matt Toeaina (toe-EE-nuh)Robbie Gould (GOLD) Brian Urlacher (err-LACK-er) Caleb Hanie (KAY-lub HAY-nee)Onrea Jones (ahn-RAY-uh) COACHESIsrael Idonije (e-DON-e-jay) Bob Babich (BAB-itch)

Dave Toub (TOBE)

SPECIAL TEAMS

CHICAGO BEARS 2011 UNOFFICIAL DEPTH CHART Current with 80 players; Last updated August 29, 2011

OFFENSE

DEFENSE

PRONUNCIATION GUIDE

HOW THEY GOT TO THE NFL HOW THEY GOT TO CHICAGO

FIRST ROUND ( 8 )

Julius Peppers (2), 2002 [CAR]

Roy Williams (7), 2004 [DET]

Brian Urlacher (9), 2000

Amobi Okoye (10), 2007 [HOU]

Jay Cutler (11), 2006 [DEN]

Chris Williams (14), 2008

Chris Spencer (26), 2005 [SEA]

Gabe Carimi (29), 2011

SECOND ROUND ( 6 )

Charles Tillman (35), 2003

Matt Forté (44), 2008

Stephen Paea (53), 2011

Anthony Adams (57), 2003 [SF]

Devin Hester (57), 2006

Tim Jennings (62), 2006 [IND]

THIRD ROUND ( 6 )

Lance Briggs (68), 2003

Earl Bennett (70), 2008

Major Wright (75), 2010

Matt Spaeth (77), 2007 [PIT]

Marcus Harrison (90), 2008

Chris Conte (93), 2011

FOURTH ROUND ( 7 )

Roberto Garza (99), 2001 [ATL]

Adam Podlesh (101), 2007 [JAX]

Henry Melton (105), 2009

Marion Barber (109), 2005

Corey Wotton (109), 2010

D.J. Moore (119), 2009

Craig Steltz (120), 2008

FIFTH ROUND ( 7 )

Johnny Knox (140), 2009

Joshua Moore (141), 2010

Zackary Bowman (142), 2008

Kellen Davis (158), 2008

Nathan Enderle (160), 2011

Frank Omiyale (163), 2005 [ATL]

Corey Graham (168), 2007

SIXTH ROUND ( 6 )

Desmond Clark (179), 1999 [DEN]

Chris Harris (181), 2005

Matt Toeaina (187), 2007 [CIN]

Pat Mannelly (189), 1998

J.T. Thomas (195), 2011

Chester Taylor (207), 2002 [BAL]

SEVENTH ROUND ( 4 )

J’Marcus Webb (218), 2010

Eddie Williams (221), 2009 [WAS]

Lance Louis (246), 2009

Nick Reed (247), 2009 [SEA]

SUPPLEMENTAL DRAFT ( 1 )

Harvey Unga (Round 7), 2010

UNDRAFTED F.A. ( 35 )

Kris Adams, 2011

Kyle Adams, 2011

Mario Addison, 2011

Tressor Baptiste, 2011

Antareis Bryan, 2011

Josh Davis, 2011

Dom DeCicco, 2011

Ricky Henry, 2011

Robert Hughes, 2011

Ryan Jones, 2011

Spencer Lanning, 2011

Jake Laptad, 2011

Alex Linnenkohl, 2011

Jordan Miller, 2011

Deron Minor, 2011

Draylen Ross, 2011

Dane Sanzenbacher, 2011

Andre Smith, 2011

Winston Venable, 2011

Anthony Walters, 2011

Jimmy Young, 2011

Levi Horn, 2010

Chris Johnson, 2010 [ARZ]

Patrick Trahan, 2010 [TEN]

Johan Asiata, 2009

Kahlil Bell, 2009 [MIN]

Will Ta’ufo’ou, 2009

Edwin Williams, 2009 [WAS]

Caleb Hanie, 2008

Onrea Jones, 2007 [HOU]

Nick Roach, 2007 [SD]

Sam Hurd, 2006 [DAL]

Brian Iwuh, 2006 [JAX]

Robbie Gould, 2005 [NE]

Israel Idonije, 2003 [CLE]

UNRESTRICTED F.A. ( 1 )

Andy Fantuz, 2011 [CFL]

Underline denotes practice squad

Italics denotes on reserve list

FIRST ROUND ( 3 )

Brian Urlacher (9), 2000

Chris Williams (14), 2008

Gabe Carimi (29), 2011

SECOND ROUND ( 4 )

Charles Tillman (35), 2003

Matt Forté (44), 2008

Stephen Paea (53), 2011

Devin Hester (57), 2006

THIRD ROUND ( 5 )

Lance Briggs (68), 2003

Earl Bennett (70), 2008

Major Wright (75), 2010

Marcus Harrison (90), 2008

Chris Conte (93), 2011

FOURTH ROUND ( 4 )

Henry Melton (105), 2009

Corey Wotton (109), 2010

D.J. Moore (119), 2009

Craig Steltz (120), 2008

FIFTH ROUND ( 6 )

Johnny Knox (140), 2009

Joshua Moore (141), 2010

Zackary Bowman (142), 2008

Kellen Davis (158), 2008

Nathan Enderle (160), 2011

Corey Graham (168), 2007

SIXTH ROUND ( 2 )

Pat Mannelly (189), 1998

J.T. Thomas (195), 2011

SEVENTH ROUND ( 2 )

J’Marcus Webb (218), 2010

Lance Louis (246), 2009

SUPPLEMENTAL DRAFT ( 1 )

Harvey Unga (Round 7), 2010

UNDRAFTED F.A. ( 25 )

Kris Adams, 2011

Kyle Adams, 2011

Mario Addison, 2011

Tressor Baptiste, 2011

Antareis Bryan, 2011

Josh Davis, 2011

Dom DeCicco, 2011

Ricky Henry, 2011

Robert Hughes, 2011

Ryan Jones, 2011

Spencer Lanning, 2011

Jake Laptad, 2011

Alex Linnenkohl, 2011

Jordan Miller, 2011

Deron Minor, 2011

Draylen Ross, 2011

Dane Sanzenbacher, 2011

Andre Smith, 2011

Winston Venable, 2011

Anthony Walters, 2011

Jimmy Young, 2011

Levi Horn, 2010

Johan Asiata, 2009

Will Ta’ufo’ou, 2009

Caleb Hanie, 2008

UNRESTRICTED F.A. ( 12 )

Andy Fantuz, 2011 [CFL]

Sam Hurd, 2011 [DAL]

Adam Podlesh, 2011 [JAX]

Matt Spaeth, 2011 [PIT]

Chris Spencer, 2011 [SEA]

Tim Jennings, 2010 [IND]

Julius Peppers, 2010 [CAR]

Chester Taylor, 2010 [MIN]

Frank Omiyale, 2009 [CAR]

Anthony Adams, 2007 [SF]

Roberto Garza, 2005 [ATL]

Desmond Clark, 2003 [MIA]

WAIVED F.A. ( 12 )

Marion Barber, 2011 [DAL]

Onrea Jones, 2011 [ARZ]

Amobi Okoye, 2011 [HOU]

Nick Reed, 2011 [SEA]

Patrick Traham, 2011 [TEN]

Roy Williams, 2011 [DAL]

Brian Iwuh, 2010 [JAX]

Chris Johnson, 2010 [ARZ]

Eddie Williams, 2010 [WAS]

Kahlil Bell, 2009 [MIN]

Robbie Gould, 2005 [BALT]

Israel Idonije, 2003 [CLE]

TRADE ( 2 )

Chris Harris, 2010 [CAR]

Jay Cutler, 2009 [DEN]

PRACTICE SQUAD F.A. ( 2 )

Nick Roach, 2007 [SD]

Matt Toeaina, 2007 [CIN]

WAIVER CLAIM ( 1 )

Edwin Williams, 2010 [WAS]

Underline denotes practice squad

Italics denotes on reserve list

A-22

WHEN THEY GOT TO THE NFL WHEN THEY GOT TO CHICAGO

2011 ( 26 )

Gabe Carimi, Round 1 (29)

Stephen Paea, Round 2 (53)

Chris Conte, Round 3 (93)

Nathan Enderle, Round 5 (160)

J.T. Thomas, Round 6 (195)

Andy Fantuz, UFA [CFL]

Kris Adams, UnFA

Kyle Adams, UnFA

Mario Addison, UnFA

Tressor Baptiste, UnFA

Antareis Bryan, UnFA

Josh Davis, UnFA

Dom DeCicco, UnFA

Ricky Henry, UnFA

Robert Hughes, UnFA

Ryan Jones, UnFA

Spencer Lanning, UnFA

Jake Laptad, UnFA

Alex Linnenkohl, UnFA

Jordan Miller, UnFA

Deron Minor, UnFA

Dane Sanzenbacher, UnFA

Andre Smith, UnFA

Winston Venable, UnFA

Anthony Walters, UnFA

Jimmy Young, UnFA

2010 ( 8 )

Major Wright, Round 3 (75)

Corey Wootton, Round 4 (109)

Joshua Moore, Round 5 (141)

J’Marcus Webb, Round 7 (218)

Harvey Unga, SuppRound 7

Levi Horn, UnFA

Chris Johnson, UnFA [ARZ]

Patrick Trahan, UnFA [TEN]

2009 ( 10 )

Henry Melton, Round 4 (105)

D.J. Moore, Round 4 (119)

Johnny Knox, Round 5 (140)

Eddie Willaims, Round 7 (221) [WAS]

Lance Louis, Round 7 (246)

Nick Reed, Round 7 (247) [SEA]

Johan Asiata, UnFA

Kahlil Bell, UnFA [MIN]

Will Ta’ufo’ou, UnFA

Edwin Williams, UnFA [WAS]

2008 ( 8 )

Chris Williams, Round 1 (14)

Matt Forté, Round 2 (44)

Earl Bennett, Round 3 (70)

Marcus Harrison, Round 3 (90)

Craig Steltz, Round 4 (120)

Zackary Bowman, Round 5 (142)

Kellen Davis, Round 5 (158)

Caleb Hanie, UnFA

2007 ( 7 )

Amobi Okoye, Round 1 (10) [HOU]

Matt Spaeth, Round 3 (77) [PIT]

Adam Podlesh, Round 4 (101) [JAX]

Corey Graham, Round 6 (168)

Matt Toeaina, Round 6 (187) [CIN]

Onrea Jones, UnFA [HOU]

Nick Roach, UnFA [SD]

2006 ( 5 )

Jay Cutler, Round 1 (11) [DEN]

Devin Hester, Round 2 (57)

Tim Jennings, Round 2 (62) [IND]

Sam Hurd, UnFA [DAL]

Brian Iwuh, UnFA [JAX]

2005 ( 6 )

Chris Spencer, Round 1 (26) [SEA]

Marion Barber, Round 4 (109) [DAL]

Frank Omiyale, Round 5 (163) [ATL]

Chris Harris, Round 6 (181)

Robbie Gould, UnFA [NE]

2004 ( 1 )

Roy Williams, Round 1 (7) [DET]

2003 ( 4 )

Charles Tillman, Round 2 (35)

Anthony Adams, Round 2 (57) [SF]

Lance Briggs, Round 3 (68)

Israel Idonije, UnFA [CLE]

2002 ( 2 )

Julius Peppers, Round 1 (2) [CAR]

Chester Taylor, Round 6 (207) [BAL]

2001 ( 1 )

Roberto Garza, Round 4 (99) [ATL]

2000 ( 1 )

Brian Urlacher, Round 1 (9)

1999 ( 1 )

Desmond Clark, Round 6 (179) [DEN]

1998 ( 1 )

Pat Mannelly, Round 6 (189)

Underline denotes practice squad

Italics denotes on reserve list

2011 ( 37 )

Gabe Carimi, Round 1 (29)

Stephen Paea, Round 2 (53)

Chris Conte, Round 3 (93)

Nathan Enderle, Round 5 (160)

J.T. Thomas, Round 6 (195)

Andy Fantuz, UFA [CFL]

Sam Hurd, UFA [DAL]

Adam Podlesh, UFA [JAX]

Matt Spaeth, UFA [PIT]

Chris Spencer, UFA [SEA]

Marion Barber, WFA [DAL]

Onrea Jones, WFA [ARZ]

Amobi Okoye, WFA [HOU]

Nick Reed, WFA [SEA]

Patrick Trahan, WFA [TEN]

Roy Williams, WFA [DAL]

Kris Adams, UnFA

Kyle Adams, UnFA

Mario Addison, UnFA

Tressor Baptiste, UnFA

Antareis Bryan, UnFA

Josh Davis, UnFA

Dom DeCicco, UnFA

Ricky Henry, UnFA

Robert Hughes, UnFA

Ryan Jones, UnFA

Spencer Lanning, UnFA

Jake Laptad, UnFA

Alex Linnenkohl, UnFA

Jordan Miller, UnFA

Deron Minor, UnFA

Draylen Ross, UnFA

Dane Sanzenbacher, UnFA

Andre Smith, UnFA

Winston Venable, UnFA

Anthony Walters, UnFA

Jimmy Young, UnFA

2010 ( 14 )

Major Wright, Round 3 (75)

Corey Wootton, Round 4 (109)

Joshua Moore, Round 5 (141)

J’Marcus Webb, Round 7 (218)

Harvey Unga, SuppRound 7

Chris Harris, trade [CAR]

Julius Peppers, UFA [CAR]

Chester Taylor, UFA [MIN]

Tim Jennings, UFA [IND]

Brian Iwuh, WFA [JAX]

Chris Johnson, WFA [ARZ]

Eddie Williams, WFA [WAS]

Edwin Williams, WC [WAS]

Levi Horn, UnFA

2009 ( 9 )

Henry Melton, Round 4 (105)

D.J. Moore, Round 4 (119)

Johnny Knox, Round 5 (140)

Lance Louis, Round 7 (246)

Jay Cutler, trade [DEN]

Frank Omiyale, UFA [CAR]

Kahlil Bell, WFA [DET]

Johan Asiata, UnFA

Will Ta’ufo’ou, UnFA

2008 ( 8 )

Chris Williams, Round 1 (14)

Matt Forté, Round 2 (44)

Earl Bennett, Round 3 (70)

Marcus Harrison, Round 3 (90)

Craig Steltz, Round 4 (120)

Zackary Bowman, Round 5 (142)

Kellen Davis, Round 5 (158)

Caleb Hanie, UnFA

2007 ( 4 )

Corey Graham, Round 6 (168)

Anthony Adams, UFA [SF]

Nick Roach, PS [SD]

Matt Toeaina, PS [CIN]

2006 ( 1 )

Devin Hester, Round 2 (57)

2005 ( 2 )

Roberto Garza, UFA [ATL]

Robbie Gould, WFA [BALT]

2003 ( 4 )

Charles Tillman, Round 2 (35)

Lance Briggs, Round 3 (68)

Desmond Clark, UFA [MIA]

Israel Idonije, WFA [CLE]

2000 ( 1 )

Brian Urlacher, Round 1 (9)

1998 ( 1 )

Pat Mannelly, Round 6 (189)

Underline denotes practice squad

Italics denotes on reserve list

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CHICAGO BEARS 2011 TRANSACTIONSJan. 4 ...........Sign WR Eric Peterman to the practice squad

Jan. 10 .........Sign WR Onrea Jones and DT Tank Tyler to reserve/future contracts

Jan. 18 .........Sign QB Matt Gutierrez to reserve/future contract

Jan. 19 .........Sign LB Patrick Trahan to the practice squad

.....................Terminate the practice squad contact of WR Rashaun Greer

Jan. 24 .........Sign G Johan Asiata, CB K.J. Gerard, T Levi Horn, LB Chris Johnson,

.....................LB Patrick Trahan and FB Eddie Williams to reserve/future contracts

Jan. 25 .........Sign DE Nick Reed to reserve/future contract

Jan. 26 .........Agree to terms with Kevin O’Dea making him assistant special teams

.....................coach

Feb. 3 ..........Sign Mike Phair making him defensive line coach

Feb. 4 ..........Sign WR Andy Fantuz to reserve/future contract

Feb. 18 ........Sign P Richmond McGee to a 2-year contract

Feb. 25 ........Agree to terms with Head Coach Lovie Smith on a 2-year contract

.....................extension

Feb. 28 ........Terminate the contracts of vested veterans DT Tommie Harris,

.....................LB Hunter Hillenmeyer and T Kevin Shaffer

April 28 ........Draft T Gabe Carimi

April 29 ........Draft DT Stephen Paea and S Chris Conte

April 30 ........Draft QB Nathan Enderle and LB J.T. Thomas

July 26 .........Agree to terms with WR Kris Adams, TE Kyle Adams,

.....................DE Mario Addison, LB Tanner Antle, LB Tressor Baptiste, C J.C. Brignone,

.....................CB Antareis Bryan, DT Corbin Bryant, WR Travis Cobb, T Josh Davis,

.....................LB Dom DeCicco, G Ricky Henry, CB Mike Holmes, RB Robert Hughes,

.....................CB Ryan Jones, P Spencer Lanning, C Alex Linnenkohl, DT Jordan Miller,

.....................LB Deron Minor, DT Sean Murnane, WR Dane Sanzenbacher,

.....................TE Andre Smith, S Winston Venable, QB Trevor Vittatoe, S Anthony Walters

.....................and WR Jimmy Young

July 27 .........Sign QB Nathan Enderle and LB J.T. Thomas to 4-year contracts

July 28 .........Trade TE Greg Olsen to Carolina for an undisclosed 2012 draft pick

.....................Release/failed physical TE Brandon Manumaleuna

July 29 .........Sign DE Jake Laptad, TE Draylen Ross, RB Dan Dierking and

.....................T Mike Lamphear to 3-year contracts and DT Stephen Paea and S Chris

.....................Conte to 4-year contracts

.....................Agree to terms with RB Kahlil Bell, DL Vernon Gholston, QB Caleb

.....................Hanie, FB Will Ta’ufo’uo, G Edwin Williams and WR Roy Williams to 1-year

.....................contracts, DT Anthony Adams and LB Nick Roach on 2-year contracts,

.....................WR Sam Hurd and TE Matt Spaeth on 3-year contracts, T Gabe Carimi on a

.....................4-year contract with a club option for a fi fth year and P Adam Podlesh on a

.....................5-year contract

July 30 .........Sign CB Corey Graham to a 1-year contract

.....................Agree to terms with DT Amobi Okoye on a 1-year contract and

.....................RB Marion Barber on a 2-year contract

.....................Waive G Herman Johnson

July 31 .........Agree to terms with LB Brian Iwuh on a 1-year contract and

.....................C Chris Spencer on a 2-year contract

Aug. 1 ..........Waive P Richmond McGee and DT Sean Murnane

Aug. 2 ..........Agree to terms with TE Desmond Clark on a 1-year contract

.....................Waive S K.J. Gerard

Aug. 3 ..........Waive TE Draylen Ross

Aug. 8 ..........Waive RB Dan Dierking and QB Matt Gutierrez

Aug. 16 ........Waive WR Travis Cobb

Aug. 17 ........Waive T Mike Lamphear

Aug. 27 ........Waive/Injured CB Mike Holmes

Aug. 29 ........Waive LB Tanner Antle, C J.C. Brignone, DE Vernon Gholston, DT Tank

.....................Tyler and QB Trevor Vittatoe

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