Posted by webadmin on October 16, 2011 · Leave a Comment
Looking to rebound from their debacle in Detroit, the Bears entered Sunday night's game against the Vikings determined to protect their quarterback, generate a pass rush and eliminate big plays on defense.
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Bears pound Vikings in NFC North clash
Posted by webadmin on April 30, 2011 · Leave a Comment
Bills fourth-round pick Da’Norris Searcy played strong safety for the Tar Heels and though he missed the first three games of the season still led the team in interceptions.
He had four in 2010 and was a victim of the NCAA investigation because he came out of it clean there at North Carolina, but because the investigation was delayed he had to sit and wait until it was done even though he wasn’t involved.
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What I like about Searcy
Posted by webadmin on January 31, 2011 · Leave a Comment
LAKE FOREST, Ill. – The Bears had a successful season, improving from a 7-9 record in 2009 to win the NFC North with an 11-5 mark and advance to the conference title game. But they aren't satisfied.
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Bears determined to build on success
Posted by webadmin on January 29, 2011 · Leave a Comment
With the South Team’s defensive tackles standing out the most this week and the North Team’s defensive ends flashing the most, today’s Senior Bowl could see a lot of plays being made in the trenches.
The most interesting matchup figures to be the North’s running backs against the South’s interior defenders. Clemson’s Jarvis Jenkins and Baylor’s Phil Taylor have become fast friends inside.
“We established a relationship and held each other accountable and we’re trusting each other and pushing the pocket to make it easier for these ends and these linebackers,” said Jenkins. ”That’s what me and Phil (Taylor) are doing.”
Inside run plays have gone nowhere for the South squad in practices all week, but the North squad arguably has the better talent at running back with Nebraska’s Roy Helu Jr., Oklahoma State’s Kendall Hunter and Oklahoma’s DeMarco Murray leading the group. Add in a solid lead blocker in Stanford’s Owen Marecic and there could be some entertaining collisions up front in this one.
For the South team’s offensive line they’re going to be supremely challenged on the edges by the likes of Purdue’s Ryan Kerrigan, Cal’s Cameron Jordan, Oklahoma’s Jeremy Beal and Iowa’s Christian Ballard. Kerrigan is the only true up the field guy. The other three are all power and strength. The South’s offensive linemen should be happy that there is no blitzing allowed in this game. They’ll have their hands full with just the ends.
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D-line could be headliner
