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The current Chicago Bears roster has only one position set in stone: Quarterback. (Okay, the kicking game is also locked in, but is punter really a position? Meh.)Every other unit on the Chicago Bears ...

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Buffalo Bills fans were on hand to welcome home the team early Monday, after their tough loss to the Kansas City Chiefs in the AFC Championship game.

Views from overhead showed hundreds of fans in the streets, climbing on light poles and shooting off fireworks. Philadelphia officials were ready regardless of the outcome. Law enforcement issued ...

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Anthony Vazquez/Sun-Times Share New Bears coach Ben Johnson said Wednesday he’s found “alignment” with general manager Ryan Poles. In his introductory press conference, Johnson looked at ...

He opened by thanking a Bears search committee that included chairman George H. McCaskey, President and CEO Kevin Warren and general manager Ryan Poles. "It was clear to me from the beginning that the ...

I want to help you guys win,'" said general manager Ryan Poles. "And that really separated him from everybody else." "The first words out of his mouth were, 'I want this job,'" said chairman George H.