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Breaking News: Brian Urlacher Likely Done For Season

Posted: 14th September 2009 by Bob Warja in NFL
The Chicago Tribune is reporting that Chicago Bears middle linebacker Brian Urlacher is likely out for the season after injuring his wrist in Sunday night's loss to the Green Bay Packers. Although there has been no official confirmation from the Bears, Lovie Smith is expected to address the issue during hsi afternoon news conference today. http://blogs.chicagosports.chicagotribune.com/huddleup/2009/09/brian-urlacher-out-for-the-season-with-wrist-injury.html Urlacher's right wrist is said to be dislocated. According to the Tribune, Urlacher said in a text message ...
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