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Bears terminate cornerback Tim Jennings’ contract

The replacement part, though, isn’t exactly fresh off the assembly line. We’re all learning a new system.

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“We like (other) guys better”, Bears coach John Fox said. “We got to step up together”. We’re not going to use [the newness] as an excuse.

None of it is a good sign considering their opening-day opponent is Aaron Rodgers and the Green Bay Packers, who’ve owned them to the tune of nine wins in 10 games.

“I’m getting a feel for what the safeties are doing; we have new additions in Antrel and Adrian over there, and Kyle at cornerback”. “I played some good football”.

The starting offense hasn’t scored a touchdown yet in preseason.

“We nursed that through the offseason”, Fox said.

That awareness is boosting Rolle’s confidence in the group.

“They informed me they have been going to go youthful”, Jennings stated. Plus, the secondary only last week assumed its current form, so there should be room to grow.

The Bears waived tight ends Chris Pantale and Kevin Greene, long snapper Rick Lovato, wide receivers Levi Norwood and Jeremy Kelley, defensive end Olsen Pierre, safety Malcolm Bronson, offensive tackle Cameron Jefferson and cornerback Al Louis-Jean.

– The game versus the Bengals was the truest version of a regular season game as the Bears could have imagined, but they failed to improve at all from the previous week.

Even veterans Alan Ball (30) and Tracy Porter (29) are younger than Jennings.

Jennings is a great run stopping cornerback however his age and diminishing coverage skills could become an issue. But we also know that the NFL is a business, so for those who’ve been released from Chicago, we hope you land on your feet and are able to sign with another team. He hurt his biceps October. 19 and had ankle surgery in November. Jennings earned $7.5 million final season and has a assured base wage of $four.four million this yr. What’s not recognized at this level is that if the contract accommodates an offset provision just like language quarterback Jay Cutler has in his deal. “I’m slowly but surely getting there”. With the Bears running a 3-4 defense now under new defensive coordinator Vic Fangio, scheme fit was also a likely cause for his release.

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