Orton Will Play…Probably, But That’s Contingent On Him Not Being Questionable
Probable. Could play. Expected. And even expected to be probable.
The speculatory words used to describe Orton’s playing status tomorrow versus Green Bay shouldn’t inspire much confidence that the scruffy signal caller will actually take the field.
Orton is recovering from an ankle injury suffered two weeks ago, originally believed to be a high-ankle sprain. When it looked as if he’d be sidelined for at least a month, Orton didn’t think he’d miss one game. Well, he did, and such is the conflict between optimism and reality. Here’s to his return tomorrow belonging to the latter.

Two days after we dared to wonder why Brandon Lloyd was still inactive, and would be ballsy (or unballsy) enough to say he’s waiting to be 100 percent, the Sun-Times is putting it out there: the Bears coaching staff is 
If you’re one of the 50 or so Sexy Rexy fans left, you’ll be thrilled to learn that the infamously inconsistent quarterback is starting the second half of today’s game.
First-round pick T Chris Williams feels he is
Lost in yesterday’s Chicago Tribune article describing how new acquisition Terrence Holt is
Take a good look at the photograph to your right. Isn’t it ironic, don’t you think so?
Often when a challenge is issued against an opposing force and the challengers appear to be ill-equipped or under-manned, the question is posed, “Oh yeah? You and what army?”
While we’re not quite ready to compare Tommie Harris’ character to misfit and surplus gun owner’s Tank Johnson’s, his recent behavior does seem out of sorts for a man who is generally regarded in the league as a good guy.
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