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Greg Olsen likes the Cutler deal. Who would have thought? (Greg Olsen’s Official Blog)

Then: Butler wears No. 6, Now: Cutler wears No. 6. Mere coincidence, or destiny of the Gods? (NFL Juice)

Jay Cutler involved in fight with teammate. That was quick. (Not Qualified To Comment)

Wide receivers Bears could land via free agency, or the draft. (Chicago Tribune)

Jesus, it’s been two days since the Bears acquired the franchise quarterback that has eluded them for years. Next, already. All Cutler linkage. (Zoner Sports)

Byron Orton doesn’t get visitors much: And he loves to talk. (Deadspin)

Hmmm. This Cutler “Give A Shit” timeline is more accurate than most. (The Sports Hernia)

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Hanie, Basanez in the battle to back-up Kyle Orton, or you know, someone other than Kyle Orton. (Chicago Tribune)

The next Moose? Bears could be one of a few teams looking Georgia WR Mohammad Massaquoi in Round 4. (KFFL)

Barry Johnson wants to play high school football. Barry Johnson will be Bears starting RT in 2014. (WHAM-13)

Tribune Live analysts get negative in roundtable discussion, refer to organization’s many failures. Just let bygones be bygones already. God! (Monsters of the Midway Illustrated)

Former Bears QB Nick Hill has found work in the AF2. Tiger Lyon is none too pleased. (The Monitor)

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Terrence Metcalf released, still a Charles S. Dutton look-a-like. (Huddle Up)

Jay Morgan would say Bears were after QB Josh Freeman, if he existed. (Bleacher Report).

Dick Butkus leads the war against drugs. (The US Daily)

Hurricane Ditka is the keynote speaker at a conference for relational core data processing platforms. Naturally. (Earth Times)

Bears scouts were in Oklahoma, Auburn, Kansas, and Washington for the colleges’ pro days. (Inside The Bears)

Recounting the Bears biggest draft misses of all time. New candidates added after April. (Bear Goggles On)

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Don’t expect Darren Sharper or S Roy Williams to be sought after by the Bears. (Huddle Up)

Bears — cliche’ coming — say N.O. to T.O. (Pro Football Talk)

Despite his interest, QB Chris Simms isn’t hearing from Chicago. (Huddle Up).

Recently released Jason Taylor has no interest in playing for the Monsters of the Midway. (Chicago Tribune)

Larry Mayer doesn’t see the 37-year old Marvin Harrison as a good fit for the Bears offense. (Chalk Talk)

One veteran offensive coordinator feels Byron Leftwich won’t go to the Bears to be a back-up. (Chicago Sun-Times)

Just to leave no stone unturned, Jerry Angelo hasn’t shown any interest in Torry Holt or Jeff Garcia, either. (Chicago Tribune)

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S Brandon McGowan and RB Kevin Jones are garnering interest from the Bucs. (Pewter Report)

Kurt Warner doesn’t play well in cold, bad news for the Bears. (Phoenix New Times)

Houshmandzadeh’s agent says he hasn’t heard of Bears’ interest in his client. (Inside The Bears)

Signing Frank Omiyale won’t affect Bears’ efforts to re-sign John St. Clair. (Chicago Daily Herald)

Bears named in Houshmandzadeh sweepstakes, but were they ever really in the mix? (Cincy Jungle)

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Kyle Orton will start in 2009. No shit. (NFL.com Blogs)

Numerous journalists are bringing up Mike Vick to Bears talk. (The Chicagoist)

Charles Tillman is staying put at cornerback; won’t move to safety. (Inside the Bears)

New clothing line pays tribute to the late, great Walter Payton. (Tampa Bay Online)

Bears will “strongly consider” Illinois CB Vontae Davis if he’s available at No. 18. (RotoWorld)

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• The Bears’ special teams unit was obviously not No. 1 in 2008. (Dallas News)

• Michael Okwo to the Colts? When did he even leave? (Colt Power)

• Devin Hester joining the ranks of Wilma Rudolph and Duke Ellington as Black History Month icon. (Auburn Pub)

• One-hundred dollars on a Bears Super Bowl victory will net you $4000. (The Bleacher Report)

• 71-year old Bears fans scores free Super Bowl ticket, is officially my new grandpa for ‘10 Super Bowl. (Tampa Bay dot com)

• Kyle Orton is the proud owner of a Toyota Prius. (Prius Owners Group)

• Walter Payton’s daughter gives professional women’s football a try. (SportsGeeks)

The Bears (5-4) head up to Lambeau Field to take on QB Aaron Rodgers and the Packers (4-5) in this year’s first installment of the best rivalry in football. A Bears win guarantees they’ll keep, at least, a share of the division lead.

Nathan Vasher could lose playing time in favor of Corey Graham. (Yahoo!)

I guess there is a place for philosophical talk in football. (Green Bay Gazette) (more…)

NFL’s third-ranked ground attack, meet the NFL’s sixth best against it. Something has to give. Other than the head of Andrew Gurode from the force of Albert Haynesworth’s size 14 cleat.

The Tennessee Titans, the last undefeated team in the NFL, look to keep that record clean tomorrow against the 5-3 NFC North-leading Bears.

Following the old Roman-inspired adage, the Titans, while in Chicago, will do what the Bears will do: run, run, and run some more. After all, would you want to throw it with names like Kerry Collins, Justin Gage, and Rex Grossman leading that charge? (more…)