Former Raider Michael Bush Inks 4-Year Deal With Bears

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The Raiders went 4-2 in games Campbell started and he threw for six touchdowns and 1,170 yards, while rushing for two more touchdowns. He should be an immediate upgrade to the current backup situation in Chicago.

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Campbell would be a high-end backup quarterback with starting experience. For the Bears, going from Hanie to Campbell would offer a massive upgrade at the backup position.

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Why the Bears would make signing Williams a priority should not come as a big shock. Despite playing in just five games after suffering a torn pectoral muscle and being placed on injured reserve for the second straight season, Williams is an absolute beast.

The former No. 1 overall draft pick has produced 53.0 sacks during his six-year NFL career. That’s basically .65 sacks per game or more than 10 sacks per 16 games. In his best years, he’s produced as much as 14.0 sacks and 59 tackles, although that was in 2007 and offenses have clearly figured out ways to limit his production.

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The two-time Pro Bowler is finally hitting free agency after receiving the franchise tag last offseason, and Jackson is coming off a 60 catch, 1,106 receiving yards and nine touchdown season in 2011. As Jensen mentions, Jackson will be in high demand in free agency and will likely garner a pretty massive contract.

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The cutting of Omiyale saves the Bears about $1.35 million against the salary cap as he was scheduled to carry a $2.8 million hit and was to be paid $2.1 million this season.

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