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A forgotten man for much of the season, six-year veteran defensive tackle Anthony Adams now has an opportunity to show the Bears they erred while letting him remain idle on the inactive list for seven of the first 10 games this season.

The season is over for Dusty Dvoracek, who started each of the first 12 games at nose tackle but suffered a ruptured biceps Sunday night trying to tackle Adrian Peterson while being double-teamed. Dvoracek has 40 tackles, more than any other Bears lineman, but Adams stepped up with six tackles against the Vikings, and rookie tackle Marcus Harrison added seven.

Both players will get snaps in Dvoracek's spot, but Harrison is more comfortable playing the three technique tackle in relief of Tommie Harris.

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After losing defensive tackles Kevin and Pat Williams for the final four games, staying in first place will be a big challenge for the Vikings, says Vinnie Iyer.

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At this time last season, the New England Patriots were just a month away from their eventual undefeated...

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Browns GM Phil Savage has no qualms about throwing coach Romeo Crennel under the bus to save his job.

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Here's a look at the current playoff seeding for the AFC and NFC.

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GM A.J. Smith made plenty of questionable decisions leading up to what has become a miserable season.

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The Chicago Bears lost starting defensive tackle Dusty Dvoracek to what coach Lovie Smith called a "serious" arm injury during their 34-14 loss to the Minnesota Vikings on Sunday night. "It isn't looking good," Smith said. The injury came a week after starting cornerback Nathan Vasher was lost for the season because of a broken hand.

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Inches from an 11-point edge late in the first half, Matt Forte and the Chicago Bears hit the wall. The Minnesota Vikings turned around and quickly took the lead -- in the game and in the division. With a gutty goal-line stand and one big heave by Gus Frerotte, the Vikings grabbed control of the NFC North and sent Kyle Orton and the Bears home with a 34-14 loss Sunday night.

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