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We saw this coming last year. Krydell released by Da Bears.
Bears slash Kordell after one season
Associated Press
Posted: 1 hour ago
LAKE FOREST, Ill. (AP) — The Chicago Bears released Kordell Stewart on Monday, ending a dissapointing one-year run with the quarterback.
The Bears also released defensive end Phillip Daniels, and offered contracts to offensive linemen Mike Gandy and Steve Edwards, defensive end Joe Tafoya and receiver Ahmad Merritt.
Stewart signed a two-year, $5 million deal as a free agent nearly a year ago. He began the season as the Bears' starter, struggled and then lost the job to Chris Chandler before getting it back.
Chicago then turned to rookie Rex Grossman as their starter, and he is the Bears' quarterback of the future with a new coaching staff headed by Lovie Smith.
Daniels started 59 games for the Bears in four seasons.
"We decided to release Phillip and Kordell because it was in the best interest of all parties," Bears general manager Jerry Angelo said. "Our recent philosophical changes on offense and defense do no fit their skill sets as well as the previous systems did."
Bears slash Kordell after one season
Associated Press
Posted: 1 hour ago
LAKE FOREST, Ill. (AP) — The Chicago Bears released Kordell Stewart on Monday, ending a dissapointing one-year run with the quarterback.
The Bears also released defensive end Phillip Daniels, and offered contracts to offensive linemen Mike Gandy and Steve Edwards, defensive end Joe Tafoya and receiver Ahmad Merritt.
Stewart signed a two-year, $5 million deal as a free agent nearly a year ago. He began the season as the Bears' starter, struggled and then lost the job to Chris Chandler before getting it back.
Chicago then turned to rookie Rex Grossman as their starter, and he is the Bears' quarterback of the future with a new coaching staff headed by Lovie Smith.
Daniels started 59 games for the Bears in four seasons.
"We decided to release Phillip and Kordell because it was in the best interest of all parties," Bears general manager Jerry Angelo said. "Our recent philosophical changes on offense and defense do no fit their skill sets as well as the previous systems did."
