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Safety Chris Harris expressed his gratitude to the Chicago Bears fans as he was released last Thursday.
Harris told a local newspaper that he did not ask for the release. He said that he wanted to remain with the team for the rest of the season.
However, he formally made the announcement in his Twitter page: “This business known as the NFL is a strange one. Chicago I want to thank u for all the luv u have shown me over the yrs. u will b missed.”
The Bears drafted Harris in 2005 from the University of Louisiana. He was dealt to the Panthers in 2008, and came back to Chicago in 2010.
According to reports, Chicago is thinking of signing Tom Nelson to fill out their roster.
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A Georgia-based bank is filing a case against Julius “Dr. J” Erving for an unpaid line of credit.
Georgia Primary Bank has sued Erving, and his corporation, for an outstanding balance of $205,277 for a matured loan. According to the bank, the payment has yet to be made despite a demand letter that was submitted last September.
Local news reported that there was an ongoing auction for Erving memorabilia, which included his 1983 NBA World Championship ring.
As of press time, Erving’s representatives have yet to release a statement.
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Kerry Collins, the Indianapolis Colts’ quarterback, has been placed on the injured list due to a concussion.
The 33-year-old, who missed the Colts’ last four games, came out of retirement to fill in for the injured Peyton Manning. However, he succumbed to a head injury during his third week for the winless Colts.
Collins covered 481 yards of passing, a couple of touchdowns, and one interception.
In addition to Collins, the Colts also placed Chris Gronkowski and Joe Reitz in the injured list.
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