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Bears Deserve Little Credit in Win

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Good thing Walter Payton's proposed statue wasn't around to see this. It would have been bored to tears.

All we learned from the Bears' 30-6 victory Sunday was how bad the Browns are. If there was improvement from last week's debacle in Cincinnati, it was buried beneath the rubble of the visitor's purported NFL offense. For identification purposes, does anyone have the Browns' dental records?

The Bears could have lined up nine...

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