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Halas Intrigue podcast: Should fans be worried about Bears’ injuries?

By  Patrick Finley
   
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Guard Kyle Long is still recovering from ankle surgery. (AP)

In the latest episode of Halas Intrigue, the Chicago Sun-Times’ Patrick Finley examines how worried fans should be about the Bears’ continued injury woes:

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