Bears Sports

Kyle Long fights zombies before going to bed

By Dan Cahill

Whatever happened to counting your sheep?

Bears offensive tackle Kyle Long gets ready for bed by playing H1Z1, a live streaming video game described as follows:

Fight for your life against zombies & the ruthless brutality of others as you attempt to live and see another day. Will You Survive?

Watch how Long fared.

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