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Bears name same captains for second consecutive season

By Sun-Times Wire

The votes are in, and the Bears leadership in the locker room isn’t changing.

The Bears announced that quarterback Jay Cutler, center Roberto Garza, long snapper Pat Mannelly, defensive end Julius Peppers and middle linebacker Brian Urlacher are the captains, for the second consecutive season.

That’s a pretty strong group. What do you think?

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