2-Minute Drill: Robin Lopez exit strategy, Malcolm Butler rumors, ‘Rock’ falls

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Catching you up on the latest news, trending topics and meaningless minutiae we all love to talk about in less than 120 seconds.

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If Bulls center Robin Lopez is on his way out, then he’s going out WWE styleSpeaking of moving on, Nikola Mirotic admits his time was up with Bulls … Injuries help Jabari Parker become stronger in lifeBears fans could see a little Doug Pederson in Matt Nagy‘s style of offense … Bears add another offensive mind in Brad Childress … No matter, Bears are still listed at 99-1 to win the Super Bowl next season … Sorry, but it looks like America will have to put up with Bill Belichick and Tom Brady for at least another year … Several Eagles announce they’re not going to the White House … Former Patriot hints at the real reason Malcolm Butler was benched in Super Bowl … Chris Long rips Super Bowl analyst Cris Collinsworth for having a bad game … Enough with the Super Bowl, here’s “The Bachelor” recap … Expectant mom of Michigan family with 13 boys is hoping for a girl … “Frasier” star John Mahoney has died.

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