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Hoge & Jahns Podcast: Picking the Bears’ initial 53-man roster

By  Adam L. Jahns
   
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Bears general manager Ryan Pace will address the media in a press conference at Halas Hall on Monday. | Ashlee Rezin/Sun-Times

In episode 170 of their podcast, the Chicago Sun-Times’ Adam L. Jahns and WGN Radio’s Adam Hoge put their GM hats on and make the cuts for the Bears’ 53-man roster.

How many tight ends will the Bears keep? How about receivers? Hear the guys’ answers, your voicemails and more here:

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