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PODCAST: After posting big yards, should Bears start Brian Hoyer?

By Patrick Finley

Bears QB Brian Hoyer. (Getty Images)

The Chicago Sun-Times’ Patrick Finley examines the latest twist in the Bears’ quarterback debate in the latest episode of theHalas Intrigue podcast:

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