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The Bears are working on a long-term contract extension for defensive end Alex Brown.

Quite a turnaround for Brown, who had spotty production until recently. He’s played very well the last three games, with 22 tackles and plenty of disruption in the passing game.
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Source: Chicago Sun-Times

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Starting defensive end Alex Brown (calf) hasn’t practiced since last week and won’t play this weekend.

We’ve said it before: Chicago may have the worst pass rush in the NFL. Brown’s injury could turn the situation even worse. Brown is expected to move to left end when he returns.
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Source: Arlington Daily Herald

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Bears signed defensive end Alex Brown to a five year, $15 million contract, with a $5.5 million signing bonus.

It’s a fair deal for both sides. Brown, who has eight sacks this season, probably could have earned more if he waited to hit the open market. Chicago has the makings of a solid D-line for years to come.
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Source: Arlington Daily Herald

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Bears DE Alex Brown sprained his ankle Monday night.

The injury doesn’t appear to be serious.
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Source: Arlington Heights Daily Herald

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The Raiders worked out free agent DE Alex Brown this week.

They also had Trevor Pryce in for a tryout, but signed neither. Brown, 32, has little pass-rush ability remaining, while Pryce is 36 years old. The Raiders were looking for reinforcements with Matt Shaughnessy (shoulder) not playing.
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Bears DE Alex Brown partially dislocated his right shoulder Friday.

The injury was originally thought to be just a sprain. Brown, a Pro Bowler in 2005, will likely miss Week 1.
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Bears DE Alex Brown left Friday’s game with a sprained shoulder.

The Pro Bowler had shoulder surgery early in the offseason. He did not return to the game and his status is uncertain.
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Bears DE Alex Brown (questionable, shoulder) practiced all this week.

The Pro Bowler appears ready to play on Sunday. Key reserve Israel Idonije (ankle) is not expected to be active for the opener.
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The Lions worked out free agent DE Alex Brown on Tuesday.

It’s the first we’ve heard of Brown since an early October workout with the Raiders. The 32-year-old former Bears pass rusher has been out of the league since the Saints released him after training camp.
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