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Mark Bradley, Chiefs: Bradley just keeps getting better as the weeks go  by and now has to be seen as a legitimate fantasy play in leagues of all sizes.  I've highlighted him as a potential pickup for a few weeks now, but he's now officially on most fantasy owner’s radars after his 9 catch, 81 yard, 1 touchdown performance against San Diego.  Bradley is the 9th best receiver in the NFL over the past three weeks with 18 catches, 188 receiving yards, 2 touchdowns receiving and another passing.

Tell me why the Bears cut him again?

Does this seem childish to anyone else?  As a former  Bears player and loved coach, you would think he would have some loyalties.

http://chicagosports.chicagotribune.com/sports/football/bears/chi-070912-bearsgrossman,1,5882473.sto ry?coll=cs-bears-headlines

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I just saw this on the AP Newswire:

CHICAGO -- Chicago Bears tight end Greg Olsen left with a knee injury late in the second quarter of Thursday's preseason game against the Cleveland Browns.

The rookie from Miami, Fla., was injured when he was tackled after catching a short pass from Kyle Orton.

The Bears also lost backup linebacker Rod Wilson to a head injury.

Anyone watching the game (Chicago peoples) see what happened and the extent of the injury?

http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/wire?section=nfl&id=2998492

Copied from PFT:

"FIRST OF THE FIRST-ROUNDERS AGREES TO TERMS

A league source tells us that the Chicago Bears have reached an agreement with first-round draft pick Greg Olsen.

Olsen, the 31st overall selection in the 2007 draft, is the first first-rounder this year to come to terms."

That is awesome if it is true. Updated: http://www.chicagobears.com/news/NewsStory.asp?story_id=3576

I know Urlacher had stock in Glaceau (makers of Vitamin Water).

Looks like Coca-Cola just bought them: http://www.hollyscoop.com/50-cent/50-cent-to-make-condoms_11436.aspx

Anyone have any idea how much Urlacher owned?  Would be interesting if he just got a huge pay day from his interest in it.