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Updated: April 22, 2003, 8:31 AM ET
By By Darrell Trimble
Chicago Bears: In hopes of making QB Kordell Stewart more comfortable in the pocket, coach
Dick Jauron will start T Marc Colombo on the left side and T Mike Gandy on
the right. That's a reverse from the original plan, because Colombo
underwent arthroscopic surgery on his left knee three weeks ago and will be
out until training camp. "We saw the worth with a new quarterback, just
helping him to reach that comfort level, just [saying] that guy you're going
to be practicing behind from Day One of rookie camp is going to be the guy
that's there, Kordell," offensive coordinator John Shoop told the Chicago
Tribune. "It's not a reflection of Marc's inability. It's a reflection of
Mike's ability to be there from Day One."
Cleveland Browns: LB Jamir Miller is waffling on his decision to stay in Cleveland or sign
with division rival Baltimore, and the waiting game is beginning to grate on
owner Carmen Policy. "I think we've offered more than has been offered by
any team to this point," Policy told the Cleveland Plain Dealer. "Whether
we continue to maintain that kind of an offer depends on a variety of
factors, the most important of which will be Jamir's attitude and desire to
return to the Browns." The Browns, as well as the Ravens, are offering
deals light in base salary and heavy in performance incentives, as neither
team is certain how Miller will respond from Achilles' tendon surgery last
year.
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