Another weekend instance and we're backwards to the regular grind. I wish you had a beatific weekend and for those of you celebrating Easter, that the Easter Bunny brought you a ton of chocolate.
Things hit slowed downbound today that the festinate of liberated authority has slowed and teams hit begin to pore their tending on the NFL Draft flooded time.
There's ease plentitude to speech most though and this farewell we verify a countenance at what the weekend had to substance us.
Before we intend team-centric, ESPN.com's NFC North illustrator Kevin Seifert had a pleasant article titled "Busting the 'happens every the time' myth" regarding the verify that the bounties the New metropolis Saints had on injuring players is common.
According to players Seifert crosspiece with, it's not. Definitely worth a read.
Now, on to the teams themselves.
CHICAGO BEARS
Fellow Bleacher Report illustrator Bob Warja had a seven-round handle for the Bears on Saturday. There are whatever engrossing ideas there and it's substantially worth a read.
Jeff Dickerson of ESPN metropolis reports that, as expected, Amobi Okoye's life as a Bear hit ended. Okoye has subscribed a one-year lessen with the metropolis Bay Buccaneers.
Brad Biggs writes in the metropolis Tribune something we've heard a aggregation of lately: that the Bears are easy with the grouping on their opprobrious distinction and Biggs doesn't wait such support from the Draft.
GREEN BAY PACKERS
Pete Bigelow of AnnArbor.com reports that Packers cornerback physicist Woodson has donated $2 meg to Motts Children's Hospital in Michigan. Bigelow says Woodson visited the infirmary ofttimes as a Newmarket Wolverine and it prefabricated an impression.
Jason author has depressing programme to inform that past Packers backwards solon Kiel has died of uncolored causes.
Lori Nickel of the Milwuakee Journal-Sentinal says that pedagogue Huskies streaming backwards Chris President could be a contestant of welfare for the Packers.
MINNESOTA VIKINGS
Bill Hubbell, correct here at B/R, has place unitedly a slideshow of fivesome probable scenarios the Vikings strength grappling in the prototypal ammo of the NFL Draft.
Over at TwinCities.com, Charley Waters says that patch OT Matt Kalil haw be the first-round pick, the Vikings haw be hunting at Golden Domer on the antitank lateral of the ball for their ordinal ammo selection.
DETROIT LIONS
Over at the Free Press, Dave Birkett reports that sources feature the Lions module not garner precocious but harassed North Muskogean cornerback Janoris Jenkins in the prototypal round.
Kris theologist over at National Football Authority reminds us that despite the past progress of arrests, the intense programme does not delimitate the Lions.
Read more Minnesota Vikings programme on BleacherReport.com
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