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Morgan Moses, now a 30-year-old free agent, started 96 consecutive games at right tackle for Washington's football team.

Voluntary organized team activities begin for the Chicago Bears this week and even without pads or hitting there are some things to learn about the team from a few weeks of practices, like what on earth are they doing with the offensive line?

The Bears are going into the season with Sam Mustipher at center and most of their starting offensive line set. Redmond will help as a backup, likely at center and guard.

Between the Bears wrapping up a highly acclaimed NFL Draft class and the return of players to Halas Hall for workouts, this is the time of year when hope springs eternal. It spreads throughout the galaxy. Optimism is at an all-time high. And the good vibes are plentiful. And then, there’s this: #Bears OL coach Juan Castillo: I wouldnt be surprised if RT Germain Ifedi makes the Pro Bowl this year. While Bears Offensive Line Coach Juan Castillo wouldn’t be surprised if right tackle Germain If...

One of the most important parts of the rookie acclimation process is getting to know your teammates. Once that process begins, the next step is to turn into a sponge and absorb anything and everything you can to get up to speed. Not only is second-round rookie tackle Teven Jenkins doing just that, he’s doing so while communicating with the exact right person to help him achieve success from the start: .@TevenJenkins says hes very appreciative of new teammate Cody Whitehair, calling him "a hel...

Photo by Mark Brown/Getty Images In my final offensive line rankings before the draft, I had a scheme fit and draftable grade on BYU’s Tristen Hoge, so Im pretty excited that Joe Douglas was able to add the guard via free agency following the draft. Tristen Hoge was a heavily recruited centre out of Highland High in Idaho, having twice won the Idaho Gatorade Player of the season, in fact, he was ranked the #1 centre in the nation and the #1 player in Idaho during the 2015 recruiting cycle. H...

Jonathan Daniel/Getty Images The Bears are releasing left tackle Charles Leno, sources confirmed Monday, just days after the team appeared to draft his replacement. The Bears will save $9 million in salary cap space by cutting Leno with a post-June 1 designation. The team needs that money; they had the smallest amount in salary cap space in the NFL entering the draft. The Bears traded up to take Oklahoma State tackle Teven Jenkins in the second round (39th overall) Friday. General manager Ryan ...

Bears release left tackle Leno after drafting Jenkins - 2 hrs ago LAKE FOREST, Ill. (AP) — The Chicago Bears released veteran left tackle Charles Leno Jr. on Monday. Leno tweeted that his “time in Chicago has officially come to an end” and called it “a bittersweet day.” He said he will “be rooting for the young guys to succeed” and thanked Bears fans. The team announced the move later in the day. Drafted by Chicago in the seventh round in 2014, Leno started every game ...

On this date in 2017, ESPN’s Todd McShay played GM for every NFL team in a three-round mock. And I’m not sure which has me more confused: No quarterbacks going in Round 1 of this mock that was made about 20 days before the 2017 Draft … or that Mitchell Trubisky was still his QB1? In either case, re-visiting this mock draft should serve as a reminder of how much things can change between now and draft day. But also, it’s worth remembering that mock drafts are good for assessing team need...

By: The Draft Network April 10th, 2021 2021-04-10T11:01:00.000Z The Draft Network Photo: Brad McClenny-USA TODAY NETWORK By Michael Fitzpatrick The Chicago Bears had quite a few needs entering this offseason, and they’ve addressed some of them. They added a quarterback, even though it wasn’t the player the fan base wanted. They brought back Germain Ifedi and Alex Bars to boost depth on the offensive line, and Damien Williams was added to the backfield. Mos...