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Utah is preparing for Cal freshman quarterback Fernando Mendoza, who is making his road debut, while Cal is preparing for any quarterback Utah rolls out. Read more here.
Chase Claypool stood in front of his locker for the first time as a Dolphin on Wednesday, eager to close the door on a disappointing stint with the Chicago Bears and embrace his new role as part of Miami's top-ranked offense. Claypool's tenure in Chicago ended just 11 months after the Bears acquired him from Pittsburgh last November. “Excited for the new opportunity and excited to work with coach (Mike) McDaniel and Tua (Tagovailoa)," Claypool said.
Utes rank last in the Pac-12 in passing offense and total offense. Meanwhile, California is hoping to ride a much-improved offense toward claiming its first win in Salt Lake City since 1963. KEY MATCHUP Will California be able to run the ball against Utah?
Now that their 14-game slide is over, it sure seems like a good time for the Chicago Bears to start a different kind of streak. After all, they won't have to worry about containing one of the NFL's most electrifying players when they host Minnesota on Sunday. “It would suck to get that one win and come out here and not let it continue over and roll over," Bears cornerback Jaylon Johnson said.
The Chicago Bears are showing growth on offense. The Bears' offense has put together two solid performances in a row and is looking more like the sort of unit it hopes to become. “It took a giant step," receiver DJ Moore said.