Pernell McPhee sighting - returning to practice
Oct 14, 2016 13:41:08 GMT -6
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Post by Deleted on Oct 14, 2016 13:41:08 GMT -6
Well, here is some interesting fodder. McPhee returning to practice.
www.profootballrumors.com/2016/10/bears-pernell-mcphee-returns-practice
Pernell McPhee is one step closer to returning to the field. The Bears linebacker has been given the go-ahead to practice, coach John Fox told reporters today. Pernell McPhee (vertical)
McPhee had his left knee operated on in February, putting his status for this season in doubt. Prior to the start of the season, Chicago put him on the PUP list. The Bears now have exactly three weeks to decide whether to activate the veteran. If he is not put on the roster in the next 21 days, he cannot play this season. With any luck, McPhee will be able to suit up on Thursday Oct. 20 against the Packers.
McPhee came to Chicago on a five-year, $38.75MM deal last offseason. Last year, he was earning every penny of that contract before his knee slowed him down.
If he gets healthy, really healthy this could add some quality to the pass rush. Let's see what happens.
www.profootballrumors.com/2016/10/bears-pernell-mcphee-returns-practice
Pernell McPhee is one step closer to returning to the field. The Bears linebacker has been given the go-ahead to practice, coach John Fox told reporters today. Pernell McPhee (vertical)
McPhee had his left knee operated on in February, putting his status for this season in doubt. Prior to the start of the season, Chicago put him on the PUP list. The Bears now have exactly three weeks to decide whether to activate the veteran. If he is not put on the roster in the next 21 days, he cannot play this season. With any luck, McPhee will be able to suit up on Thursday Oct. 20 against the Packers.
McPhee came to Chicago on a five-year, $38.75MM deal last offseason. Last year, he was earning every penny of that contract before his knee slowed him down.
If he gets healthy, really healthy this could add some quality to the pass rush. Let's see what happens.
