Bears Training Camp Comes to Bourbonnais Illinois
Bourbonnais welcomes the Bears as they relocate training camp to Olivet Nazarene University for a two year deal. Town boosts banners and finances with estimates of up to 12,000 daily visitors, while the university expands facilities and parking to accommodate the influx. Local businesses cash in on the Bears pull.
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Spurrier Debuts in NFL with High Scoring Gimmicks
ASHBURN VA AP Steve Spurrier begins his NFL era with the Washington Redskins in Carlisle PA. He sketches a high percentage misdirection play and promises shorter, less brutal practices. His swagger and record at Florida raise expectations as talent gaps loom on offense.
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Texans begin camp amid optimism and realism
Houston owner Bob McNair pushes patience while fans flood Reliant Stadium with 57,000 season tickets. First-round pick David Carr draws excitement as Dom Capers leads an expanding Texans squad into two-a-day practices, with key linemen Boselli and Walker sidelined by injuries.
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Camps Bring Hope in Rebuilt 32-Team NFL
Training camps open as the NFL returns after a six month pause with a new 32-team, eight-division structure. The Ravens and Patriots face cap issues and potential playoff shifts, while changes include stricter medical measures and realigned schedules.
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