Bears

Mike Ditka is one of the greatest of Chicago’s icons, so when he was invited by Marc Trestman to attend a Bears practice, it was no surprise that "Da Coach" offered his unique brand of wisdom to the team.

“When it comes to backup quarterbacks, I always think about a line in an old Rolling Stones song," Trestman told the team’s website. "‘You can't always get what you want, but if you try sometimes, you might find, you get what you need.'"

"Every year we look for guys who fit the mold of undersized, with limited mobility and a histories of injuries. It's worked with Chris Williams, Frank Omiyale, J'Marcus Webb, Marc Colombo, Josh Beekman, Gabe Carimi and the other 135 lineman we have had this decade," said a very defensive Emery.

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"I asked coach Trestman when we were going to practice wasting timeouts and he gave me the weirdest look," said quarterback Jay Cutler. "A couple times during drills, I'd call timeout, go to the sideline to cuss everyone out, then coach would ask me what the hell I was doing since there were 15 seconds left to run the play."

Cutler, who decided to learn at the Manning Academy this summer so he could work on his running and throwing skills, was excited beyond belief when he heard he would be tutored by Manziel in his break-out sessions.