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Edinger was called in Thursday morning and told the Bears were signing Doug Brien to join what the team has said will be an intense competition this summer. It's one Edinger no longer wants to be a part of as his agent officially sought his release before the day was out, saying Edinger and the Bears would be best served by fresh starts. "I know the team has told me they just wanted competition," said Ken Harris, Edinger's agent. "But I don't particularly believe Doug Brien opted for Chicago over other possibilities for a competition."
Reported by the Chicago Sun-Times
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Harris said no decision has been made whether his client will continue to participate in the offseason program and as of now, his client and Brien are scheduled to kick in minicamp starting next Friday. "I don't know what's going to happen with that," Brien said. "Paul's a good guy, and I know he's done a good job for a number of years. It's difficult." If you believe his agent, it might be too difficult for Edinger. ...
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