[bears9]

LAKE FOREST, Ill. (AP) -- The Chicago Bears terminated Obafemi Ayanbadejo's contract Monday, cutting ties with the fullback who had just completed a four-game suspension for violating the league's policy on anabolic steroids and related substances. Ayanbadejo signed a one-year contract with the Bears in June after spending the previous three seasons with the Arizona Cardinals. The suspension ended after Sunday's game at Detroit. ]Ayanbadejo insisted when the NFL suspended him in August that he did not take steroids, did not knowingly "infringe on the rules of the NFL performance-enhancing drug policy," and that he had passed "60-plus drug tests and never failed one." "I've never had a problem at any level -- collegiately, in the NFL," he said at the time. Ayanbadejo said he used a product called Max LMG, which decreases estrogen levels and boosts testosterone, for three weeks in January. He got tested that month, learned in April that he had failed and had an appeal hearing a few days before training camp opened.

Bears terminate Obafemi Ayanbadejo's contract after he completes 4-game suspension

[Be Da Bear]

The Bears have not had any problems letting people go this year, how about signing some people for a change. Than again, is there anyone worth signing?

[Gotham Dark Knight]

Originally Posted by Be Da Bear

The Bears have not had any problems letting people go this year, how about signing some people for a change. Than again, is there anyone worth signing?

Well. the way they have been playing, they better hope they find some.

[Lefty Noob]

Guess I can't argue with this if it's a character issue thing, but...
This guy might've really be able to help Benson out by opening some holes. I question the wisdom of this move, especially now.