But with the Chicago Bears organization, the players who leave seem to have success elsewhere.

I understand the business of sports and running a professional team. You need to get new, fresh players in while balancing a salary and trying to save money.

But with the Bears all but making it official in letting Alex Brown go, that decision could turn on them.

With the addition of Julius Peppers, I believe Brown could have had a really good season in 2010.

Brown doesn't put up the big Pro Bowl numbers, but he simply gets the job done.

With Peppers being double-teamed at times, guys like Tommie Harris and Brown go sort of unnoticed on the defensive line. Teams won't worry about them as much.

I trul...

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