Bear Bites: Olin Kreutz's Future

By Maggie Hendricks

| Friday, Jun 3, 2011 | Updated 2:11 PM CDT

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Olin Kreutz #57 of the Chicago Bears smiles as he talks to teammates on the bench during a preseason game against the Arizona Cardinals at Soldier Field on August 28, 2010 in Chicago, Illinois.

Good morning and welcome to Bear Bites, your round-up of Bears news.

As the heart and soul of the offensive line, Olin Kreutz knows that the Bears want to re-sign him. Like his teammates, he is still working out through the lockout. (Chicago Tribune)

Will new draft pick Stephen Paea be able to do more than stop the run? (ESPN NFC North)

Lovie Smith and his staff met with referees to discuss the NFL's rule changes. The diagnosis of the changed kickoff rule has not changed. It still sucks. (ChicagoBears.com)

One of the Bears' first changes under George McCaskey's leadership was to change the (largely symbolic) address of Halas Hall to reflect the team's founding year. (Chicago Tribune)

Riddell, one of the NFL's approved equipment manufacturers, has advised players against using one of their models. (Pro Football Talk)

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