Former Bears defensive end Alex Brown said it was a "sad day" on Twitter and called Urlacher the "best football player I have ever had the pleasure of stepping on the field with." A safety with lightning speed, the 6foot4 Urlacher initially lined up at strong side linebacker for the Bears but lost the job to Roosevelt Colvin. He made the switch to middle linebacker during his first season when Barry Minter was injured and went on to become the NFL's defensive rookie of the year, the start of a long run that saw him anchor a defense that consistently ranked among the league's best. Now, his run with the Bears is over."Whatever he reported that I disclosed with him is incorrect," Fisher said earlier Monday. "He implied, or stated, that Vince (also) takes a limo to work every day and lives three miles away from the facility. That is so far out of line.

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