Bears sign Grossman.

It is a one year contract where he will be allowed to compete for the starting job. I guess the circus continues. With three "quarterbacks" on the roster, I have to believe that this lowers the chance of the Bears drafting a quarterback. I really wanted to see what that kid from Delaware could do.

I have been a huge Grossman supporter but this is too much. Sometimes a player and a team need to split. Whether or not Grossman is a talented player who can turn it around somewhere else, he will not be a good player on this team. I am worried that Grossman will look amazing in training camp (as he always does), and we will have another season of not knowing who will be under center any given Sunday.

The results of Tank's blood test are back. This all comes from the incident on June 22, when he was pulled over going 40 in a 25. He was under Arizona's legal limit (.08).

Johnson's blood alcohol level was .072, under the presumptive limit in Arizona of .08 percent, Gilbert police Sgt. Andrew Duncan said. No charges have been filed pending results of a completed investigation, and Duncan declined further comment.

Johnson, whose legal name is Terry Darnell Johnson, was arrested when officers pulled him over at 3:30 a.m. for driving 40 mph in a 25 mph zone. Duncan said an officer placed him under arrest because he believed Johnson was under the influence of alcohol. He was released without being booked or charged after providing a blood sample, and police said he was very cooperative.

http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=2923817

I must say that I am actually surprised by the fact that he was not over the limit. I bet this will restart the debate over whether releasing Tank was a good idea or premature.

Tank must have been right at .08 or just barely under when driving, because he had some time to sober up slightly on the drive back to the station for the test.