• Family Night was on Friday at Soldier Field.  Over 26,000 people attended.  More people are attending Bears practice than Cubs games in case you were wondering if this is a Bears town.
• One of the more significant moves from Friday’s practice was a shuffle on the offensive line, moving Roberto Garza to left guard and Lance Louis to right guard.  If this move sticks, it could be Tice trying to solidify one side of the line, lining the steady Garza next to left tackle Chris Williams.
• After a day off on Saturday, the Bears were back at it in Bourbonnais on Sunday.  Major Wright was back on the practice field for the first time in a few days.
• In case you’re waiting for for your Mike Teel jersey from the Bears Pro Shop, you may want to see if they will cancel your order.  The Bears cut the 4th QB who pulled a hammy shortly after showing up to Bears camp.  They picked up another former Northwestern wide receiver Zeke Markshausen to take his roster spot.
• Apparently Jay Cutler and Greg Olsen had themselves a nifty little practice on Sunday night.
• Add Devin Hester to the list of guys banged up.  He’s got a groin.

OK, you should be all caught up from the weekend.  Now the Bears can start getting prepared for their first pre-season action with a trip to San Diego on Saturday.

The Bears inked Unga to a 4-year deal and paid out a whopping $60,250.  That’s what Julius Peppers drops on champagne on a bad night.  Come on Bears – this is the Cougars’ all-time leading rusher.  Hook him up!

Don't expect Mike Teel to do more than what you see here, hand off in practice. (Photo courtest of AP via Seattle Post Intelligencer)

Don’t get too excited Bears fans.  There is no veteran QB help coming to Halas Hall.  Instead, they signed Seattle Seahawks and New England Patriots castoff Mike Teel.  Here’s the scoop from the best in the business, the Trib’s own Brad Biggs:

The Bears have agreed to terms with free agent Mike Teel on a contract, and he is expected to sign his contract on Wednesday, a league source confirmed. The Bergen Record first reported the news.

They become his third team in two months as Teel was released by the Seattle Seahawks on May 21 and then claimed off waivers by the New England Patriots. They cut the Rutgers product three weeks ago.

The move has the fingerprints of new personnel director Tim Ruskell on it. Ruskell was the general manager in Seattle when the Seahawks drafted Teel in the sixth round in 2009. Teel spent last season on the Seahawks’ roster as the third quarterback but did not play. In the preseason, he completed 20-of-41 passes for 238 yards and three touchdowns. As a senior at Rutgers in 2008, Teel passed for 3,418 yards with 25 touchdowns and 13 interceptions.

The 6-3, 230-pounder joins a crowded group behind starting QB Jay Cutler. Caleb Hanie served as the backup last season and is entering his third year. The Bears drafted Central Michigan record setter Dan LeFevour in the sixth round.

So when you go to bed tonight, say a prayer for Jay Cutler because if he goes down, there’s nothing proven backing him up.

BEAR DOWN!!!