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Orlando Pace | Tackle

TEAM: Chicago Bears
HEIGHT/WEIGHT: 6'7' / 325
DOB: 11/4/1975
AGE:34
COLLEGE:Ohio State
CONTRACT INFO: 4/2/2009: Signed a three-year, $15 million contract. Details
 Orlando Pace-T- BearsFeb. 3 - 1:34 pm et
Orlando Pace suggested that the hiring of Mike Martz could alter his plans for 2010.
Pace is considering retirement, but he seems to relish the thought of playing for Martz again after their time together in St. Louis earlier in the decade. Pace would have to take a paycut and return as a backup to Chris Williams.
 Orlando Pace-T - Bears Jan. 2 - 11:09 am et

Orlando Pace is undecided about his future and is mulling over the idea of retirement.
"After the season I will re-evaluate and see how I feel, if it makes sense (to return in 2010), and if I even want to play," Pace said after practice on Friday. Returning as a backup and insurance plan to Chris Williams may not interest him. Pace, 34, is under contract through 2011.
Source: Chicago Tribune
 Chris Williams-T - Bears Dec. 29 - 8:36 am et  

Bears LT Chris Williams gave up no sacks to feared Vikings RE Jared Allen Monday night.
This should close the door on Orlando Pace. The Bears helped Williams by chipping Allen a little, but it still goes down as a very impressive performance. The No. 14 overall pick in the 2008 draft is the Bears' left tackle of the present and future.
Source: Chicago Sun Times
 Orlando Pace-T - Bears Dec. 17 - 9:25 am et

Orlando Pace is working with the second stringers at practice and is expected to remain there for the rest of the season, sources tell the Chicago Tribune.
This raises the possibility that the Bears could release the former All Pro after the season. Pace been a major disappointment after signing a three-year, $15 million contract last spring. While he says he feels healthy, Pace could consider retirement rather than play out his age-35 season. Chris Williams, the Bears left tackle of the future and now present, takes over.
Source: Chicago Tribune
 Orlando Pace-T - Bears Dec. 13 - 8:45 am et

Bears LT Orlando Pace is expected to miss his second consecutive game on Sunday against the Packers.
Pace has been abused this season, along with the rest of Chicago's offensive front. The left tackle of the future, Chris Williams, will slide over to protect Jay Cutler's blind side and Kevin Shaffer will step in on the right.
Source: Fox Sports
 Orlando Pace-T - Bears Dec. 9 - 9:33 am et

Bears LT Orlando Pace has no immediate plans to retire.
With Pace sidelined by a groin injury last week, left tackle of the future Chris Williams slid over from his right tackle spot and drew rave reviews. Pace, 34, is expected back this week but it's unclear if he'll get his job back. The Bears are probably regretting the three-year deal they gave him this offseason.
Source: Chicago Tribune

 

 

 

 

 

 

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