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Jared Allen to Chicago Bears: I’m Still Good

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Jared Allen is not done yet.

That according to the man himself. Allen, who turns 33 on Friday, is coming off a disappointing first season with the Bears that hinted at a decline. Now he’ll be asked to take on an unfamiliar role as an outside linebacker in Vic Fangio’s new 3-4 scheme.

Allen delivered a message to coach John Fox and general manager Ryan Pace at last week’s NFL Annual Meeting in Phoenix.

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“I was less anxious and so much more eager to talk to them,” Allen told the Chicago Tribune. “Just to say, ‘Hey guys. I know the film from last year only shows 5.5 sacks. But don’t believe that’s all I have left.

“I’m good still. Really.”

via Dan Hanzus of NFL.com

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