The Bears cut ties with punt returner and backup cornerback R.W. McQuarters Monday after five seasons with the franchise.
"After exploring trade opportunities with R.W., we felt it was in everyone's best interest to release him at this time," general manager Jerry Angelo said in a statement.
McQuarters was scheduled to make $3.05 million in 2005, a bit pricey for a punt returner and backup cornerback. Charles Tillman and Jerry Azumah are set as starters.
In 2000, the Bears acquired McQuarters from San Francisco, which drafted him out of Oklahoma State on the first round in 1998, for a 2001 sixth-round pick. He came into his own in the 13-3 season of 2001, getting a $5.5 million signing bonus as part of a five-year deal that has two years remaining.
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"After exploring trade opportunities with R.W., we felt it was in everyone's best interest to release him at this time," general manager Jerry Angelo said in a statement.
McQuarters was scheduled to make $3.05 million in 2005, a bit pricey for a punt returner and backup cornerback. Charles Tillman and Jerry Azumah are set as starters.
In 2000, the Bears acquired McQuarters from San Francisco, which drafted him out of Oklahoma State on the first round in 1998, for a 2001 sixth-round pick. He came into his own in the 13-3 season of 2001, getting a $5.5 million signing bonus as part of a five-year deal that has two years remaining.
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