Bears' Tyrique Stevenson pulled himself out of practice after news of demotion for Hail Mary fail, per report
After finding out he wouldn't be a starter this week, Stevenson pulled himself out of practice, according to a report on the " NFL on Fox" pregame show, which, according to Jay Glazer, wasn't received well by the Bears. Stevenson is still expected to be active and will play, switching off with cornerback Terell Smith.
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