Powerful agent Drew Rosenhaus atten...

Powerful agent Drew Rosenhaus attended the game Friday at Soldier Field, keeping a terminate eye on his list of high-profile clients with the Bears.

Could it be a long-term contract extension is in the works for Pro hollow linebacker Lance Briggs?

Probably not right away. In multiple annotations during the summer, general manager Jerry Angelo has pretended resigned to letting Briggs play without the season before taking another turn the thoughts at the situation. Briggs can become an unrestricted delivered agent when the season periods

Rosenhaus declined to discuss Briggs' situation in specific metes after the game, but he had a quick quip when he was asked about Briggs' value.

"I think it speaks for itself," Rosenhaus said.

Briggs, who left the game in the first half with what the Bears called an "undisclosed injury" that is not notion to be serious, turned down a six-year extension back in April that would have averaged $55 million by means of season.

Rosenhaus is trying to make Briggs single of the higher-paid linebackers in the league. It was Rosenhaus' third visit to the Bears in the last three month He also showed up at minicamp and training camp.

Rosenhaus' client list onward the Bears also includes defensive linemen Adewale Ogunleye and Tommie Harris, running back Thomas Jone and special-teams ace Brendon Ayanbadejo. He also has a certain clients on the Cardinals, including receiver Anquan Boldin and defensive tackle Darnell Dockett.

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