Patterson is signed with the Bears through 2020, but the team can free up $5.25 million in cap space if he's cut during the offseason, per OvertheCap.com. In fact, he had three great plays against the Giants back in Week 12, including a touchdown-saving tackle of Jabrill Peppers and downing a Pat O’Donnell punt inside the 5-yard line as the Giants looked to mount a late comeback. In a game against the Green Bay Packers in 2013, Patterson tied the NFL record for longest play and set the NFL record for longest kick return with 109 yards, the longest possible.
He was drafted by the Minnesota Vikings in the first round of the 2013 NFL Draft. Blessed to have him.\\\"There are a handful of Chicago Bears who will receive almost as much scrutiny this season as GM Ryan Pace because of past performance, their contract or both.The Only Packers Receiver Improvement Has Opted OutIt seems Bears coach Matt Nagy still hasn't found a way to use Cordarrelle Patterson's speed and strength combination well in the Bears offense.\\nPatterson's returning is only part of it.
Patterson has been named NFC Special Teams Player of the Month for November."I haven't had a player like this since I coached Josh Cribbs, to be honest with you," special teams coordinator Chris Tabor said of Patterson. It seems Bears coach Matt Nagy still hasn't found a way to use Cordarrelle Patterson…
Berry was selected fifth overall by the Kansas City Chiefs in the 2010 NFL Draft. He had four special teams tackles and in the fourth quarter against the New York Giants downed two punts inside the 10-yard line.\\nAccording to NFL Network, the COVID-19 opt-out clause is reportedly being used by nose tackle Eddie Goldman, removing one of the mainstays of the Bears defense.First Eddie Jackson Left off the Top 100 and Now This...Undrafted rookie running back Artavis Pierce went on the Reserve/COVID-19 list on Monday, a day before Bears veterans report to Halas Hall to be tested for the coronavirus.Patterson is the first Bears special teams player of the month since Devin Hester in October of 2011.\\nThe big surprise has been Patterson's effectiveness as a gunner on punts. Gene Chamberlain. Cordarrelle Patterson. BEARS is a registered trademark of the Chicago Bears Football Club, Inc.Managing Editor - Bears Wire |Contact: alyssaabarbieri@gmail.comPatterson averaged 29.4 yards per return on 10 attempts, as well as had three special teams tackles for the Bears.While his average for the month was down from his season average of 30.9 yards per return, Patterson made some clutch plays on special teams. He averaged 29.4 yards a kick return for 10 November returns, including a 57-yarder against Detroit to start the game.Nick Foles has always been a quarterback who could operate with a disadvantage of few practice reps dating back to winning the Super Bowl with the Eagles, and now he's facing a difficult task doing it again while battling Mitchell TrubiskyHowever, no one can deny Patterson's impact on special teams and the league recognized this on Thursday. Bears veteran Cordarrelle Patterson has been named NFC Special Teams Player of the Month for his performance in November. Latest on Chicago Bears wide receiver Cordarrelle Patterson including news, stats, videos, highlights and more on ESPN Cordarrelle Patterson: Pos: WR, Career: 111 G, 24 TD, 3xAll-Pro(1st), 3xProBowl, Vikings/Raiders/.. 2013-2019, born SC 1991 Patterson has been named NFC Special Teams Player of the Month for November.\\nCurrently Patterson ranks first in the NFC and second in the league in kick return averaged at 30.9.Patterson is the first Bears special teams player of the month since Devin Hester in October of 2011.\\\"I haven't had a player like this since I coached Josh Cribbs, to be honest with you,\\\" special teams coordinator Chris Tabor said of Patterson. Cordarrelle Patterson races 102 yards for first Bears kickoff TD return since 2014 It seems Bears coach Matt Nagy still hasn't found a way to use Cordarrelle Patterson's speed and strength combination well in the Bears offense.Tre Roberson's return to the NFL from the CFL hit a stone wall when he was cut at Chicago Bears training camp following an offseason injury.It's not just the location for training camp that's different for the Chicago Bears now with practices being held at Halas Hall instead of Bourbonnais, as COVID-19 has forced numerous alterations on their schedule as they prepare for the Sept. 13 opener in Detroit.Patterson's returning is only part of it. PRO CAREER: Has appeared in 111 games (33 starts) through seven seasons with the Minnesota Vikings (2013-16), Oakland Raiders (2017), New England Patriots (2018) and Chicago Bears (2019), tallying 1,955 receiving yards on 195 receptions (10.0avg.) He displayed impressive versatility with New England in 2018, spending a few weeks in the backfield when the team was hit by injuries.Patterson has successfully shaken his triceps injury and appears set for Sunday's divisional tilt against the Vikings. Bears veteran Cordarrelle Patterson has been named NFC Special Teams Player of the Month for his performance in November.