The Bears have yet to carve out a space for running back Garrett Wolfe on offense after drafting him in the third round in 2007. While Wolfe led the team in special-teams tackles last season, his offensive role was reduced. He was on the field for only 27 offensive snaps and had 15 carries after getting 40 touches during his rookie season. ''We're going to have a package,'' Turner said. ''We're going to have to go into each game with a plan to get him in there. He's had a real good offseason. This is his third year, and he's got a good feel for stuff. He can do certain things, and we're going to try to get him on the field to do those things.'' Source: Chicago Sun-Times
