Urlacher joins parade of Bears defenders scoring TDs  When
veteran linebacker looks this good, defense looks to have no
weaknesses and a team with few peers  November 04, 2012|David
Haugh's In the Wake of the News  NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Setting his
clock back six years Sunday at LP Field, Bears linebacker Brian
Urlacher stayed stride for stride with Titans running back Chris
Johnson covering a deep pass route down the sideline.  Johnson,
who once clocked 4.24 seconds in the 40-yard dash, boasts some
of the fastest feet in the NFL. Urlacher, 13 seasons removed
from the days when he played defensive back in college,
possesses a balky left knee that has been the source of
international intrigue and considerable doubt.  Using the
sideline as his friend, Urlacher kept up with his fleet-footed
enemy well enough that he was in perfect position to break up
Titans quarterback Matt Hasselbeck's lofted pass.  Urlacher
returned an interception 46 yards for a touchdown, forced one
fumble and recovered another in a game he ac