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Two Chicago Bear Greats to Help Tackle Rare Disease
Despite being afflicted with a rare and debilitating neurodegenerative disorder known as late infantile Batten disease, which has left 7-year-old Bridget Rose Kennicott without vision and without her ability to cheer for her beloved Chicago Bears.
2012 NFL Draft: Why Luke Kuechly Is the Future of the NFL
Gone are the days of running games dominating the NFL , and with that demands a new breed of inside linebackers leading defenses.
Jenny Mccarthy - Jenny Mccarthy: 'i'm Dating Bald Guy Brian Urlacher'
Model-turned-actress Jenny Mccarthy has coyly confirmed reports she has found love with American football superstar Brian Urlacher - but he was not the guy she romanced on the set of her new reality show Love In The Wild.
NFC North: Chicago Bears Much-Too-Early Preview
The theme of the Chicago Bears over the past decade has been their stellar defense and special teams overcoming their deficiencies on offense.
Charles Tillman Won't Rest On Last Season's Pro Bowl
Charles Tillman was sent to his first career Pro Bowl last season, but according to the Sun-Times' Sean Jensen , Tillman isn't satisfied with that.
McClellin signs 4-year deal, gets right to work
For those still not sure exactly how the Bears will deploy Shea McClellin , Friday's first rookie minicamp practice offered a good preview.
Are Concussion Realities Helping To Erase Warrior Mentality of NFL Players?
Despite the increased awareness of concussions and head-related traumas in the National Football League, the sport will always be home to the "warrior mentality" - a mindset that the game as it is currently structured requires.
Flying Under The Radar: Nick Roach
Continuing our look at members of the Bears team that don't always make the headlines.
Readers Q&A: Dan Pompei's Bears mailbag
The Tribune's Bears columnist fields questions on the talent level of the team's roster, the chances of Anthony Adams being re-signed and the likelihood of Gabe Carimi moving to left tackle in this week's mailbag.
Chicago Bears: 5 Players the Bears Will Regret Passing on in the 2012 NFL Draft
Phil Emery now has his first draft as GM of the Chicago Bears in the books. It is way too early to judge the talent he selected.
Early Look at Bears' Positional Battles
Though we're months away from when Bears coaches will have to decide who will start the Bears' first regular season game on Sept.
Marshall: Hester will be better than me
Marshall: Hester will be better than me : Appearing on WMVP-AM in Chicago, Bears wide receiver Brandon Marshall said he expects teammate Devin Hester to have a better year than anyone expects.
NFL: Northboro's Dave Teggart kicks into his future with Chicago Bears
This is a going to a very memorable week for Dave Teggart , one that starts with an ending and ends with a beginning.
McClellin's best trait also most valuable: Pass rush
The challenge of defining Shea McClellin might be new for NFL teams, but it is not new for offenses that have had to deal with him.
Gale Sayers leads the list of the 10 most devastating...
On slick, muddy grass at Wrigley Field in 1965, Gale Sayers once returned a punt with the Bears ahead 47-20 in the fourth quarter.
There are many curses and myths that people believe in, and seemed to be proved on yearly basis.
Chicago Bears: 5 Reasons Shea McClellin Is a Perfect Fit in Windy City
The Chicago Bears may not have addressed every need in the 2012 NFL Draft, but the team may have found a dynamic pass-rusher to play opposite of Julius Peppers with Shea McClellin.
Breaking down the Bears' roster after the draft, signings
Bears general manager Phil Emery said Saturday he didn't feel it necessary to get to 90, just to get to 90.
NFL Draft 2012: NFC team report cards
The Bears used their first-round pick, 19th overall, to select Boise State defensive end Shea McClellin and bolster a defense that already features Julius Peppers and Brian Urlacher.
Chicago Bears 2012 Draft: 3 Positions of Need Not Addressed
In Phil Emery's first draft as General Manager of the Chicago Bears, he was able to address a lot of the team's needs: defensive end, wide receiver and cornerback.
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