Dan Hampton
12-year veteran defensive lineman of the Chicago Bears from 1979 to 1990.
Dan Hampton
12-year veteran defensive lineman of the Chicago Bears from 1979 to 1990.
Chicago Bears QB Dave Krieg, 1996
19 Year Veteran Quarterback who spent time with 6 different NFL teams. Passed for over 38,000 yards, 261 touchdowns and finished with a lifetime 58.5 completion percentage of 5311 attempts.
Doug Buffone , Chicago Bears Linebacker
Dan Hampton
12-year veteran defensive lineman of the Chicago Bears from 1979 to 1990.
Doug Buffone
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Neal Anderson
Graduate of Florida, was Chicago's 1st-round draft pick in 1986. Got the chance to become the Bears starting runner in 1988 and responded with a 1000+ yard with season with 12 touchdowns. Gained over a thousand yards 3 consecutive years (1988 t0 1990). When he retired in 1993 he was the 2nd leading rusher in Chicago Bears history with 6166 yards. As of 2019 he is still #3 in that category and #2 in All-Time Bears Touchdowns scored.
Bears Great Mike Ditka 1961 to 1966
Played 6 seasons as a Bear and when he left in 1966 he was the #2 All-Time Bears leader for receptions.
Totaled 316 catches, 4503 yards and 34 touchdowns. 5 Pro Bowls and 2 All-Pro selections.
Bill Osmanski
A first round draft pick of the George Halas and the Chicago Bears in 1939. Led the league in rushing with 699 yards as a rookie and was named to the All-Pro Team each of his first 3 seasons with the Bears.
Mike Singletary
A member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame's All-1980s team Singletary was named Defensive player of the year for 1985 and 1988.
Mike Singletary
10 time All-Pro Hall of Fame Middle Linebacker of the Chicago Bears for 12 NFL Seasons. Played from 1981 to 1992
George McAfee
Joined the Chicago Bears in 1940 after an incredible Senior year at Duke. At 170 pounds, he was considered small even by that era standards but quickly quited his critics when he scored the winning touchdown on a 75-yard punt return in the final minute of his first NFL game. He was nick-named "One-Play McAfee" because of his big play scoring potential on the field. He played running back, defensive back, kicker, punter and even returned kicks. In 1941 he led the league with a 7.3 yards-per-carry average and scored 12 touchdowns.
Mike Ditka - Head Coach
After a 12-year Hall of Fame career as a tight end he had a 14-year career as Head Coach - 11 of which was spent leading the Chicago Bears. He was also the winning coach of Super Bowl XX with a 46-10 trouncing of the New England Patriots.
Neal Anderson 1989 Chicago Bears
From the 1989 game against the Buccaneers. He had an even 100 yards rushing and a touchdown. 1989 was his best season as a pro. His 1275 yards was 4th best in the league.
Mike Ditka - Head Coach
After a 12-year Hall of Fame career as a tight end he had a 14-year career as Head Coach - 11 of which was spent leading the Chicago Bears. He was also the winning coach of Super Bowl XX with a 46-10 trouncing of the New England Patriots.
Dan Hampton
12-year veteran defensive lineman of the Chicago Bears from 1979 to 1990.
Dan Hampton
12-year veteran defensive lineman of the Chicago Bears from 1979 to 1990.
Mike Singletary tackles Eric Dickerson
A member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame's All-1980s team Singletary was named Defensive player of the year for 1985 and 1988.
Alan Page Chicago Bears NFL
Hall of Fame Defensive Lineman 1967-1981 for the Minnesota Vikings and Chicago Bears, Page was named to 9 Pro Bowls in his career.
Dan Hampton
12-year veteran defensive lineman of the Chicago Bears from 1979 to 1990.
Gale Sayers NFL Hall of Fame
Was an consensus All-American at Kansas and a 1st round draft pick by the Bears and also the Chiefs of the NFL. Named the 1965 Rookie of the Year after a phenomenal season. He set an NFL record for scoring with a total of 22 touchdowns that stood till 1975. Stayed with the Bears until knee injuries forced him into retirement after the 1971 season. His 56 total touchdowns scored still ranks #5 on the Bears All-Time Scoring list. 4 times a 1st-team Pro Bowler a and 5 times All Pro. After a season ending knees injury in 1968 he returned the following season to claim the league rushing title and thus earning him the 1969 Comeback Player of the Year honor. Named to the NFL 1960s All-Decade Team, 75th Anniversary team (as a running back and a kick returner) and 100th Anniversary team he was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 1977.
Mike Singletary
10 time All-Pro Hall of Fame Middle Linebacker of the Chicago Bears for 12 NFL Seasons. Played from 1981 to 1992
Richard Dent
This Hall of Fame Defensive End was an 8th round draft pick from Tennessee State in 1983. He played a total of 12 years for the Chicago Bears and 15 in the NFL. The MVP of Super Bowl XX Dent was named to 4 Pro Bowls.
Gale Sayers and the Chicago Bears Sideline in 1967
Gale Sayers sits on the sideline with several of his Bears teammates sometime in 1967.
From left to right - Sayers - #40, #60 - Doug Kriewald, #73 - Frank Cornish, #76 - John Johnson, #62 - Mike Reilly, #8- - Jimmy Jones, #65 Randy Jackson and at the far right - #41 - Brian Piccolo.
Mike Singletary
10 time All-Pro Hall of Fame Middle Linebacker of the Chicago Bears for 12 NFL Seasons. Played from 1981 to 1992
Colorized Photograph of Red Grange
A exquisitely done colorized photograph of the "Galloping Ghost".
Dan Hampton
12-year veteran defensive lineman of the Chicago Bears from 1979 to 1990.
Gale Sayers Chicago Bears
Was an consensus All-American at Kansas and a 1st round draft pick by the Bears and also the Chiefs of the NFL. Named the 1965 Rookie of the Year after a phenomenal season. He set an NFL record for scoring with a total of 22 touchdowns that stood till 1975. Stayed with the Bears until knee injuries forced him into retirement after the 1971 season. His 56 total touchdowns scored still ranks #5 on the Bears All-Time Scoring list. 4 times a 1st-team Pro Bowler a and 5 times All Pro. After a season ending knees injury in 1968 he returned the following season to claim the league rushing title and thus earning him the 1969 Comeback Player of the Year honor. Named to the NFL 1960s All-Decade Team, 75th Anniversary team (as a running back and a kick returner) and 100th Anniversary team he was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 1977.
Sid Luckman
The son of German Jewish immigrants, Luckman was a 1st-Round Draft pick from Colombia University in 1939. Chosen by the Chicago Bears he played 11 seasons in the NFL and was voted into the Hall of Fame in 1965.
Bob Avellini
Bob Avellini, Chicago Bears Quarterback
Mike Singletary
10 time All-Pro Hall of Fame Middle Linebacker of the Chicago Bears for 12 NFL Seasons. Played from 1981 to 1992
Red Grange
Mike Singletary
10 time All-Pro Hall of Fame Middle Linebacker of the Chicago Bears for 12 NFL Seasons. Played from 1981 to 1992
Dan Hampton
12-year veteran defensive lineman of the Chicago Bears from 1979 to 1990.
Mike Singletary
10 time All-Pro Hall of Fame Middle Linebacker of the Chicago Bears for 12 NFL Seasons. Played from 1981 to 1992
Bob Avellini
Bob Avellini, Chicago Bears Quarterback
Mike Singletary
10 time All-Pro Hall of Fame Middle Linebacker of the Chicago Bears for 12 NFL Seasons. Played from 1981 to 1992
Gale Sayers carries against the Washington Redskins
Was an consensus All-American at Kansas and a 1st round draft pick by the Bears and also the Chiefs of the NFL. Named the 1965 Rookie of the Year after a phenomenal season. He set an NFL record for scoring with a total of 22 touchdowns that stood till 1975. Stayed with the Bears until knee injuries forced him into retirement after the 1971 season. His 56 total touchdowns scored still ranks #5 on the Bears All-Time Scoring list. 4 times a 1st-team Pro Bowler a and 5 times All Pro. After a season ending knees injury in 1968 he returned the following season to claim the league rushing title and thus earning him the 1969 Comeback Player of the Year honor. Named to the NFL 1960s All-Decade Team, 75th Anniversary team (as a running back and a kick returner) and 100th Anniversary team he was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 1977.
Neal Anderson
Graduate of Florida, was Chicago's 1st-round draft pick in 1986. Got the chance to become the Bears starting runner in 1988 and responded with a 1000+ yard with season with 12 touchdowns. Gained over a thousand yards 3 consecutive years (1988 t0 1990). When he retired in 1993 he was the 2nd leading rusher in Chicago Bears history with 6166 yards. As of 2019 he is still #3 in that category and #2 in All-Time Bears Touchdowns scored.
Dan Hampton
12-year veteran defensive lineman of the Chicago Bears from 1979 to 1990.
Dan Hampton
12-year veteran defensive lineman of the Chicago Bears from 1979 to 1990.
Dan Marino under a Richard Dent Rush
Hall of Fame quarterback Dan Marino hurries a pass from a rush of Hall of Famer defensive end Richard Dent. Dent had a total of 137.5 sacks in his 15 year NFL career plus another 10 during post season play.
He led the NFL in 1985 with 17 sacks and was in the Top 10 among league sack leaders 4 times.
Bronco Nagurski
Without a doubt one of - if not the - most iconic figures of the early days of professional football. Helped the Chicago Bears to 3 Championships, the last in 1943 when he returned after a 6-year absence from the game.
Dan Hampton
12-year veteran defensive lineman of the Chicago Bears from 1979 to 1990.
Young Mike Ditka 1961 Chicago Bears
The 1st round pick of the Chicago Bears in 1961 Mike Ditka was an All American at the University of Pittsburgh. He was also drafted by the Houston Oilers of the AFL.
Mike Ditka - Head Coach
After a 12-year Hall of Fame career as a tight end he had a 14-year career as Head Coach - 11 of which was spent leading the Chicago Bears. He was also the winning coach of Super Bowl XX with a 46-10 trouncing of the New England Patriots.
Dan Hampton
12-year veteran defensive lineman of the Chicago Bears from 1979 to 1990.
George McAfee
Dan Hampton
12-year veteran defensive lineman of the Chicago Bears from 1979 to 1990.
Dan Hampton
12-year veteran defensive lineman of the Chicago Bears from 1979 to 1990.
Dan Hampton
12-year veteran defensive lineman of the Chicago Bears from 1979 to 1990.
Mike Singletary
10 time All-Pro Hall of Fame Middle Linebacker of the Chicago Bears for 12 NFL Seasons. Played from 1981 to 1992
Mike Singletary
10 time All-Pro Hall of Fame Middle Linebacker of the Chicago Bears for 12 NFL Seasons. Played from 1981 to 1992
Mike Singletary
A member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame's All-1980s team Singletary was named Defensive player of the year for 1985 and 1988.
Mike Singletary
10 time All-Pro Hall of Fame Middle Linebacker of the Chicago Bears for 12 NFL Seasons. Played from 1981 to 1992
Dan Marino under Pressure from Dan Hampton
Dolphin Quarterback Dan Marino (#13) is under pressure from Chicago Bears great Dan Hampton (#99).
NFL Doug Buffone Bears Linebacker
Longtime Chicago Bears Linebacker
Mike Singletary
10 time All-Pro Hall of Fame Middle Linebacker of the Chicago Bears for 12 NFL Seasons. Played from 1981 to 1992
Mike Singletary
10 time All-Pro Hall of Fame Middle Linebacker of the Chicago Bears for 12 NFL Seasons. Played from 1981 to 1992
Red Grange attended by Doctor
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Was an consensus All-American at Kansas and a 1st round draft pick by the Bears and also the Chiefs of the NFL. Named the 1965 Rookie of the Year after a phenomenal season. He set an NFL record for scoring with a total of 22 touchdowns that stood till 1975. Stayed with the Bears until knee injuries forced him into retirement after the 1971 season. His 56 total touchdowns scored still ranks #5 on the Bears All-Time Scoring list. 4 times a 1st-team Pro Bowler a and 5 times All Pro. After a season ending knees injury in 1968 he returned the following season to claim the league rushing title and thus earning him the 1969 Comeback Player of the Year honor. Named to the NFL 1960s All-Decade Team, 75th Anniversary team (as a running back and a kick returner) and 100th Anniversary team he was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 1977.
Chicago Bears Running Back Bronco Nagurski
NFL Hall of Fame Running Back from the 1930s. Bronko Nagurski played his entire football career for the Chicago Bears.
George McAfee
One of the most exciting players of the 1940s he averaged almost 5 yards a carry in his career. His 12.8 yards-per-punt-return is still a record an All-Time NFL record.
Red Grange
Bob Avellini
Bob Avellini, Chicago Bears Quarterback
Gale Sayers carries against the St Louis Cardinals Defense
Was an consensus All-American at Kansas and a 1st round draft pick by the Bears and also the Chiefs of the NFL. Named the 1965 Rookie of the Year after a phenomenal season. He set an NFL record for scoring with a total of 22 touchdowns that stood till 1975. Stayed with the Bears until knee injuries forced him into retirement after the 1971 season. His 56 total touchdowns scored still ranks #5 on the Bears All-Time Scoring list. 4 times a 1st-team Pro Bowler a and 5 times All Pro. After a season ending knees injury in 1968 he returned the following season to claim the league rushing title and thus earning him the 1969 Comeback Player of the Year honor. Named to the NFL 1960s All-Decade Team, 75th Anniversary team (as a running back and a kick returner) and 100th Anniversary team he was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 1977.
Gale Sayers Chicago Bears 1965-1971
Was an consensus All-American at Kansas and a 1st round draft pick by the Bears and also the Chiefs of the NFL. Named the 1965 Rookie of the Year after a phenomenal season. He set an NFL record for scoring with a total of 22 touchdowns that stood till 1975. Stayed with the Bears until knee injuries forced him into retirement after the 1971 season. His 56 total touchdowns scored still ranks #5 on the Bears All-Time Scoring list. 4 times a 1st-team Pro Bowler a and 5 times All Pro. After a season ending knees injury in 1968 he returned the following season to claim the league rushing title and thus earning him the 1969 Comeback Player of the Year honor. Named to the NFL 1960s All-Decade Team, 75th Anniversary team (as a running back and a kick returner) and 100th Anniversary team he was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 1977.
Mike Singletary and Mark Carrier| Chicago Bears 1991
Mark Carrier and Mike Singletary - Standout defensive players of the Chicago Bears shown here around the 1991 NFL season.
George McAfee
Joined the Chicago Bears in 1940 after an incredible Senior year at Duke. At 170 pounds, he was considered small even by that era standards but quickly quited his critics when he scored the winning touchdown on a 75-yard punt return in the final minute of his first NFL game. He was nick-named "One-Play McAfee" because of his big play scoring potential on the field. He played running back, defensive back, kicker, punter and even returned kicks. In 1941 he led the league with a 7.3 yards-per-carry average and scored 12 touchdowns.
Bill Osmanski
A first round draft pick of the George Halas and the Chicago Bears in 1939. Led the league in rushing with 699 yards as a rookie and was named to the All-Pro Team each of his first 3 seasons with the Bears.
Dan Hampton
12-year veteran defensive lineman of the Chicago Bears from 1979 to 1990.
Mike Singletary
10 time All-Pro Hall of Fame Middle Linebacker of the Chicago Bears for 12 NFL Seasons. Played from 1981 to 1992
Mike Ditka
6 seasons with the Bears and 5 Pro Bowl Appearances
Receiving Statistics with Chicago
| Games |
Catches |
Yards |
Average |
Longest |
TDs |
| 84 |
316 |
4503 |
14.3 |
76 |
34 |
Richard Dent
This Hall of Fame Defensive End was an 8th round draft pick from Tennessee State in 1983. He played a total of 12 years for the Chicago Bears and 15 in the NFL. The MVP of Super Bowl XX Dent was named to 4 Pro Bowls.
Mike Singletary
10 time All-Pro Hall of Fame Middle Linebacker of the Chicago Bears for 12 NFL Seasons. Played from 1981 to 1992
Bronko Nagurski in the 1934 Sneakers Game
Chicago Bears fullback gets set to receive a handoff from quarterback Carl Brumbaugh during the 1934 Championship game against the Giants. Forever known as the "Sneakers Game" - so named because Giants players changed their foot gear to sneakers at half-time to give them better traction on the frozen field. The Giants won 30-13.
Mike Singletary
10 time All-Pro Hall of Fame Middle Linebacker of the Chicago Bears for 12 NFL Seasons. Played from 1981 to 1992
Mike Singletary
10 time All-Pro Hall of Fame Middle Linebacker of the Chicago Bears for 12 NFL Seasons. Played from 1981 to 1992
Sid Luckman
The son of German Jewish immigrants, Luckman was a 1st-Round Draft pick from Colombia University in 1939. Chosen by the Chicago Bears he played 11 seasons in the NFL and was voted into the Hall of Fame in 1965.
Eric Dickerson
Hall of Fame Runningback Eric Dickerson loses the football as he is stopped cold by Mike Singletary (#50), Dan Hampton (#99) among others of that great Chicago Bears defense of the 80s.
Mike Singletary
A member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame's All-1980s team Singletary was named Defensive player of the year for 1985 and 1988.
Neal Anderson
Graduate of Florida, was Chicago's 1st-round draft pick in 1986. Got the chance to become the Bears starting runner in 1988 and responded with a 1000+ yard with season with 12 touchdowns. Gained over a thousand yards 3 consecutive years (1988 t0 1990). When he retired in 1993 he was the 2nd leading rusher in Chicago Bears history with 6166 yards. As of 2019 he is still #3 in that category and #2 in All-Time Bears Touchdowns scored.
Dan Hampton
12-year veteran defensive lineman of the Chicago Bears from 1979 to 1990.
Dan Hampton
12-year veteran defensive lineman of the Chicago Bears from 1979 to 1990.
Dan Hampton
12-year veteran defensive lineman of the Chicago Bears from 1979 to 1990.
Dan Hampton
12-year veteran defensive lineman of the Chicago Bears from 1979 to 1990.
Johnny Unitas under Pressure from Bears Linebacker Dick Butkus
Dick Butkus and others of Bears pressure Colts QB Johnny Unitas
Bronco Nagurski Old School NFL
Old School NFL Running Back for the Chicago Bears from 1930 to 1943.
George McAfee
Joined the Chicago Bears in 1940 after an incredible Senior year at Duke. At 170 pounds, he was considered small even by that era standards but quickly quited his critics when he scored the winning touchdown on a 75-yard punt return in the final minute of his first NFL game. He was nick-named "One-Play McAfee" because of his big play scoring potential on the field. He played running back, defensive back, kicker, punter and even returned kicks. In 1941 he led the league with a 7.3 yards-per-carry average and scored 12 touchdowns.
George McAfee
Inducted into the NFL Hall of Fame in 1966, George McAfee was an explosive runner who was compare to such legends as Jim Thorpe when he played in the early-1940s. His career was shorten by 3 years in the Navy during World War II but he managed a total of 39 touchdowns and averaged 4.9 yards a carry in his 8-year career. Named to the Pro Football Hall of Fame All-1940s Team he was an All-Pro in 1941.
Doug Buffone 1967 Philadelphia Gum Trading Card
Football Trading Card for Chicago Bear Legend Doug Buffone printed by the Philadelphia Gum Company for the 1967 NFL Season.
Mike Singletary
10 time All-Pro Hall of Fame Middle Linebacker of the Chicago Bears for 12 NFL Seasons. Played from 1981 to 1992
Mike Ditka - Head Coach
After a 12-year Hall of Fame career as a tight end he had a 14-year career as Head Coach - 11 of which was spent leading the Chicago Bears. He was also the winning coach of Super Bowl XX with a 46-10 trouncing of the New England Patriots.
Gale Sayers carries against the Falcons
Was an consensus All-American at Kansas and a 1st round draft pick by the Bears and also the Chiefs of the NFL. Named the 1965 Rookie of the Year after a phenomenal season. He set an NFL record for scoring with a total of 22 touchdowns that stood till 1975. Stayed with the Bears until knee injuries forced him into retirement after the 1971 season. His 56 total touchdowns scored still ranks #5 on the Bears All-Time Scoring list. 4 times a 1st-team Pro Bowler a and 5 times All Pro. After a season ending knees injury in 1968 he returned the following season to claim the league rushing title and thus earning him the 1969 Comeback Player of the Year honor. Named to the NFL 1960s All-Decade Team, 75th Anniversary team (as a running back and a kick returner) and 100th Anniversary team he was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 1977.
Red Grange Chicago Bears
Hall of Fame Runner for the Chicago Bears from 1925-1934.
Mike Singletary
10 time All-Pro Hall of Fame Middle Linebacker of the Chicago Bears for 12 NFL Seasons. Played from 1981 to 1992
Dan Hampton
12-year veteran defensive lineman of the Chicago Bears from 1979 to 1990.
Mike Singletary
10 time All-Pro Hall of Fame Middle Linebacker of the Chicago Bears for 12 NFL Seasons. Played from 1981 to 1992
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Was an consensus All-American at Kansas and a 1st round draft pick by the Bears and also the Chiefs of the NFL. Named the 1965 Rookie of the Year after a phenomenal season. He set an NFL record for scoring with a total of 22 touchdowns that stood till 1975. Stayed with the Bears until knee injuries forced him into retirement after the 1971 season. His 56 total touchdowns scored still ranks #5 on the Bears All-Time Scoring list. 4 times a 1st-team Pro Bowler a and 5 times All Pro. After a season ending knees injury in 1968 he returned the following season to claim the league rushing title and thus earning him the 1969 Comeback Player of the Year honor. Named to the NFL 1960s All-Decade Team, 75th Anniversary team (as a running back and a kick returner) and 100th Anniversary team he was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 1977.
Dan Hampton
12-year veteran defensive lineman of the Chicago Bears from 1979 to 1990.
Archie Manning Under Pressure From Chicago Bears
Under pressure from the Chicago Bears. He was sacked a total of 396 times in his 15 year career.
George McAfee
Inducted into the NFL Hall of Fame in 1966, George McAfee was an explosive runner who was compare to such legends as Jim Thorpe when he played in the early-1940s. His career was shorten by 3 years in the Navy during World War II but he managed a total of 39 touchdowns and averaged 4.9 yards a carry in his 8-year career. Named to the Pro Football Hall of Fame All-1940s Team he was an All-Pro in 1941.
Mike Singletary
10 time All-Pro Hall of Fame Middle Linebacker of the Chicago Bears for 12 NFL Seasons. Played from 1981 to 1992
Mike Singletary
10 time All-Pro Hall of Fame Middle Linebacker of the Chicago Bears for 12 NFL Seasons. Played from 1981 to 1992
Richard Dent Sacks Brad Johnson
Richard Dent brings down Viking quarterback Brad Johnson. The Hall of Fame Bears defensive lineman racked up a total of 125.5 sacks in his 12-year career in Chicago.
Mike Ditka in 1964
Mike Ditka as a Tight End for the Chicago Bears in 1964
Defensive Back Terry Schmidt and Linebacker Doug Buffone Chicago Bears
Chicago Bear Defenders Terry Schmidt (#44) and Doug Buffone (#55)
Bronco Nagurski
Without a doubt one of - if not the - most iconic figures of the early days of professional football. Helped the Chicago Bears to 3 Championships, the last in 1943 when he returned after a 6-year absence from the game.
Doug Atkins Chicago Bears Defensive Lineman in 1963
The towering 6-foot 8-inch Hall of Fame defensive end shown in a game program photo from 1964.
Chicago Bears Head Coach Mike Ditka
After a 12-year Hall of Fame career as a tight end he had a 14-year career as Head Coach - 11 of which was spent leading the Chicago Bears. He was also the winning coach of Super Bowl XX with a 46-10 trouncing of the New England Patriots.
Dan Hampton
12-year veteran defensive lineman of the Chicago Bears from 1979 to 1990.
Dan Hampton
12-year veteran defensive lineman of the Chicago Bears from 1979 to 1990.
Dan Hampton
12-year veteran defensive lineman of the Chicago Bears from 1979 to 1990.
Dan Hampton Arkansas
The former 1st-round pick of the Chicago Bears is shown here during his days at Arkansas where he was selected as Southwest Conference Defensive Player of the Year in 1978.
Dan Hampton
12-year veteran defensive lineman of the Chicago Bears from 1979 to 1990.
Dan Hampton Chicago Bears Hall of Fame
Hall of Famer from the 1980s decade. Major player in one of the NFL's most dominate defenses ever. Credited with 57 sacks in his career, ranks #3 on the Bears All-Time sacks list.
Mike Ditka Blocks for Johnny Morris | Chicago Bears
One of the most physical tight ends to ever play the game, here he takes out a defender to spring Bear's receiver Johnny Morris.
Mike Ditka - Head Coach
After a 12-year Hall of Fame career as a tight end he had a 14-year career as Head Coach - 11 of which was spent leading the Chicago Bears. He was also the winning coach of Super Bowl XX with a 46-10 trouncing of the New England Patriots.
Sid Luckman
The son of German Jewish immigrants, Luckman was a 1st-Round Draft pick from Colombia University in 1939. Chosen by the Chicago Bears he played 11 seasons in the NFL and was voted into the Hall of Fame in 1965.
Bronco Nagurski of the Chicago Bears
Without a doubt one of - if not the - most iconic figures of the early days of professional football. Helped the Chicago Bears to 3 Championships, the last in 1943 when he returned after a 6-year absence from the game.
Dan Hampton and William Perry Sack Boomer Esiason
Major components of the famous "46" Defense of the Chicago Bears in the 1980s, lineman Dan Hampton and William Perry converge on Bengals quarterback Boomer Esiason.
Bob Avellini
Bob Avellini, Chicago Bears Quarterback
Mike Ditka
Without a doubt, one of the most iconic figures of Pro Football. 5 Pro Bowls, 2 1st Team All Pro selections, a member of 2 different NFL championship teams and a Hall of Fame induction in 1988.
Chris Chandler
Gale Sayers Bears Running Back
Was an consensus All-American at Kansas and a 1st round draft pick by the Bears and also the Chiefs of the NFL. Named the 1965 Rookie of the Year after a phenomenal season. He set an NFL record for scoring with a total of 22 touchdowns that stood till 1975. Stayed with the Bears until knee injuries forced him into retirement after the 1971 season. His 56 total touchdowns scored still ranks #5 on the Bears All-Time Scoring list. 4 times a 1st-team Pro Bowler a and 5 times All Pro. After a season ending knees injury in 1968 he returned the following season to claim the league rushing title and thus earning him the 1969 Comeback Player of the Year honor. Named to the NFL 1960s All-Decade Team, 75th Anniversary team (as a running back and a kick returner) and 100th Anniversary team he was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 1977.
Bronco Nagurski
Without a doubt one of - if not the - most iconic figures of the early days of professional football. Helped the Chicago Bears to 3 Championships, the last in 1943 when he returned after a 6-year absence from the game.
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Was an consensus All-American at Kansas and a 1st round draft pick by the Bears and also the Chiefs of the NFL. Named the 1965 Rookie of the Year after a phenomenal season. He set an NFL record for scoring with a total of 22 touchdowns that stood till 1975. Stayed with the Bears until knee injuries forced him into retirement after the 1971 season. His 56 total touchdowns scored still ranks #5 on the Bears All-Time Scoring list. 4 times a 1st-team Pro Bowler a and 5 times All Pro. After a season ending knees injury in 1968 he returned the following season to claim the league rushing title and thus earning him the 1969 Comeback Player of the Year honor. Named to the NFL 1960s All-Decade Team, 75th Anniversary team (as a running back and a kick returner) and 100th Anniversary team he was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 1977.
Dan Hampton
12-year veteran defensive lineman of the Chicago Bears from 1979 to 1990.
Bill Osmanski
3-Time Pro Bowl Fullback of the Chicago Bears. Played from 1939 to 1947 on 4 Championship teams. A graduate of Holy Cross, he served in the US Navy from 1944-1945 during World War II.
Red Grang Hal of Fame
Red Grange
Neal Anderson Chicago Bears 1991 Pro Set Card
His Chicago Bears 1991 Pro Set Trading Card. That year he led the Bears with 747 yards and 6 touchdowns rushing. He also had 47 receptions for another 368 yards and 3 scores.
Dan Hampton
12-year veteran defensive lineman of the Chicago Bears from 1979 to 1990.
Bill Osmanski Scores Against Washington in the 1940 Championship
A fourth round draft pick out of Alabama A&M Stallworth played for the Pittsburgj Steelers from 1974 to 1987. He made the Pro Bowl 3 times and played in 4 Super Bowl victories. He was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 2002.
Doug Buffone Chicago Bears
Mike Singletary
10 time All-Pro Hall of Fame Middle Linebacker of the Chicago Bears for 12 NFL Seasons. Played from 1981 to 1992
Zeke Bratkowski
The NCAA's leading passer when he graduated from Georgia, he was the second round draft pick of the Bears in 1953. He played a total of 5 years with Chicago where he had an 11 and 5 record as a starter.
Mike Singletary
10 time All-Pro Hall of Fame Middle Linebacker of the Chicago Bears for 12 NFL Seasons. Played from 1981 to 1992
Dan Hampton
12-year veteran defensive lineman of the Chicago Bears from 1979 to 1990.
Red Grange
Richard Dent
This Hall of Fame Defensive End was an 8th round draft pick from Tennessee State in 1983. He played a total of 12 years for the Chicago Bears and 15 in the NFL. The MVP of Super Bowl XX Dent was named to 4 Pro Bowls.
Mike Singletary
A member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame's All-1980s team Singletary was named Defensive player of the year for 1985 and 1988.
Mike Singletary
10 time All-Pro Hall of Fame Middle Linebacker of the Chicago Bears for 12 NFL Seasons. Played from 1981 to 1992
Red Grange
Dan Hampton
12-year veteran defensive lineman of the Chicago Bears from 1979 to 1990.
Neal Anderson
Graduate of Florida, was Chicago's 1st-round draft pick in 1986. Got the chance to become the Bears starting runner in 1988 and responded with a 1000+ yard with season with 12 touchdowns. Gained over a thousand yards 3 consecutive years (1988 t0 1990). When he retired in 1993 he was the 2nd leading rusher in Chicago Bears history with 6166 yards. As of 2019 he is still #3 in that category and #2 in All-Time Bears Touchdowns scored.
Dan Hampton
12-year veteran defensive lineman of the Chicago Bears from 1979 to 1990.
Dan Hampton
12-year veteran defensive lineman of the Chicago Bears from 1979 to 1990.
Richard Dent | October 27 1991 Game Day Cover
The legendary Chicago Bears defensive end graces the cover of the week 9 issue of Gameday Magazine, October 27, 1991
Mike Singletary
10 time All-Pro Hall of Fame Middle Linebacker of the Chicago Bears for 12 NFL Seasons. Played from 1981 to 1992
Red Grange
Mike Singletary
10 time All-Pro Hall of Fame Middle Linebacker of the Chicago Bears for 12 NFL Seasons. Played from 1981 to 1992
Dan Hampton
12-year veteran defensive lineman of the Chicago Bears from 1979 to 1990.
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Was an consensus All-American at Kansas and a 1st round draft pick by the Bears and also the Chiefs of the NFL. Named the 1965 Rookie of the Year after a phenomenal season. He set an NFL record for scoring with a total of 22 touchdowns that stood till 1975. Stayed with the Bears until knee injuries forced him into retirement after the 1971 season. His 56 total touchdowns scored still ranks #5 on the Bears All-Time Scoring list. 4 times a 1st-team Pro Bowler a and 5 times All Pro. After a season ending knees injury in 1968 he returned the following season to claim the league rushing title and thus earning him the 1969 Comeback Player of the Year honor. Named to the NFL 1960s All-Decade Team, 75th Anniversary team (as a running back and a kick returner) and 100th Anniversary team he was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 1977.
Mike Ditka - Head Coach
After a 12-year Hall of Fame career as a tight end he had a 14-year career as Head Coach - 11 of which was spent leading the Chicago Bears. He was also the winning coach of Super Bowl XX with a 46-10 trouncing of the New England Patriots.
Mike Singletary
10 time All-Pro Hall of Fame Middle Linebacker of the Chicago Bears for 12 NFL Seasons. Played from 1981 to 1992
Mike Singletary
10 time All-Pro Hall of Fame Middle Linebacker of the Chicago Bears for 12 NFL Seasons. Played from 1981 to 1992
Trace Armstrong
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Was an consensus All-American at Kansas and a 1st round draft pick by the Bears and also the Chiefs of the NFL. Named the 1965 Rookie of the Year after a phenomenal season. He set an NFL record for scoring with a total of 22 touchdowns that stood till 1975. Stayed with the Bears until knee injuries forced him into retirement after the 1971 season. His 56 total touchdowns scored still ranks #5 on the Bears All-Time Scoring list. 4 times a 1st-team Pro Bowler a and 5 times All Pro. After a season ending knees injury in 1968 he returned the following season to claim the league rushing title and thus earning him the 1969 Comeback Player of the Year honor. Named to the NFL 1960s All-Decade Team, 75th Anniversary team (as a running back and a kick returner) and 100th Anniversary team he was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 1977.
Dan Hampton
12-year veteran defensive lineman of the Chicago Bears from 1979 to 1990.
Dan Hampton
12-year veteran defensive lineman of the Chicago Bears from 1979 to 1990.
Doug Flutie
NFL and CFL Quarterback Doug Flutie played a total of 19 years in Professional Football is shown here as a Chicago Bear.
Mike Ditka
6 seasons with the Bears and 5 Pro Bowl Appearances
Receiving Statistics with Chicago
| Games |
Catches |
Yards |
Average |
Longest |
TDs |
| 84 |
316 |
4503 |
14.3 |
76 |
34 |
Gale Sayers and the Packers Defender Willie Wood
The Hall of Fame Bears runner squares off against Packers great Willie Wood.
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Dan Hampton
12-year veteran defensive lineman of the Chicago Bears from 1979 to 1990.
Mike Ditka - Head Coach
After a 12-year Hall of Fame career as a tight end he had a 14-year career as Head Coach - 11 of which was spent leading the Chicago Bears. He was also the winning coach of Super Bowl XX with a 46-10 trouncing of the New England Patriots.
Mike Ditka
6 seasons with the Bears and 5 Pro Bowl Appearances
Receiving Statistics with Chicago
| Games |
Catches |
Yards |
Average |
Longest |
TDs |
| 84 |
316 |
4503 |
14.3 |
76 |
34 |
Sid Luckman
The son of German Jewish immigrants, Luckman was a 1st-Round Draft pick from Colombia University in 1939. Chosen by the Chicago Bears he played 11 seasons in the NFL and was voted into the Hall of Fame in 1965.
Richard Dent
This Hall of Fame Defensive End was an 8th round draft pick from Tennessee State in 1983. He played a total of 12 years for the Chicago Bears and 15 in the NFL. The MVP of Super Bowl XX Dent was named to 4 Pro Bowls.