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I am really really hoping Kevin White has his odd bad luck injury stuff behind him and he can become the guy we all hope and own #11 for future positive reference

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Henry Burris - CFL star who was an embarrassment in the NFL for the Bears ... so went back to the CFL where again was a CFL star :

A belated congratulations to ex-Bear Henry Burris, 2016 Grey Cup champion and MVP
For Chicago Bears historians, 2002 provided two historical footnotes:

* A full season with home games in Champaign, Ill., while Soldier Field was renovated
* One-time starting quarterback Henry Burris

The rest of Burris’s football career has been anything but a footnote. After his short run in the NFL, Burris returned to the Canadian Football League and launched one of the greatest careers in that league’s history.

Including his first four seasons of professional football from 1997 to 2000, Burris has played 17 years in the CFL and is third in league history in passing yards. He is all over the league’s record book, has won the league’s Most Outstanding Player award twice, led his teams to the Grey Cup championship twice (plus once as a reserve), and won the game’s MVP award twice.
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Kordell Stewart was one of those acquisitions that really stood out to me as a newer fan. I knew he was going to be terrible, and sure enough - he was. It was the start of my "Why the hell are the Bears doing this?" mindset that hasn't entirely faded.
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That was a move that was kind of a head scratcher. The team was not set up for him and he was done at the time he came over. I remember him being pretty gun shy.

Henry Burris, made for the CFL.
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Bill Wade, a Bear from 61-66, he compiled a 27-20-2 record. He actually threw for over 3000 yds in 1962. Led the Bears to the 63 Championship.
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WE NEVER SHOULD HAVE CUT HIM

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Punky QB. You’ve got to love him.


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Granted he played for the stupid Packers, but he wore a Bears jersey to the White House...

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Can't forget Shane Matthews, who tag-teamed the QB position with the oft-injured Jim Miller in the early 00's.

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Hugh Gallarneau, 1941-42 and 1945-47. He rushed for 1421 yards and scored 33 TDs for the beloved over that time frame. He started 32 of 53 games played. 3rd round pick in 1941 out of Stanford.



In the 1941 NFL Draft, Gallarneau was selected in the third round by the Chicago Bears. He played for the Bears for the 1941 and 1942 seasons. Gallarneau still holds the Bears' record for the longest punt return in a postseason game, returning a punt 81 yards for a touchdown against the Green Bay Packers in the divisional playoffs to help lead the Bears to the 1941 NFL Championship game.[2] The return also remains the third-longest in NFL postseason history.[3]

In 1943, Gallarneau joined the Marine Corps to fight in World War II, where he fought in the Pacific Theater and rose to the rank of Major.[1] He was a member of an Air Warning Squadron during the Battle of Okinawa and was responsible for directing night fighters to intercept incoming Japanese aircraft[4] He returned to the Bears for the 1945 season, and played three more seasons before retiring in 1947.[1]

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#52 Jerseys are now a must buy.
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Papa Bear himself, 1920-28, played end.


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Ed Sprinkle
Ed Sprinkle, who gained a reputation as “the meanest man in football” while playing for the Chicago Bears, leveling quarterbacks with ferocity in becoming a rugged prototype for pro football’s pass-rushing defensive ends, died on Monday in Palos Heights, Ill. He was 90.

His daughter, Susan Withers, confirmed the death.

Even by the N.F.L.’s roughhouse standards of his era — the 1940s and ’50s, when players like Chuck Bednarik and Bucko Kilroy of the Philadelphia Eagles and Hardy Brown of the San Francisco 49ers were notorious tough guys — Sprinkle stood out.

He weighed only 200 pounds or so, but in his 12 seasons with the Bears, he flattened quarterbacks with a powerful forearm delivered to the nose, jaw or throat, a legal tactic at the time that earned him the nickname the Claw.

“I never really played dirty football in my life, but I’d knock the hell out of a guy if I got the chance,” Sprinkle told Stuart Leuthner in the oral history “Iron Men” (1988).
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Aint gonna pass on a chance to post Smokin' Jay!

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George McAfee, 1940-41, 1945-50, college and pro football HOFer, served in the Navy from 42 to 45. . Red Grange, a star of earlier Bears teams, called McAfee "the most dangerous man with the football in the game." Made NFL 's All Decade Team, 40s. Voted into the HOF in 1966. Not only was he stud HB he had 25 ints.
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Pagan wrote:#52 Jerseys are now a must buy.
I ordered an orange Biscuits jersey this week. I'm waiting to see if they come out with a throwback Mack jersey.
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Bears Whiskey Nut wrote:
Pagan wrote:#52 Jerseys are now a must buy.
I ordered an orange Biscuits jersey this week. I'm waiting to see if they come out with a throwback Mack jersey.
1947 throwback Mack jersey would be fucking nasty bro, do it!!!
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Where do you guys get your jerseys from online?
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The only Bear to wear #3, Bronco Nagurski.
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Edward "Dutch" Sternaman, 1920-30, 28th in franchise scoring.

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Paddy Driscoll, 1926-29. Known as the best drop kicker in the league. Inducted into HOF in 1965. Spent early part of his career with the Chicago Cardinals. Was an asst coach and head coach for the Bears and also worked in the front office. In 1917 played for the Chicago Cubs

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G08 wrote:
Bears Whiskey Nut wrote:
Pagan wrote:#52 Jerseys are now a must buy.
I ordered an orange Biscuits jersey this week. I'm waiting to see if they come out with a throwback Mack jersey.
1947 throwback Mack jersey would be fucking nasty bro, do it!!!
Yeah. I will they haven’t come out with it yet, but that will be sick. If anyone on that defense deserves the throwback, it’s Mack.


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The Marshall Plan wrote:Where do you guys get your jerseys from online?
I get mine at Fanatics.


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Bears Whiskey Nut wrote:
The Marshall Plan wrote:Where do you guys get your jerseys from online?
I get mine at Fanatics.


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I get mine at aliexpress.com Lot of peeps would worry about this China site but I have not had one problem and they are a fraction of the cost you pay anywhere else. I use Visa gift cards instead of my personal charge cards. I have gotten hockey jerseys and Bears jerseys as well as some kick ass jersey sweatshirts.

They have a supply of Mack jerseys.

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GAME DAY BITCHES!!!!!!!!! :toast: :headbang: :jump:


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