Days until first game - jersey #s

[G08]

The Interceptor himself, Nathan Vasher

[DaSuperfan]

RIP - had a decent rookie season with 1000+ yards and 10 TD's and it was all downhill for him after that.

[Otis Day]

Tony Carter, FB, 1994-97

[UOK]

Injuries derailed what was otherwise arguably the best Bears safety career in decades.

[Otis Day]

Dennis "Pinky" Gentry, my #1, #29



My #2, #29, Adrian Peterson



My #3, #29, The Ultraback, Raymont Harris

[Otis Day]

Willie Galimore, 5th rd draft pick in 1956. played 7 seasons with the Bears. He was killed in a car accident at age 29 during training camp in 1964. His number is retired.

[Otis Day]

13th overall pick in the 1996 draft. 6 yr started for the Bears. 15 ints for the Bears and returned 3 for TDs. Played 7 more years after leaving the Bears. He had a pretty damn good career.

[Otis Day]

John Mangum

[Boris13c]

Matt Suhey ... the Bears have never really had the fullback position figured out since he retired ... just a wide variety of H-Back types whose combined efforts over the years amounted to less impact that Suhey had in just 1

[DaSuperfan]

Tim Jennings was a solid contributor for Lovie's defense.

[Otis Day]

One of the most talked about holdouts in the day, Todd Bell screwed himself out of a Super Bowl. A hitter that was making a name for himself, then the 85-86 season rolled around.

Go to about the 46 second mark.

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[Boris13c]

I thought Muster was going to be a true star, but he never really took that next big step IMO

[G08]

I thought Muster was going to be a true star, but he never really took that next big step IMO

I liked him quite a bit when I was a young warthog.

[Otis Day]

Roosevelt "Rosey" Taylor, safety out of Grambling. Played for the Bears from 1961-69. Helped lead the Bears to the NFL Championship in 1963. He led the NFL in interceptions that year with 9. 2x Pro Bowl player while in Chicago.




Virgil Livers, ole one ball, arrived in Chicago in 1975 along with Walter Payton. He played 68 games, starting 60 as a CB. Finished his career with 12 ints.

[UOK]

Ricky Manning Jr. was a vital acquisition of the 2006 Bears NFC champion team. Big playmaker, great depth.

[G08]

Ricky Manning Jr. was a vital acquisition of the 2006 Bears NFC champion team. Big playmaker, great depth.

Also World Renowned Nerd Slapper.

[BlueAndOrangeDog]

Marion the Librarian, infamous for his out of bounds awareness.

[Otis Day]

Vestee Jackson anyone?

[Otis Day]

[UOK]

One of the best corners/special teams aces of the modern era, Jerry Azumah!

[G08]

I can't believe ya'll!!

[UOK]

To be fair, nobody mentioned Jordan Howard yesterday. I kind of also look at this list as an opportunity to point out lesser-known guys who had these digits.

[Otis Day]

Exactly.

[The Marshall Plan]

[Otis Day]

Stayin in the same lane, dimunitive RBs:

[docc]

He should be remembered..sad ending for a great player

[Otis Day]

DD was a stud. Loved that guy from ND on.

[Otis Day]

Cecil Turner, 1968-73, FL/PR/KR. He went to the Pro Bowl in 1970 as a KR after have 4 return TDs. This is still an NFL record. Those would be the only return TDs he would have for his career. Hester had 5 in his career.

[Otis Day]

The first #20 I remember, Joe Taylor. DB for the Bears from 67-74. Recorded 15 ints for the Bears. He was originally drafted by the Giants in the 15th rd in 67. He died in 2001 at the age of 61.

[Otis Day]

Gary Huff, one of the many awful QBs to play for the Bears. He started 22 games for the Bears from 73-76. He compiled a 5-17 record. He threw 34 ints and only 12 TDs He was the 33rd overall pick by the Bears in the 73 draft. He would finish his shitty career with the popsicle Buccaneers (2 yrs) where he would throw another 16 ints in only 6 games. Now that is what you call suck.