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The '''Chicago Bears''' are a [[National Football League]] [[franchise]] based in [[Chicago]], [[Illinois]]. They are part of the National Football Conference (NFC) and play in the NFC North Division.
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The '''Chicago Bears''' are a [[National Football League]] ([[NFL]]) team based in [[Chicago]], [[Illinois]]. They are members of the [[National Football Conference]] (NFC) North Division.
  
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==History and League Success==
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The Bears were founded in 1919 in Decatur, Illinois as the Decatur Staleys (named after their founder, A. E. Staley) and joined the NFL in 1920 as a charter franchise.<ref>The Bears are one of only two charter franchises (along with the Chicago Cardinals, now the [[Arizona Cardinals]]) that are still in operation.)</ref> In 1921, the team moved to Chicago and became the Chicago Staleys for one year, changing its name to the Bears after the team was purchased by [[George Halas]] (who was the coach at the time; the Halas family still owns the team).
  
== History ==
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The Bears have played in two [[Super Bowl]]s, winning in 1985 with the famed "Monsters of the Midway" defense.  It also won eight NFL titles prior to the NFL-AFL merger. It has the most retired jersey numbers, the most members enshrined in the Pro Football Hall of Fame and the most victories of any franchise.
The Chicago Bears were founded in 1919. They were origanally the Decatur Staleys, named after their founder, A. E. Staley. In 1921, the team moved and became the Chicago Staleys and in 1922, after George Halas (the coach at the time) bought the team from Staley, they became they Chicago Bears. Halas coached the Bears from 1920-1929, from 1933-1942, from 1946-1955 and then from 1958-1967, winning 6 National Championships, 318 regular season games and going undefeated in the regular season twice.
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The Bears currently have 27 [[NFL]] Hall of Fame players. Some of their most famous players include [[Dick Butkus]], [[Walter Payton]], [[Gale Sayers]], [[Mike Singletary]], [[Richard Dent]] and [[Sid Luckman]].
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==NFC North Rivals==
 
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==Roster==
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===Quarterbacks===
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*6 - Jay Cutler
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*4 - Matt Blanchard
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*12 - Josh McCown
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===Running Backs===
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*43 - Jason Davis
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*22 - [[Matt Forte]]
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*27 - Kevin Jones
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*29 - Adrian Peterson
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*25 - Garrett Wolfe
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===Fullbacks===
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*37 - Jason McKie
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===Wide Receivers===
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*19 - Devin Aromashodu
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*85 - Earl Bennett
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*86 - Marty Booker
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*81 - Rashied Davis
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*23 - [[Devin Hester]]
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*80 - Brandon Lloyd
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*84 - Brandon Rideau
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===Tight Ends===
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*88 - Desmond Clark
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*87 - Kellen Davis
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*82 - Greg Olsen
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===Offensive Tackles===
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*78 - John St. Clair
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* - Frank Omiyale
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* - Kevin Shaffer
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*74 - Chris Williams
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*69 - Fred Miller
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===Guards===
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*67 - Josh Beekman
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*72 - Dan Buenning
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*63 - Roberto Garza
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===Centers===
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*65 - Patrick Mannelly
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===Defensive Ends===
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*97 - Mark Anderson
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*99 - Ervin Baldwin
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*96 - Alex Brown
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*93 - Adewale Ogunleye
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===Defensive Tackles===
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*95 - Anthony Adams
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*91 - Tommie Harris
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*94 - Marcus Harrison
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*71 - Israel Idonije
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*75 - Matt Toeaina
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*98 - Dusty Dvoracek
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===Linebackers===
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*55 - [[Lance Briggs]]
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*59 - Gilbert Gardner
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*92 - Hunter Hillenmeyer
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*90 - Joey LaRocque
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*53 - Nick Roach
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*54 - [[Brian Urlacher]]
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*52 - Jamar Williams
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*58 - Darrell McClover
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===Cornerbacks===
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*21 - Corey Graham
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*24 - Marcus Hamilton
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*26 - Trumaine McBride
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*33 - Charles Tillman
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*35 - Zackary Bowman
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*31 - Nathan Vasher
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===Safeties===
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*36 - Brandon McGowan
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*30 - Mike Brown
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* - Josh Bullocks
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*38 - Danieal Manning
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*44 - Kevin Payne
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*20 - Craig Steltz
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===Kickers===
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*9 - Robbie Gould
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===Punters===
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*4 - Brad Maynard
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==See also==
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*[[Detroit Lions]]
 
*[[Detroit Lions]]
*[[Green Bay Packers]]
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*[[Green Bay Packers]] (the Bears-Packers rivalry is the oldest continuously-played rivalry in the NFL, with over 200 games played; when the NFL celebrated its centennial season in 2019 it began the season with a Bears-Packers matchup in commemoration as opposed to its usual tradition of opening with the defending Super Bowl Champion)
 
*[[Minnesota Vikings]]
 
*[[Minnesota Vikings]]
*[[National Football Conference]]
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==References==
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{{reflist}}
  
 
== External links ==
 
== External links ==
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[[Category:Illinois]]
 
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Latest revision as of 03:19, July 5, 2025

The Chicago Bears are a National Football League (NFL) team based in Chicago, Illinois. They are members of the National Football Conference (NFC) North Division.

History and League Success

The Bears were founded in 1919 in Decatur, Illinois as the Decatur Staleys (named after their founder, A. E. Staley) and joined the NFL in 1920 as a charter franchise.[1] In 1921, the team moved to Chicago and became the Chicago Staleys for one year, changing its name to the Bears after the team was purchased by George Halas (who was the coach at the time; the Halas family still owns the team).

The Bears have played in two Super Bowls, winning in 1985 with the famed "Monsters of the Midway" defense. It also won eight NFL titles prior to the NFL-AFL merger. It has the most retired jersey numbers, the most members enshrined in the Pro Football Hall of Fame and the most victories of any franchise.

NFC North Rivals

  • Detroit Lions
  • Green Bay Packers (the Bears-Packers rivalry is the oldest continuously-played rivalry in the NFL, with over 200 games played; when the NFL celebrated its centennial season in 2019 it began the season with a Bears-Packers matchup in commemoration as opposed to its usual tradition of opening with the defending Super Bowl Champion)
  • Minnesota Vikings

References

  1. The Bears are one of only two charter franchises (along with the Chicago Cardinals, now the Arizona Cardinals) that are still in operation.)

External links


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