1970: The Chicago Bears played their last game at Wrigley Field. The NFL had pressured the Bears to move because seating ...

The Spun's "Then and Now" magazine revisits the Bears' unforgettable Super Bowl XX season with Dan Hampton, Mike Singletary ...

Rome Odunze was listed as a non-participant for the second straight day at the Chicago Bears practice. While the Bears didn’t practice on Wednesday, Thursday’s on-field session confirmed the concern: ...

Owen Ayers looked like a good hitter in the 2025 Arizona Fall League. Until batting .379 in 20 games there, the 24-year-old switch hitter was not ranked among the Chicago Cubs’ top prospects. Two hot ...

Wednesday marked the 40th anniversary of the recording of "The Super Bowl Shuffle," performed by members of the 1985 Chicago Bears. Paul Natkin / Getty Images Every year, like clockwork, an NFL team ...

The rap song and accompanying music video were released in 1985 and starred The Chicago Bears, weeks before they won the Super Bowl Virginia Chamlee is a Politics Writer at PEOPLE. She has been ...

1934: Chicago Bears rookie Beattie Feathers became the first professional to rush for 1,000 yards in a season (1,004), leading the NFL. 1942: Italian physicist and Nobel Prize winner Enrico Fermi and ...

The 1985 Chicago Bears were, and still are, much more than your average Super Bowl champion. That team was so dominant, so iconic, that their triumph became woven into the very fabric of the NFL.

Here’s a look back at what happened in the Chicago area on Dec. 2, according to the Tribune’s archives. Is an important event missing from this date? Email us. Enrico Fermi at the controls of a 100 ...

CHICAGO — Don Pierson called 1985 the “most memorable season” not just for the Chicago Bears, but for any NFL team. The personalities, the injuries, the swagger, the statistics — all of the season’s ...

The Chicago Bears went back in time on Black Friday in their 24-15 win over the Philadelphia Eagles. While the Bears won by nine points, the game wasn't that close. Chicago dominated Philadelphia ...