ESPN is being criticized for failing to air any of the Brian Urlacher ceremony during halftime of the Chicago Bears-Seattle Seahawks game on “Monday Night Football.
When people look back at some of the best Hall of Fame classes of all time, the Class of 2018 will certainly get some recognition.
Brian Urlacher earned a total of more than $70 million during his 13 seasons with the Chicago Bears, and the mother of his 12-year-old son has filed a lawsuit demanding that the former linebacker for
The Chicago Bears surprised the masses when they traded up to draft Mitchell Trubisky after signing free agent quarterback Mike Glennon to a multiyear deal. Brian Urlacher was no exception.
Brian Urlacher embarked on a promotional tour Tuesday to show off his new head of hair covering up his previously bald dome, and at least one ex-teammate is having some fun with him.
Brian Urlacher — the same intimidating, bald Brian Urlacher that was one of the most ferocious linebackers in the NFL for 13 seasons — is now rocking a full head of hair.
The Carolina Panthers acquired Jared Allen from the Chicago Bears in a trade this week, and one former player gave the move his seal of approval.
Brian Urlacher spent four seasons as teammates with Jay Cutler in Chicago, and it does not sound like the two were the best of friends.
