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The cause of death for the late Dick Butkus has been revealed. TMZ Sports obtained the death certificate for Butkus, which showed that the former Chicago Bears legend died from a stroke. An irregular heartbeat that Butkus had weeks prior to his …
One of the greatest defensive players in NFL history has died this week. TMZ Sports reported Thursday that Chicago Bears legend Dick Butkus has died at the age of 80. Paramedics reportedly responded to a call for a medical emergency at Butkus’ …
Dick Butkus shared a great post on X Thursday in which he trolled his former divisional rivals. Butkus tweeted about his excitment for Thursday night’s NFL kickoff game. However, he wasn’t so thrilled about the Lions being a part of it. …
Dick Butkus has seemingly made it his mission in life to troll Aaron Rodgers and the Green Bay Packers, and the Chicago Bears legend’s latest work proves he does not plan on stopping anytime soon. A report this week confirmed what many have …
Hall of Famer Dick Butkus had a strong message for the Cincinnati Bengals ahead of the Super Bowl. The Bengals are set to face the Los Angeles Rams in the Super Bowl on Sunday. Though the Rams are only 15th in the league in points allowed, they have …
Chicago Bears legend Dick Butkus has been throwing haymakers on Twitter in recent weeks, and not even his own family is safe. Butkus’ nephew, Luke Butkus, has been an assistant coach with the Green Bay Packers for the past three seasons. He was …
Chicago Bears legend Dick Butkus has quickly become popular on Twitter with his hilariously unapologetic takes, and those who follow him will not be surprised to see he is showing no sympathy for Aaron Rodgers. Butkus subtly trolled the Packers over …
A new (and unlikely) king appears to have emerged in the NFL Twitterverse. Retired Chicago Bears legend Dick Butkus took a funny shot at Green Bay Packers star Aaron Rodgers in a tweet Friday. Butkus was recently verified with a blue checkmark on …
The NFL and NFL players union have been unable to reach an agreement on HGH testing and will not have a policy in place this season. Hall of Fame linebacker Dick Butkus finds that “inexcusable.” As the NFL reached an agreement to settle …
