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They stay at their homes in Chicago It is possible that some of them live in hotels

William 'The Refrigerator' Perry is 48 years old (birthdate: December 16, 1962).

William 'Refrigerator' Perry is 6 feet 2 inches tall. During his NFL career, his weight was 335 pounds. He played for both the Chicago Bears and the Philadelphia Eagles.

Jeff Joniak and former Bears linebacker Tom Thayer provide commentary for Chicago Bears fans around the world on Chicago's WBBM AM 780. Jeff has been announcing games since 2001. Before that, he provided pre-game coverage since 1997, and before that he covered the Chicago Bulls from 1991 to 1996.

Tom has an incredible devotion to the team he was a part of and helped take to a 1985 season Superbowl championship. He provides color commentary with fervor unlike most players-turned-commentators and an animated bias to Chicago that delights fans everywhere.

Mike Hass WR played at Oregon State. Now plays for Seattle.

That would be Will White of the 1879 Cincinnati Reds who pitched in 680 innings. Since 1900, the most innings pitched in a season is 464 by Ed Walsh of the Chicago White Sox in 1908. Since 1950, the most innings pitched in a season is 376 2/3 by Wilbur Wood of the Chicago White Sox in 1972.

In 1986, Walter Payton became the first football player to be shown on the front of a box of Wheaties.

In 1987 the last year he played for the Bears

18-1: They're the last team to go 18-1 and win the Super Bowl. The only other team to accomplish that feat (and ironically so) were the the 1984 San Francisco 49'ers. The team that defeated the Bears in the 1984 (the game actually took place in January of 1985) NFC. Championship Game 23-0, and taunted the Bears who took it in stride and promised it would be a totally different outcome next year. Those prophetic Bears, eh?

No one of great significance has worn 25 in the last 30 years. The list is as follows:

Garrett Wolfe

Bobby Gray

Autry Denson

Thomas Smith

Tom Carter

Chris Martin

Anthony Johnson

Keshon Johnson

Brad Muster

Todd Bell

In addition to the above list, Pro Bowl defensive back (and occasional running back) J.C. Caroline wore number 25 for the Bears from 1956 through 1965.

While the number is still in use, currently by PK Robbie Gould, the most notable to where the number was "the Punky QB" Jim McMahon. The only Bears quarterback to win the Super Bowl

Walter Payton, renowned for his exceptional football career with the Chicago Bears, profoundly influenced countless lives both on and off the field. His work ethic, sportsmanship, and humility inspired teammates and fans alike, setting a standard for excellence and character in professional sports. Beyond football, Payton was deeply involved in philanthropic efforts, particularly in advocating for children's education and well-being, which left a lasting impact on his community. His legacy continues to inspire future generations to strive for greatness while giving back to society.

The Chicago Bears franchise has won 9 championships since its creation. Their first championship, in 1921, took place in the American Professional Football Association (APFA). The AFPA was renamed the National Football League, the following year, in 1922.

1921 (APFA),

1932 (NFL),

1933 (NFL),

1940 (NFL),

1941 (NFL),

1943 (NFL),

1946 (NFL),

1963 (NFL), and

1985 (NFL Super Bowl XX).

1969. They were 1-13.

Yes!In his career as a Tight End,he played for the Chicago Bears,Philedelphia Eagles,and the Dallas Cowboys.He also coached for the New Orleans Saints and Chicago Bears.

The 1990 Bears went 11-5 and won the NFC Central division. They defeated the New Orleans Saints in the Wild Card playoff round and then lost to the New York Giants in the Divisional Playoff round.

Four kickoffs - St. Louis twice, Detroit and Denver. Seven punts. Minnesota twice, Green Bay, Denver, Kansas City, New Orleans and Arizona. Also missed field goal return against the Giants and superbowl kick return against the Colts. Thirteen total if you include these two.

The Vikings joined the NFL as an expansion team in 1961.

3 Punt Return Touchdowns

Through the 2007 NFL season, the all time NFL leaders in special teams tackles are:

1. Mark Pike, 283

2. Larry Izzo, 266 (active)

3. Keith Burns, 231

4. Gary Stills, 218 (active)

5. Bill Bates, 216

6. Steve Tasker, 186

Dick Butkus scored one TD in his career, that on a fumble recovery in the end zone against the Houston Oilers on October 28, 1973.

Sunday, October 7, 1984. At Soldier Field in Chicago, IL. vs the New Orleans Saints. With 14:11 left in the 3rd quarter, it was 2nd down and 9 yards to go for a first down and the Bears leading 13-7. The play called, Toss 28 Weak, was a simple one with Payton getting the toss from QB McMahon and running between OT Covert and TE Moorehead, Payton gained 6 yards straight ahead. The crowd cheered wildly, fans, reporters and all the Bears ran onto the field to congratulate Payton. Jim Brown's long held and most prestigious NFL. record now belonged to the heavens. I'm sure no one on hand that memorable day ever thought that in 15 years and 25 days Mr. Walter Payton would join that record much too soon.