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The Best Captains Finally Emerge, Graham Gives Back, Hester's Hall of Fame Magic, and Other Bears Bullets - Vimarsana News

The Best Captains Finally Emerge, Graham Gives Back, Hester's Hall of Fame Magic, and Other Bears Bullets

Devin Hester's excellence is why he is one of 26 modern-era players who are semifinalists for the Pro Football Hall of Fame's class of '22. 

Cardinals quick turnaround haunting Bears - Vimarsana News

Cardinals quick turnaround haunting Bears

In 2018, Matt Nagy’s Bears were just getting started on a 12-4 season when they beat the Cardinals 16-14. Three years later, the Cardinals (9-2) are the No. 1 seed in the NFC. The Bears (4-7) are 14th.

Bears and Rookie QB Fields Face Stern Test Against Aaron Rodgers and the Packers - Vimarsana News

Bears and Rookie QB Fields Face Stern Test Against Aaron Rodgers and the Packers

It’s the oldest rivalry in football, but the Packers have had the upper hand for most of the past decade. The Bears have won just three games against the Packers and lost 19 since 2011.

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Good, bad and ugly Chicago Bears numbers - Sports Illustrated Chicago Bears News, Analysis and More - Vimarsana News

Good, bad and ugly Chicago Bears numbers - Sports Illustrated Chicago Bears News, Analysis and More

There are telling statistics among the figures the Chicago Bears have accumulated and they suggest a team with a 2-2 record has been fortunate it's not worse.

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Former Bears linebacker Geno Hayes dies at age 33 from liver disease - Vimarsana News

Former Bears linebacker Geno Hayes dies at age 33 from liver disease

Rick Scuteri/AP Former Bears and Florida State linebacker Geno Hayes, who had been under hospice care at his parents’ home in Georgia, died Monday evening from liver disease. He was 33. Frankie Carroll, who coached Hayes at Madison County (Fla.) High School, told the Tallahassee Democrat he was informed of the player’s passing by Hayes’ family. “It’s one of those things where you have to make sure you tell them you love them,” said Carroll, who recently visited Hayes. In an interview with ESPN earlier this year, Hayes said he was diagnosed with “chronic liver disease” two ye...