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Bart Starr resisted giving up his authority over personnel matters President Robert Parins and the executive committee didn’t stop him from hiring Ron Wolf Mar 11, 2021 at 09:30 AM Gordon from Jupiter, FL Several years ago, I read that in 1978 GM/HC Bart Starr went to the board of directors and said he wished to give up his dual position and continue to serve as head coach only. He recommended that the team hire Ron Wolf, then employed by Tampa Bay, as the new general manager. The board, according to the article, rejected Starr's offer and he conti...

All-In on Russell, Nall In on a Special Teamer’s Return, Pursuing Packers, and Other Bears Bullets One of the most underrated seasons when you live in Chicago is Fake Spring. It comes around after every February’s deep freeze. The temperatures hit 40 degrees and it feels a heckuva lot warmer after feeling single-digits. To celebrate, I’m planning on making steaks on the grill. Are you planning on cooking out, too? Cool. Here’s an all-purpose marinade I like to you on pork, chicken, and beef: https://twitter.com/lcm1986/status/1365330187634806786 Happy eating. •   ICYMI: Russell Wil...

Which Movie QB Would Be Perfect For Chicago Bears This Season? For this upcoming season, the Chicago Bears should get one of these movie quarterbacks. I have been a lifelong Chicago Bears fan. I am with them in good times and in bad. For the last several years, it had been a lot more bad than good. There is one problem that has been haunting the team for years. That is the lack of a decent quarterback. I am not even asking for a great one. No need for a Hall of Famer here. I just want one that is serviceable. Is that too much to ask?

Feb 16, 2021 Unsourced stories and rumors piling up out of Philadelphia keep suggesting Carson Wentz would rather go to the Indianapolis Colts than the Bears in a trade. These all stemmed from Chris Simms' comment that he had been told by someone close to Wentz that Indianapolis would be the quarterback's preference. Another sketchy report from Eytan Shander of the Philly Voice on Tuesday suggests the Bears are either out or pulling out of the Wentz sweepstakes.  So apparently Wentz will be elated. Trades don't always send quarterbacks or any other player to "their preference." Sports Illust...

You can’t be disappointed if you think it will be business as usual for the team, which hasn’t had a franchise quarterback since Sid Luckman.