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I hold the Bears' record for most career interceptions, am a member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame, and was known for my exceptional ball-hawking skills. My nickname reflected my ability to make game-changing plays. Who am I?

  1. I played my entire 12-season NFL career with the Chicago Bears.
  2. My jersey number was 41.
  3. I was a key member of the legendary 1985 Bears defense.
  4. My nickname was "The Hitman".
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I was a Pro Bowler and All-Pro selection who holds the Bears' record for most sacks in a single season. I also have a Super Bowl ring with another team.

  1. I was drafted in the 2nd round of the 2002 NFL Draft
  2. My nickname was 'The Sack Man'
  3. I had a 17.5 sack season with the Bears
  4. I played with the Atlanta Falcons and the New England Patriots after leaving Chicago
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I was a Pro Bowl selection in 2018, known for my powerful runs and physical style. I joined the Bears in 2017 and was a key component of their offensive efforts for several seasons. Although my career saw other stops, my time in Chicago was when I was most productive. I also had a brief stint with another team before rejoining the Bears.

  1. I was drafted in the 4th round of the 2015 NFL draft.
  2. My jersey number was 24.
  3. I played running back.
  4. I was known as "The Human Bowling Ball".
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I played linebacker for the Bears in the 1980s, was known for my intensity, and was part of the legendary '46 Defense.' I am a College Football Hall of Famer and am known for my role in a very popular commercial.

  1. I was drafted in the second round of the 1981 NFL Draft.
  2. I had a notable feud with a San Francisco 49ers player.
  3. I wore the jersey number 50.
  4. I was a key part of the Bears' Super Bowl XX victory.
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Which Chicago Bears player, known for his versatility and significant contributions on both offense and special teams, spent the majority of his career with the team in the 2010s, earning a Pro Bowl selection and being a consistent starter?

  1. This player was drafted by the Bears in the 2010s.
  2. He primarily played a non-quarterback offensive position, but was also impactful on special teams.
  3. He was known for his reliability and consistent performance.
  4. He earned a Pro Bowl selection during his time with the Bears.
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I hold the Bears' record for most career interceptions, and my jersey number is retired. I was known for my hard-hitting style and ball-hawking abilities. I was part of the legendary 1985 Bears defense, but my career extended beyond that dominant era. My nickname reflected my relentless nature and on-field intensity. Who am I?

  1. My jersey number is 47.
  2. I played safety for the Bears.
  3. I am a member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
  4. My nickname was 'The Hitman'.
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I hold the Chicago Bears' record for most career sacks, instilling fear in opposing quarterbacks. Though my career was unfortunately cut short due to injury, my impact on the game remains undeniable. I was known for my intense playing style and dedication to the Bears organization. Who am I?

  1. I played college football at the University of Florida.
  2. My jersey number was 99.
  3. I was drafted by the Bears in the first round of the 1985 NFL Draft.
  4. My last name is shared with a type of large wild cat.
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I hold the Chicago Bears record for most career interceptions. I was known for my ball-hawking skills and hard-hitting style. I played my entire 12-year NFL career with the Bears. My jersey number is retired by the team. Who am I?

  1. I was a key member of the Bears' dominant defense in the 1980s.
  2. I played safety.
  3. My nickname was "The Hitman".
  4. I was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2018.
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I was drafted by the Bears, played multiple positions on offense, and was known for my versatility and surprising contributions in crucial moments, despite not always being a starter. I also hold a unique place in Bears lore due to a memorable play in a significant game.

  1. My jersey number was in the 80s.
  2. I played under multiple head coaches during my time with the Bears.
  3. I had a knack for making catches in the end zone.
  4. My versatility allowed me to line up as a receiver, tight end, and even in the backfield.
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I hold the Chicago Bears record for most career interceptions. I played my entire 12-year NFL career with the Bears and was known for my ball-hawking skills and leadership in the secondary. I was a key member of the legendary 1985 Bears defense.

  1. Hint 1: I am considered one of the greatest defensive backs in Bears history.
  2. Hint 2: My jersey number was 47.
  3. Hint 3: I was nicknamed 'Mongo' by my teammates. (Note: This is incorrect. It was actually Dan Hampton)
  4. Hint 4: I was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2000.
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I was known for my dominant defensive play, earning a nickname that suggested my ability to cause chaos in the backfield. I played my entire career with the Bears. I was a key part of the 1985 Super Bowl winning team.

  1. My nickname was related to a natural disaster.
  2. I played defensive tackle.
  3. I was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
  4. I wore the number 76.
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I hold the Chicago Bears' record for most career sacks, and my jersey number is retired. Although I terrorized opposing quarterbacks, I was known for my quiet demeanor off the field. I played my entire 12-season NFL career with the Bears. Who am I?

  1. My nickname referenced a ferocious animal.
  2. I was a first-round draft pick by the Bears in 1985.
  3. I was part of the legendary 1985 Bears defense.
  4. I was known for 'The Grab' a play against the Vikings.
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Which Chicago Bears player holds the franchise record for most career rushing touchdowns, despite playing in a different position early in his career?

  1. He was drafted by the Bears as a wide receiver.
  2. He later transitioned to running back.
  3. He has been a consistent offensive weapon for the team for many years.
  4. His jersey number is in the 20s.
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I hold the Bears franchise record for most career sacks, terrorizing quarterbacks for over a decade. My intensity and relentless pursuit on the field earned me the nickname 'Peanut Tillman's Best Friend.' I was known for celebrating sacks with a distinctive 'sack dance' that delighted fans. Though injuries plagued my later years, my impact on the Bears defense is undeniable.

  1. Played defensive end for the Chicago Bears.
  2. Known for a memorable 'sack dance'.
  3. Teammate of Charles 'Peanut' Tillman.
  4. Bears all-time sack leader.
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I am a Chicago Bears player who was drafted in the 6th round, played Wide Receiver, and was known for my ability to make crucial plays in the red zone. My NFL career spanned from 1977-1986 and all with the Bears.

  1. My nickname was 'the Horse'
  2. I was part of the 1985 Super Bowl XX winning team.
  3. I led the Bears in receiving touchdowns in 1981 and 1983.
  4. My receiving touchdown total for the Bears is 31
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I hold a significant Bears record and am considered one of the franchise's all-time greats, though my career was impacted by injuries. Who am I?

  1. I played quarterback.
  2. My jersey number is retired by the Bears.
  3. I led the Bears to a Super Bowl victory.
  4. I was known for my toughness and leadership.
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I was a key member of the 1985 Chicago Bears defense, known for my intimidating presence and aggressive play, and I hold the Bears franchise record for career sacks. I also had a brief stint with the Raiders. Who am I?

  1. I was nicknamed "The Refrigerator"
  2. I was drafted in the first round of the 1985 NFL Draft.
  3. I am a member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
  4. My jersey number was 76.
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I hold the Chicago Bears franchise record for most career sacks, but I am also known for my outspoken personality and occasional off-field controversies. I was a first-round draft pick and quickly became a dominant force on the defensive line. Who am I?

  1. I played college football at a major SEC school.
  2. My jersey number was 99.
  3. I was drafted in the top 15 of the NFL Draft.
  4. I had a notable rivalry with a certain Green Bay Packers quarterback.
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I hold the Chicago Bears franchise record for most career sacks. I was known for my relentless motor and aggressive play style. Despite playing alongside other defensive stars, my individual accomplishments often stood out. I was drafted in the first round and spent the majority of my career with the Bears. Who am I?

  1. My jersey number was 99.
  2. I played primarily at defensive end.
  3. I was a Pro Bowler multiple times.
  4. I played for the Bears from the mid-2000s to the mid-2010s.
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I hold the Bears' record for most career sacks and was known for my relentless motor. I also had a brief stint in broadcasting after my playing career. Who am I?

  1. I played defensive end for the Bears.
  2. My jersey number was 99.
  3. I was a first-round draft pick.
  4. I was known for my 'Peanut Punch' when attempting to sack quarterbacks.
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I hold the Bears' single-season and career records for a highly impactful defensive statistic. My name is synonymous with relentless pressure and game-changing plays. Who am I?

  1. I played college football at Texas A&M University.
  2. I was drafted by the Denver Broncos before being traded to the Bears.
  3. My jersey number with the Bears was 99.
  4. I was known for my exceptionally quick first step and powerful bull rush.
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I was a Pro Bowler and All-Pro for the Bears, known for my prowess at a position rarely recognized for accolades, yet also made a costly mistake in a crucial playoff game. Who am I?

  1. I played in the 1980s.
  2. My position group was vital to the 'Monsters of the Midway' era.
  3. I was a specialist, not a traditional offensive or defensive player.
  4. My error resulted in a critical turnover.
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I was a dominant defensive force for the Bears, known for my relentless pursuit of quarterbacks and disruptive presence on the defensive line. My career was tragically cut short due to ALS, but my legacy as a Bear lives on. Who am I?

  1. I played my entire NFL career with the Chicago Bears.
  2. I was a first-round draft pick.
  3. I was known for the "Peanut Punch".
  4. My jersey number was retired by the Bears.
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I am a Chicago Bears linebacker known for my exceptional tackling ability and leadership on the field. My career was tragically cut short due to ALS, but my legacy of perseverance and dedication continues to inspire. Who am I?

  1. I played college football at Baylor University.
  2. I was drafted by the Bears in the third round.
  3. My jersey number was 50.
  4. I was known for my 'Monster of the Midway' mentality.
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I am a Chicago Bears linebacker known for my hard-hitting style and leadership on the field. Which player am I?

  1. I was drafted by the Bears in the first round.
  2. I have been selected to multiple Pro Bowls.
  3. My jersey number is 52.
  4. I am known for my passionate speeches and intensity.
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I played college football at a historically black college, won a Super Bowl with the Bears, and am known for my ferocious pass rush. While with the Bears, I was also part of a dominant defensive line that terrorized quarterbacks. Who am I?

  1. I attended Tennessee State University.
  2. My jersey number was 99.
  3. I was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2002.
  4. I was named NFL Defensive Player of the Year twice.
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I hold the Bears' single-season sack record, terrorizing quarterbacks with my relentless pursuit. My career was unfortunately cut short due to injury, leaving fans to wonder what could have been. I briefly unretired, hoping for one last chance to contribute, but it wasn't meant to be. Off the field, I'm known for my charitable work and dedication to the Chicago community. Who am I?

  1. I played Defensive End.
  2. My record-setting sack total came in 2012.
  3. My number was 99.
  4. I was a 2-time Pro Bowler
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I hold the Chicago Bears' single-season record for receiving yards and touchdowns. My jersey number is retired by the team. I played my entire NFL career with the Bears, earning multiple Pro Bowl selections. I'm widely considered one of the greatest wide receivers in NFL history, even starring in a memorable Super Bowl Shuffle. Who am I?

  1. Hint 1: My nickname is 'Sweetness'
  2. Hint 2: I played college football at Jackson State University.
  3. Hint 3: I was a first-round draft pick by the Bears in 1985.
  4. Hint 4: I am enshrined in the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
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I terrorized opposing quarterbacks in the Windy City, leaving a legacy of bone-crushing hits and game-changing plays. My ferocious style earned me numerous accolades and cemented my place as a Bears legend. Who am I?

  1. I was a dominant force on the Bears' defensive line for over a decade.
  2. My jersey number is synonymous with Bears' greatness and has since been retired.
  3. I'm widely considered one of the greatest defensive players in NFL history.
  4. I helped lead the Bears to a Super Bowl victory in 1985 with one of the most dominant defensive performances in NFL history.
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Which Chicago Bears player, known for their exceptional longevity and leadership, holds the franchise record for most games played and was a cornerstone of the offensive line for over a decade?

  1. Played primarily at the center position.
  2. His jersey number is 62.
  3. He was a consistent starter and rarely missed games due to injury.
  4. Played college football at West Virginia University.
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This Chicago Bears player, known for their consistent play and leadership, was a key part of the offensive line in the mid-2010s. They earned multiple Pro Bowl selections and were often praised for their intelligence on the field. While not a flashy player, their dependability and technique were invaluable to the Bears' offense during their tenure.

  1. Played primarily at the center position.
  2. Drafted by the Bears in the 2008 NFL Draft.
  3. Known for having a high football IQ.
  4. Played alongside quarterback Jay Cutler.
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I hold the Bears' record for most career rushing yards, and I'm also known for my powerful running style and surprisingly nimble footwork for a player of my size. Though my career was unfortunately cut short, I left an indelible mark on the franchise. Who am I?

  1. I was drafted in the first round of the 1999 NFL Draft.
  2. I earned four Pro Bowl selections during my career.
  3. My jersey number with the Bears was 34.
  4. I finished my career with 7,351 rushing yards for the Bears.
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I was a Pro Bowl selection in 2018, primarily known for my pass rushing ability, and I also share a first name with a former Bears quarterback. I spent my entire Bears career wearing the number 96. After leaving the Bears I went on to play for the Las Vegas Raiders, and currently play for the Buffalo Bills.

  1. I was drafted in the 5th round of the 2015 NFL draft.
  2. My position is Defensive End.
  3. I had a career high of 12.5 sacks in 2018.
  4. I am currently playing for the Buffalo Bills
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I am a Chicago Bears linebacker known for my tackling prowess and leadership, but my career was unfortunately cut short due to injuries. I was drafted in the top 10 of the NFL Draft and quickly became a fan favorite for my intensity and passion on the field. Who am I?

  1. I was drafted by the Bears in the 2010s.
  2. My jersey number was in the 50s.
  3. I played college football at a prominent SEC school.
  4. Injuries to my neck and shoulder significantly impacted my career.
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I am a Chicago Bears player known for my impressive speed and agility, often making crucial plays in the passing game. I was drafted in the 2022 NFL Draft.

  1. I primarily play wide receiver.
  2. I attended a university in the state of Tennessee.
  3. My jersey number is in the twenties.
  4. I have recorded over 600 receiving yards in the past two seasons
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