Chicago Bears chairman George McCaskey has been outed by 670 The Score for hypocritical comments and actions regarding Lions fans.
Ask some Bears fans, and they are rightfully tired of watching McCaskey’s guidance waste their time and undeserved emotional investment. The Bears have toiled in the NFC’s basement for years now, and it sure doesn’t seem like anything meaningful will change for the better any time soon.
Chicago Bears chairman George McCaskey gave his reaction to fans chanting 'Sell the Team' at Soldier Field during the team's final home game of 2024.
On Tuesday, Poles, along with president Kevin Warren and chairman George McCaskey, spoke to the media following the 2024 season. Outside of the coaching search, Poles' future was one of the most-discussed talking points.
The Bears stadium situation took a while to come up when Bears chairman George McCaskey and team president and CEO Kevin Warren met with reporters at Halas Hall on Jan. 7. Warren answered his lone
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Another fourth-quarter drive engineered by our talented rookie quarterback, and this time, Cairo Santos’ game-winning field-goal attempt sailed through the uprights untouched. Goodbye 10-game
Frustrated Chicago Bears fans chanted “sell the team” during the last home game of the season, and team Chairman George McCaskey certainly heard them.
The Bears closed out their home schedule against the Seahawks on a Thursday night in Week 17 and the fans at Soldier Field made their displeasure with the on-field product clear over the course of the game.
Another disappointing season for the Chicago Bears (5-12) is in the books, and their fans have run out of patience. That’s why the Chicago faithful chanted “sell the team” after their 6-3 loss to the Seattle Seahawks in Week 17.
Two weeks ago, ESPN's Jeremy Fowler reported that McCarthy "could set his sights on Chicago." It was apparently mutual after the Bears requested an interview with McCarthy while he was still under contract by the Cowboys, who denied the request. After Dallas and McCarthy decided to part ways, it didn't take long for Chicago to set up an interview.