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Co-host "Mully and Haugh" on 670 The Score & Audacy app, Chicago Sports Network host, ex-Chicago Trib sports columnist, country music fan.
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Haugh: George McCaskey's legacy is on the line, so it's time to hear from the Bears chairman in the stadium debate

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By David Haugh Verified
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(The Score) Paging George McCaskey... You're wanted in the boardroom, at the negotiation table, on the doorstep to your legacy. Your presence is necessary to answer one simple question. What's really important to you, the chairman of the Chicago Bears and grandson of George S. Halas? Is making more money worth making history? Chicago can only wonder because McCaskey, who fancies himself a man of the people, has been relatively mute at a time in the stadium project when the Bears need his voice most.
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Haugh: Bears run out of magic as they lose 20-17 to Rams in overtime in divisional round

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By David Haugh Verified
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CHICAGO (670 The Score) – There will be a time the Bears put their rewarding season in perspective, a moment to reflect how far they came in head coach Ben Johnson's first year, maybe even celebrate a return to NFL relevance that rallied a football city around their cause. But not now. Not yet. It might take awhile after their heartbreaking 20-17 loss to the Rams in overtime Sunday, the kind of defeat that makes acceptance seem further away because the Bears came so very close.
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Haugh: Oh, what a night as Bears rally from 18 down to beat Packers, win first playoff game in 15 years Original

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By David Haugh Verified
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CHICAGO (670 The Score) – If the Bears rallying from an 18-point deficit to beat the Packers, 31-27, on Saturday night at Soldier Field stirred your soul, consider it knocked Ben Johnson off his feet. Literally. Johnson tumbled amid the giddy tumult near midfield, bouncing off Bears receiver Rome Odunze and falling on his backside as everyone shared a laugh. Bottoms up, Bears fans.
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