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Larry Mayer

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ChicagoBears.com senior writer. Have covered Bears since 1992. Proud father. Diehard Cubs & Mariners fan. Rob Riggle stunt double. Opinions are my own.
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Chicago Bears launch Bearigami

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By Larry Mayer
| Chicago Bears
The Chicago Bears today announced the launch of Bearigami – an interactive iteration of a cultural phenomenon dedicated to the Chicago Bears and the history of the storied franchise, spanning over a century. A first-ever NFL franchise-created digital product, Bearigami presents Chicago Bears fans with a one-of-a-kind platform to explore how each game, season and era added to the franchise's history.
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Bears mourn passing of Matt Suhey

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By Larry Mayer
| Chicago Bears
Former Bears fullback Matt Suhey, a key member of the famed 1985 Super Bowl XX championship team, passed away Sunday at the age of 68. A 1980 second-round draft pick from Penn State, Suhey spent his entire 10-year NFL career with the Bears.
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Bears name five season-long captains

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By Larry Mayer
| Chicago Bears
Bears players have chosen five season-long captains: quarterback Caleb Williams and left guard Joe Thuney on offense; defensive tackle Grady Jarrett and linebacker T.J. Edwards on defense; and kicker Cairo Santos on special teams. "Huge recognition for those guys voted by their peers, and a lot of responsibility comes with that," said coach Ben Johnson. "Obviously, they represent the locker room to the coaches, but also to the fan base as well.
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