George McCaskey
Bernstein: No Need For Urlacher To Retire A Bear
Let’s all stop the stupidity over Brian Urlacher needing to keep some kind of pristine connection to the Bears, as if the mere sight of him limping around the field in any other colors is somehow unthinkable.
McCaskey: ‘Exciting To Have Offensive Weapons’
The Bears earned the name Monster of the Midway, but with Jay Cutler and Brandon Marshall, the 2012 Bears have something to brag about on offense, as well.
McCaskey: ‘Money Is Not Going To Be An Issue’ In Free Agency
When free agency opens up in less than four weeks, the Bears have the potential to make the biggest splash of all.
Biggs: Bears Will Provide Emery With Resources He Needs
Though Phil Emery can’t fire Lovie Smith, the Bears are going to do everything in their power so he can succeed.
Arkush: Bears Have Limited Their GM Search
NFL expert Hub Arkush said that the Bears’ decision to retain head coach Lovie Smith regardless of who the new GM is may be hurting their search.
Bernstein: Just Name Lovie GM, Already
You can’t simultaneously hire a real general manager and reaffirm the alpha-dog status of your head coach. Not possible.
Baffoe: You Got Your Wish, Bears Fans, But Do You Know What You Got?
All hail your supreme football leader, Bears fans. It is apparent that Smith rules Halas Hall with a velvet hammer, fronting to the media and public with his folksy blandness and the stoicism of a Winslow Homer painting, all the while swinging a big stick behind closed doors.
Mully: Smith Holds Power In Shuffle
If you closed your eyes and listened to Ted Phillips and George McCaskey talk about Jerry Angelo on Tuesday afternoon you might think you were at a retirement party listening to toasts for a beloved company man.
Hanley: Bears’ Shakeup ‘A Refreshing Start’
Actions may speak louder than words, yet without Bears chairman George McCaskey’s mantra that “winning world championships” is the team’s goal, Jerry Angelo would still be general manager.
Arkush: Nothing Surprising About Angelo’s Dismissal
On the heels of an 8-8 season that saw the Bears drop five-straight games, general manager Jerry Angelo has been fired.
Silverman: Say Goodbye To 2011, Prepare For 2012
There’s no use looking back now. The 2011 season is over and it’ time to start preparing for the future.
Wisch: Just Say ‘Yes’ To FieldTurf
In a perfect world – with perfect weather – the Bears should play all their games on natural grass. But this world isn’t perfect, and it’s time for the Bears to install FieldTurf at Soldier Field.
McCaskey: Bears To Be More Active In Field Maintenance
Bears Chairman George McCaskey apologized to fans Monday for the cancellation of Friday’s Family Fest and said the team will take a more active role in the maintenance of the grass at Soldier Field.
Gould, Idonije Ready To Get Back To Football
Now that the labor dispute is over, there is a tremendous amount of excitement — and relief — among players in the NFL.
Goodell On NFL Talks: ‘Urgency For Everybody To Get This Done’
For the first time since the NFL lockout, all 32 team owners met in Rosemont on Tuesday, hoping to save this year’s season.
George McCaskey Takes Over As Bears Chairman
George Halas McCaskey has officially taken over from his older brother Michael as chairman of the board for the Bears.



