Chicago Bears linebacker Brian Urlacher was fined $100,000 by the NFL for wearing a cap during Super Bowl media day that promoted a sponsor not authorized by the league.
Brian Urlacher's one-handed interception was headed to the highlight reel as soon as he tumbled to the ground after somehow batting the ball to himself.
The Chicago Bears carried over the tradition they established last year: Score early and often, just not on offense.
The league revealed Urlacher was fined $7,500 for unnecessary roughness on a tackle of Vikings running back Chester Taylor in the second quarter.
Brian Urlacher, the face of the Bears, frowned at any assumptions that his ailing back has caused a drop in production. "No. I'm fine. None. Good," he said Thursday.
Bears middle linebacker Brian Urlacher consistently has set a high standard of play. So when he fails to reach that standard, inquiring minds want to know why.
Uzo Ometu of TheSportsWatchers.com predicts the NFC North
The photo, if you've never been to a sports blog before, shows Bears linebacker The photo, if you've never been to a sports blog before, shows Bears linebacker Brian Urlacher with his hand on the breast of a well-endowed woman. (Here's the full photo.) Mr.
Brian Urlacher, linebacker for the Chicago Bears, has been fined a whooping $100,000 because he wore a hat that the league didn't like during Super Bowl week. The rule states that NFL players must only wear gear that are NFL-approved.
The Final edition of Nike's Briscoe High. This not televised commercial features the cast talking about the team and the school.