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Easiest/Hardest Strength of Schedules 📝

The Top 50 Chicago Bears of All Time
Bob WarjaMay 14, 2010
50. Kevin Butler
1 of 50
49. Neal Anderson
2 of 50
47. Jim McMahon
4 of 50
46. Johnny Morris
5 of 50
45. Devin Hester
6 of 50
44. Lance Briggs
7 of 50
43. Richie Petibon
8 of 50
42. Wilber Marshall
9 of 50
Marshall achieved some of his accomplishments after leaving the Bears, including the 1992 defensive player of the year, but he was a major force while here. In just four seasons with the Bears, he was a first team All-Pro selection, and a second-teamer. Permanently disabled today, Da Coach continues to stump on his behalf.
41. Otis Wilson
10 of 50
40. William "The Refrigerator" Perry
11 of 50
39. Mike Brown
12 of 50
38. Doug Buffone
13 of 50
37. Fred Williams
14 of 50
36. Joe Fortunato
15 of 50
35. Keith Van Horne
16 of 50
34. Tom Thayer
17 of 50
33. Jay Hilgenberg
18 of 50
32. Brian Urlacher
19 of 50
31. Jimbo Covert
20 of 50
30. Gary Fencik
21 of 50
29. Steve McMichael
22 of 50
28. Olin Kreutz
23 of 50
27. Richard Dent
24 of 50
26. Mike Singletary
25 of 50
25. Jim Finks
26 of 50
24. George Trafton
27 of 50
23. George Musso
28 of 50
22. William Roy "Link" Lyman
29 of 50
21. George Blanda
30 of 50
20. Dan Fortmann
31 of 50
19. Ed Healey
32 of 50
18. Bill Hewitt
33 of 50
17. Stan Jones
34 of 50
16. "Paddy" Driscoll
35 of 50
15. Sid Luckman
36 of 50
14. George McAfee
37 of 50
13. Dan Hampton
38 of 50
12. Bronco Nagurski
39 of 50
11. George Conner
40 of 50
10. Bill George
41 of 50
9. Bulldog Turner
42 of 50
8. Red Grange
43 of 50
7. Doug Atkins
44 of 50
6. Joe Stydahar
45 of 50
5. Mike Ditka
46 of 50
4. Gale Sayers
47 of 50
3. George Halas
48 of 50
2. Dick Butkus
49 of 50
1. Walter Payton
50 of 50
Easiest/Hardest Strength of Schedules 📝

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