Larry Mayer

2 weeks ago | ourcommunitynow.com | Larry Mayer

Share After drafting Burden, the Bears traded down, sending picks in Rounds 2 (41), 3 (72) and 7 (240) to the Bills in exchange for choices in Rounds 2 (56 and 62) and 4 (109). "We had a number of players that we were interested in on our board," Poles said. "Kind of looked at the needs that were underneath at the teams that were below us and thought there was a good chance we could add some 'bigs' in that group.

1 month ago | bignewsnetwork.com | Larry Mayer

10 fun facts about No. 10 pick in NFL Draft Story by Larry Mayer With the NFL Draft just 10 days away and the Bears set to pick at No. 10, here are 10 fun facts about the 10th selection: (1)The Bears have chosen eight players with the 10th pick, most recently selecting right tackleDarnell Wrightin 2023.

1 month ago | bignewsnetwork.com | Larry Mayer

Longtime NFL owners share fond memories of Mrs. McCaskey Story by Larry Mayer For New York Giants president, CEO and co-owner John Mara, last week's NFL owners meetings just weren't the same without Virginia Halas McCaskey. The only daughter of legendary Bears Hall of Fame founder George Halas, Mrs. McCaskey passed away Feb. 6 at the age of 102. Mara, 70, is a member of the third generation of a family that has owned the Giants since their inception in 1925.

1 month ago | chicagonews.net | Larry Mayer

Longtime NFL owners share fond memories of Mrs. McCaskeyStory by Larry MayerFor New York Giants president, CEO and co-owner John Mara, last week's NFL owners meetings just weren't the same without Virginia Halas McCaskey. The only daughter of legendary Bears Hall of Fame founder George Halas, Mrs. McCaskey passed away Feb. 6 at the age of 102. Mara, 70, is a member of the third generation of a family that has owned the Giants since their inception in 1925.

1 month ago | ourcommunitynow.com | Larry Mayer

Share A highly respected team leader, Jarrett was twice named the Falcons' nominee for the prestigious Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year Award. He was considered the heart and soul of Atlanta's defense, a role that Jarrett embraced. "It means a lot," he said. "It's something I definitely take pride in, but something that comes naturally just by the way I handle my business. It's nothing that I'm trying to go force.