Some Trivia On NFL - Chicago Bears?

The correct answer is Decatur Staleys. The Decatur Staleys were a professional football team based in Decatur, Illinois. In 1920, the team was established as a charter member of the American Professional Football Association (which later became the NFL). In 1921, the team moved to Chicago and changed its name to the Chicago Staleys. The following year, the team was renamed the Chicago Bears, a name that has remained to this day.

The correct answer is Northwestern at Notre Dame. This answer is correct because the question is asking about the teams in the first game ever played at Soldier Field, and Northwestern and Notre Dame were the teams that played in the inaugural game at Soldier Field.

Brian Urlacher did not attend the 2006-07 Pro Bowl. This can be inferred from the question, which asks for the linebacker who did not attend the Pro Bowl. The other three options, Tommie Harris, Hunter Hillenmeyer, and Lance Briggs, are not mentioned in the question and therefore cannot be determined as attending or not attending the Pro Bowl.

Soldier Field, home of the Chicago Bears, has used a combination of AstroTurf and grass on its grounds. This means that the field is not entirely natural grass, but also includes sections of artificial turf. The use of AstroTurf provides a more durable and consistent playing surface, while the inclusion of natural grass adds a more traditional and aesthetically pleasing element to the field. This combination allows for the benefits of both types of surfaces to be utilized during games and events held at Soldier Field.

EPSN ranked the Bears 2014 season schedule as the 15th strongest in the league.

The correct answer is Donating Tickets. In 2006, the Chicago Bears raised money for charity by donating tickets. This means that they gave away or sold tickets to their games and the proceeds went towards supporting charitable causes. This is a common practice among sports teams and organizations, as it allows them to give back to the community and support causes that are important to them.

Brian Urlacher, the former Chicago Bear, is from Lovington, New Mexico.

Charles Tillman set a Chicago Bears record for the longest non-scoring return in team history.

The Detroit Lions beat the Chicago Bears twice in the 2007 NFL season.

Adewale Ogunleye recorded the most sacks for the Chicago Bears in 2007.

Soldier Field was first opened during the Columbian Exposition. The Columbian Exposition, also known as the Chicago World's Fair, was a major event held in Chicago in 1893 to celebrate the 400th anniversary of Christopher Columbus' arrival in the Americas. Soldier Field was originally built as a temporary structure for the fair and was later reconstructed as a permanent stadium. This makes the Columbian Exposition the correct major event during which Soldier Field was first opened.

The correct answer is "Bears Roar". This book was published by the "Chicago Tribune" in 2006 and it focuses on the Chicago Bears' return to greatness. The title "Bears Roar" suggests the team's resurgence and highlights their achievements during that period.

John St. Clair is the correct answer because he scored the first touchdown of the 2007 Chicago Bears season.