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If you're going to ask your readers to select an iconic foursome to adorn a Chicago Bears Mt. Rushmore, then you should probably just deal with the results.

Be sure to vote for your top choice. After a winner is determined in round one, we'll have another poll for the second spot in Mt. Lunchpail, and so on and so forth, until we have all four spots chiseled in some OSS stone.

Picking the four greatest players of any team is all the rage theses days, but what about a Mt. Rushmore for those other Chicago Bears players. What about four Chicago Bears to be chiseled into a Mt. Lunchpail?

Former Bears head coach Jack Pardee passed away this week at 76. Here's how he led the 1977 Bears past the reigning division champion Minnesota Vikings and put Walter Payton into the record books.

There are a few things that are constantly regurgitated by fans and media alike about the Chicago Bears. In this somewhat sporadic series, we'll examine some well known myths about the Bears and try to pin point the facts.

Jay Cutler may not have the best reputation league wide, but he's our quarterback.

The Chicago Tribune's Red Eye lists their 20 Greatest Chicago Bears, stop by Windy City Gridiron for some always candid discussion.

The Superfans are back on Windy City Gridiron with Part 1 on their Annual Season Prediction Special. Stop by as they talk about the Beloved Navy and Orange, and have some fun along the way.

We hope you partook in the Chicago Bears Pop Quiz earlier this week, and if you did here's the answers so you may grade yourself. Da Bears.