Lester A. Wiltfong Jr.

Remember when your football coach said, 'If we had if we had 11 {Insert high effort, hard working kids name here} we'd never lose a game.'? Well, the Mt. Lunchpail guys are kind of like that. Congrats to the four Chicago Bears that were voted on.

Last week we asked you which current Chicago Bears player was the most overrated, now we want to know which Bear is the most overrated in the history of the franchise.

Last week we asked you which current Chicago Bears player was the most underrated, now we want to know which Bear is the most underrated in the history of the franchise.

We have some thoughts on the NFL, so be sure to let us know what you think about our thoughts. And if you have some thoughts of your own, just drop them in the comment section.

Let us know which player on the current Chicago Bears roster is underrated.

Let us know which player on the current Chicago Bears roster is overrated.

With the recently retired Jason Kidd being named as the Brooklyn Nets head coach, it got us to thinking if any of the current or recently retired Bears players would be able to transition to NFL head coach...

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.

A Chicago Bears Mt. Rushmore is far too easy, so we're going the unconventional route, and looking for four players to adorn our Mt. Lunchpail!

The Chicago Bears have been very active the last two days. We'll run down the recent roster moves right now...

Jay Cutler and Kristin Cavallari will finally tie the knot this weekend.

Charles Tillman has been getting a lot of love on Windy City Gridiron this week, and deservedly so.

With a mostly brand new coaching staff in place, the holdover "Lovie Smith" guys have zero built in goodwill with Marc Trestman. Will there be a surprise cut or two once the coaching staff has had more on field time with the players?

Join us for some off season high-jinx as we bring you another edition of the Windy City Gridiron Caption Contest!

Often times the missteps that professional athletes make receive far more publicity than the good they do, so when we come across something as commendable as this, we want to pass it along to you.

Picking a Chicago Bears Mt. Rushmore is far too easy, so we want to know which four Bears should be chiseled into Mt. Lunchpail. Tom Waddle and Matt Suhey were the first two voted onto the side of the mountain, who will be #3? Voting is now open!

There has been a lot of news about the Chicago Bears today. Players getting tryouts, players getting suspended, some Bears met the media, and there was an OTA held today.

Is there one single moment in Chicago Bears history that you would change? My moment takes us all the way back to 1986.

It's time for our weekly staple here on Windy City Gridiron, Ten Thoughts on the NFL: Chicago Bears and beyond. Be sure to let us know what you think about ours, and also let us see some of yours...

We're looking for some Chicago guys for our Mt. Lunchpail, a unique version of a sports Mt. Rushmore. The first face to be chiseled is former Bears wide receiver Tom Waddle. Be sure to vote on who you'd like to see as face #2.

Thanks to our sister SB Nation site that covers the Dallas Cowboys, Blogging The Boys, we have access to the Dallas 2013 draft board, and we'll take a look at how Jerry Jones and company had the Chicago Bears draft class slotted.

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.

Many of us are not only fans of the Chicago Bears, but fans of the NFL. Do you have a favorite non-Chicago Bears player?

Join us for our special Tuesday edition of our NFL Thoughts. What's been on your mind the past week in regards to the NFL?

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?

If you truly don't think Brian Urlacher will be enshrined in Canton some day, then you haven't been paying attention.

Brian Urlacher has officially announced his retirement from the Chicago Bears and he did it via Twitter. So we figured we'd go to Twitter and see what the Twitterverse is saying about #54.

2013 won't be the first time Jay Cutler has worked with the West Coast Offense. This will actually be his 5th professional season working in some form of the WCO, so how has he fared in the past?