Is Mike Singletary,former Chicago Bears linebacker,still alive and well?
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Since retirement after the 1992 season, Mike has been a corporate consultant and motivational speaker, and has authored three books, Singletary on Singletary, Calling the Shots, and his latest, Daddy's Home at Last. After a dazzling pro career, Singletary has begun looking homeward, making his family a number-one priority.
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yes you are correct he was realesd from the lions. he is a body builder who is on the new york jets practice squad but was realesd this year
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ucla.rivals.com has a message board for UCLA Bruins fans and alumni.  I am sure they know everything about him.  He does have one of the greatest games ever by a WR in college football. something like 6 catches for 250+ yards
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Yes he is!!! good to know. I you want to find out who else is alive or dead check out:\ndeadoraliveinfo.com
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They did have the best defense in the NFL. But, they couln't contain Steve Smith and the rest of Delhomme's receivers. Don't worry about the future though. As long as the Vikings don't climb up in the standings next year, Da Bears will be back.
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ben rothlisbereger played a shotgun in college and all he's done so far is win a superbowl. I'll take young, and ill say lienart will be out of the league in 5 years
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1985 Chicago Bears, because other than a fluke game on Monday night against the Dolphins they were unbeatable. One of the best teams of all time, not just my lifetime. Their defense was amazing. They had Walter Payton, one of the top three or four running backs of all time. Mike Singletary, Wilber Marshal, the Fridge, Gary Fencik, Dan Hampton, Richard Dent on D, plus they had a great offensive line and the unforgettable Jim McMahon. What a great team.
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The old steelers one is very good, the steelers are good at producing linebackers.  right now I would have to say the most established is the chicago bear.  Urlacher was the defensive mvp last year and has proven time and time again he can change a game.  Lance briggs was a pro bowler last year as well and both of these guys are in their prime.  They anchored the number one defense in the nfl last year.
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No. He's alive and well.\n\nYou're thinking of Big Pun.
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hell YES! i just hope brett favre doesn't retire, he's what makes the packers the packers!
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Yea bears played great game in the 2nd half. Da Bears showed the nation that we are still a good football team despite the loss at home to Miami. I hope that there would be no more losses since the 85' Bears only loss one game to Miami and won the Superbowl that year. I hope they can repeat this year.
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They have a good chance, but that could just be my inner-Bears fan talking right now. But one thing I really don't get is why Brian Urlacher is seen as "over-rated." I'm not even talking from a Bears-fan standpoint right now, he's aaaamazing. amazing. amazing. I can't say it enough. If Rex gets his confidence up during the coming "easy" weeks, i'm sure they have a good chance.
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He retired and he also played Free Safety. He was really old; around 40 when he retired I think before the beginning of the 2005 Football season.
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Clearly you are not from Chicago nor have you ever watched a Bears game.  I have watched every game this season, and I am always amazed at how Urlacher is in on almost every tackle.  They man moves so fast.  No matter what side a running back chooses to run to, Ulracher is there.  There is no way he is overrated.  In fact, I think ESPN has to stop talking about T.O. so much and start talking about how we are watching one of the top 10 linebackers EVER in the history of the NFL.
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I think you may be thinking of Boomer Esiason.  He may have played with the Broncos, but I think most of his career was spent with the Cincinnati Bengals.  I believe he had a disabled son, and he definitely has the whitish blonde hair you are speaking of.
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Da Bears... assuming Ditka comes back and coaches a bunch of little Ditkas from elementary school with Singletary playing goalie....
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Butkus was a vicious, absolutely ruthless linebacker. He was one of the most dominant players to ever play, and many argue that he was the best LB ever. Many would argue this, but personally, I would take Singletary over Butkus. He may not have had the reputation Butkus had, but I think he was much more intelligent and had better game awareness/reading ability. I've also been around Butkus a couple times in person, and he seems to have carried his arrogance off of the field. I personally had no contact with him, but he didn't seem to be the most fan-friendly type, even when he was at a fan-oriented event. I also saw him at a small family wedding, and he kind of kept his guys around him as if to keep people away; apparently he was worried about being mobbed by the 20 or so in-laws that were there. Get over yourself, Dick. You were great, but stop making your name seem so appropriate.