Seeing the Chicago Bears team up with the Blackhawks, Bulls, White Sox, and Cubs in an attempt to work on an important project warms my heart:
We have teamed up with our friends at the Bulls, Blackhawks, Cubs and White Sox to create ‘Chicago Sports Alliance’ in support of solutions to decrease violence in our city.
Together we will donate $1 million to support three programs addressing critical issues in our hometown. pic.twitter.com/95QPB4e8fN
— Chicago Bears (@ChicagoBears) December 20, 2017
This is the first time all five major pro sports teams in Chicago have worked together to take on a social issue as important as this one. And it’s great to see this kind of initiative. I hope it pays off.
Onward …
Looking forward to watching SMU and future Chicago Bears great, Courtland Sutton play tonight.
— Zack Wales (@wahles54) December 20, 2017
7 pm. SMU vs. Louisiana Tech. DXL Frisco Bowl.
Check out a WR who could be on #DaBears radar come draft day: https://t.co/SgjHSY5U9l https://t.co/X8PwWVkOzb
— The Ten-Yard Line (@TheTenYardLine) December 20, 2017
Fun fact: The Bears are actually 6th in the NFL in red-zone offense, scoring touchdowns on 60.7% of their drives inside the 20.
However, they are last in the NFL with only 28 trips to the red zone.
— Kevin Fishbain (@kfishbain) December 20, 2017