ROMEOVILLE, IL – Chicago Bears legend, eight-time Pro Bowl selection and College Football Hall of Famer Brian Urlacher will make an appearance at the Grand Opening of Bowlero Romeoville on Saturday, March 11, 2017. Brian Urlacher will be there between 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. to celebrate the grand opening of the new bowling facility. The event will take place at Bowlero Romeoville, 735 N. Center Blvd., Romeoville, IL 60446. Source: Bowlero (more…)
CHICAGO, IL. — Join the Citi Brian Urlacher Thursday Night Watch Party on Sept 10 from 7:00 pm-10:00 pm at Ditka’s Restaurant in Chicago where Citi card members will have the exclusive opportunity to watch prime time football with Brian Urlacher as Pittsburgh takes on New England on Thursday Night Football. Brian will offer his insight on the game and hold an interactive Q&A session with participants. Age: 21 + years old. Cost: $99. Source: ProCamps.
GREAT FALLS, MT. — Retired Chicago Bears eight-time Pro Bowl selectee, Brian Urlacher, was the featured speaker on Friday, April 10, 2015 at Montana State’s Triangle Classic annual banquet. The event attracts more than 1,500 Bobcat fans to town and, thanks to a Great Falls group of MSU fans that includes Jim Walden and Brett Keaster, usually includes an appearance by an NFL legend. Source: Scott Mansch, Great Falls Tribune.
GLENVIEW , ILL. — Brian Urlacher, who recently retired after a 13-year NFL career with the Chicago Bears, will compete as one of the celebrity amateurs in the upcoming Champions Tour Golf Tournament that runs from June 17-23 at North Shore Country Club, 1340 Glenview Rd. in Glenview, Illinois. In the video below, Urlacher also speaks with ESPN’s Josina Anderson about his retirement and his decision to walk away from football. Brian Urlacher, who recently retired after a 13-year NFL career with the Chicago Bears, speaking with ESPN’s Josina Anderson about his retirement. (more…)
Last March after the Chicago Bears and Brian Urlacher could not agree on a renewed contract, Urlacher was stunned that the team he was loyal to for 13 seasons, decided to let him go. After he was let go by the Bears, and subsequently receiving minimal interest from other teams, Urlacher announced his retirement on Wednesday, May 22.
Brian Urlacher announces his retirement on May, 22, 2013, after 13 seasons with the Bears.
Brian Urlacher and the Chicago Bears were unable to reach an agreement on Urlacher’s contract and now the Bears are without leadership and Urlacher is without work. Brian Urlacher and Chicago Bears parted ways on March 20, 2013. (more…)