Chicago Bears
The second-oldest franchise in the NFL, the Bears were created in 1919 by George Halas and are an original NFL charter franchise from 1920. Chicago has won nine NFL Championships, headlined by the dominant 1985 “46 Defense” that cruised to victory in Super Bowl 20. The Bears lead the NFL in Pro Football Hall of Fame enshrinees, featuring icons such as Walter Payton (“Sweetness”), Dick Butkus, Mike Singletary, Gale Sayers, Brian Urlacher, and Richard Dent.
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Soldier Field
Situated along the shores of Lake Michigan in Chicago, Illinois, historic Soldier Field is the oldest and smallest venue in the NFL, seating 61,500 fans. The open-air stadium features a natural Bermuda grass surface that is resodded with Kentucky Bluegrass as the winter progresses, aided by heating coils beneath the turf.
True to Chicago’s “Windy City” moniker, strong, icy breezes blowing directly off Lake Michigan swirl violently inside the open bowl. Sub-zero wind chills, freezing rain, and heavy lake-effect snow are staples of late-season Bears games, creating one of the most grueling outdoor environments for visiting offenses.