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Chicago Bears Paying Tribute to Mike Ditka at Soldier Field Game Against New England Patriots
- The Chicago Bears will honor late coach Mike Ditka at Thursday's home game against the New England Patriots at Soldier Field, distributing over 60,000 fake mustaches to fans.
- Ditka died on Oct. 9 at age 86, and this matchup marks the team's first home game since the legendary tight end and coach's passing.
- In addition to the giveaway, the first 10,000 fans will receive knit headbands inspired by Ditka's sweater vest, while players will wear No. 89 patches for the season.
- Ticket prices have surged to $702 on TickPick, making Thursday's matchup the most expensive NFL game of the season, with many seats priced at $1,000 or higher.
- Quarterback Caleb Williams leads the Bears seeking consecutive wins after defeating the Atlanta Falcons last Sunday, facing Patriots quarterback Drake Maye in a marquee matchup.
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Bears fans don Mike Ditka's famous mustache as franchise legend honored at first home game since death – Democratic Accent
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Bears fans don Mike Ditka's famous mustache as franchise legend honored at first home game since death - NEW YORK TIMES POST
Dakich Remembers Mike Ditka | Don’t @ Me w/ Dan Dakich “Mike Ditka, to me, was the most fun coach I’ve ever watched. No, he really was. When you think about it, there’s video of him rollerblading, roller skating through his office. He’s always up for a good time, a cigar in his mouth, yelling [...]
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