The Bears returned home for the first time since Mike Ditka's death. Take a look at how the team paid tribute to the legend.
Since Robin Yount's ride in the wake of a crushing seven-game defeat to the St. Louis Cardinals, the Brewers have switched ...
Richard Riehle, the character actor known for "Office Space" and "Grounded for Life," has died. He was 78.
Fans are speculating that the Super Bowl LXI halftime performer will be announced during "Dancing with the Stars." The theory is based on the show's first-ever "Super Bowl Night" theme and its shared ...
USA TODAY Sports is releasing a new collector's book honoring the life and legacy of Mike Ditka, coach of the famed 1985 Bears.
Mike Ditka became a fixture in American pop culture even after his coaching career was over. Here's how he did it: ...
Mike Ditka died at 86, leaving Chicago the 1985 Bears myth, one Super Bowl, and a coach the franchise never replaced.
Mike Ditka was “Iron Mike” as a player who revolutionized the tight end position and later became the easily recognizable and often imitated fiery, mustached and sweater vest-wearing “Da Coach” of the ...
Mike Ditka was “Iron Mike” as a player who revolutionized the tight end position and later became the easily recognizable and often imitated fiery, mustached and sweater vest-wearing “Da Coach” of the ...
Raised in a blue-collar Pennsylvania town, Mike Ditka earned a scholarship to Pitt and became "Da Coach" in Chicago. His family called him "the heart of our family" in announcing his death at 86.
Ditka has a total of three Super Bowl rings. He won one as a player in Super Bowl VI with the 1971 Dallas Cowboys. He won another – Super Bowl XII – as an assistant coach with the 1977 Cowboys.
Mike Ditka, a tenacious tight end for the Chicago Bears who relished each collision and fought for every yard, and a Super Bowl-winning Bears coach who was so well-known for his sideline rants that he ...
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