Join shirtless cold weather fans in cheering on our Chicago Bears! Tickets go on sale this Saturday!

If you’d like to get to Soldier Field to take in a Bears home game, don’t forget to set your alarm clock for Saturday morning.  Individual game tickets go on sale on July 17th.  This from the Bears website:

Individual game tickets for the Chicago Bears 2010 season at Soldier Field will go on-sale on July 17. Tickets can be purchased by calling Ticketmaster at 1-800-745-3000  1-800-745-3000 or through www.ticketmaster.com.

For the 2010 season, available tickets will be priced at $68.00 to $365.00 per-game. For regular season games, there will be a limit of four (4) tickets per customer per game. For preseason games, there will not be a limit on how many tickets may be purchased. Group ticket packages are not available for Bears games. Multiple ticket orders containing the same customer name, address, and/or credit card number that exceed the ticket limit may be cancelled without notice.

BEAR DOWN!!!

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Jay Cutler pines for Brandon Marshall

Jay Cutler said all the right things after OTA’s ended last week, saying the Bears are set at receiver, but the new Bears QB let his guard down a bit in a recent interview “off campus” on a visit to William and Mary.

“I played with Brandon for three years and I think he’s one of the best receivers in the NFL,” Cutler told the Daily Press. “I think he can be one of the greatest ever to play. He’s big and fast, and can do everything you want him to do, on the field and in the meeting room.

“I don’t know what we’re going to do. That’s up to the guys upstairs. If we make a run at him, we make a run at him.”

I guess you can’t blame Jay for talking up his ex-teammate.  I would put long odds against the Bears having enough to get a trade done with the Broncos, but then again, I never thought they’d pull of the Cutler trade! (more…)