Virginia McCaskey was the grand lady of the NFL who ran a franchise that struggled at football
She was born into a football life and only took over an NFL franchise out of duty to family. She was an accidental owner, a victim of circumstance who mustered up all her strength and courage to do the job that her father, George Halas, had meant for her brother, Mugs, to do.
Walter Payton's son, Jarrett, reflected on the time his father spent with the Bears and the late Virginia McCaskey.
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Super Bowl weekend, the winner of the Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year Award is presented by the Payton family. We spoke ...
Former Bears Pro Bowl cornerback Charles "Peanut" Tillman and Connie Payton, Walter Payton's wife, reflect on the passing of ...
The public will have an opportunity to pay their respects and say goodbye to Virginia Halas McCaskey, the longtime owner and ...
Bears owner Virginia Halas McCaskey died at the age of 102 on Thursday. McCaskey was the matriarch of the franchise and she ...
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Virginia McCaskey preferred the role of cheerleader and caretaker of the Chicago Bears to that of power broker. But nobody ...
Former Bears cornerback Charles Tillman recalled his fondest memory with Virginia McCaskey, who passed away at 102.
She inherited the Bears from her father in 1983, one of the few women in sports to hold such a powerful position.
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