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Who was the Most Valuable Player in week three of the NFL season? Who about the least valuable?

If you had a vote, who would you cast it for in the following categories: Surprise of the week, Disappointment of the Week, and Rookie of the Week?

And the ballots are in!

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More than 25 years after shuffling to a win in Super Bowl XX, the 1985 Chicago Bears have been extended an invitation to the White House, CSN Chicago reports.

The NFL team that wins the Super Bowl is usually invited to the White House during the year of their victory. However, the Challenger exploded only two days after the Bears’ win.

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Wanting to stress that some people have questioned Jay Cutler’s toughness, Fox Sports ran a graphic on air of a series of headlines — including “Cutler Lacks Courage” — during the Chicago Bears season opener that criticized Cutler in Chicago for leaving last season’s NFC Championship game last season with an injury.

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The New Orleans Saints captured their first victory of the NFL season on Sunday, defeating the Chicago Bears, 30-13, at the Louisiana Superdome.

The Saints took a 10-7 lead early in the second quarter, after a 79-yard touchdown pass from quarterback Drew Brees to receiver Devery Henderson, and never looked back.

The win snapped the Saints' four-game losing streak against the Bears.

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Who are the most entertaining teams in the history of the NFL?

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The New Orleans Saints will play host to the Chicago Bears on Sunday, in their 2011 home opener.

The Saints, who are 0-1 on the year, will be looking to snap a four-game losing streak against the Bears, who are undefeated, at 1-0.

Kick-off time at the Louisiana Superdome is set for noon.

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The New Orleans Saints have played the Chicago Bears 24 times in the regular season, and twice in the postseason (both games at Soldier field). The results of all the matchups may surprise you.

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Chicago Bears linebacker Brian Urlacher has returned to Chicago and practiced with the team today after leaving the team to be with family following the passing of his mother.

Lavoyda Lenard, 51, died in her home near Mt. Pleasant, Texas on Tuesday.  Police have said there was no evidence

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Chicago Bears All-Pro middle linebacker Brian Urlacher left the team today to be with his family after hearing the tragic news that his Mother had passed away. Urlacher released a statement, saying, ""My mother, Lavoyda, unexpectedly passed away Monday at her home in Texas. My first priority right now is to be with my family as we mourn her loss and make the arrangements to lay her to rest. This is a very difficult and emotional time for us and I sincerely ask that you respect our privacy. Thank you."

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The Chicago Bears have certainly been a thorn in the sides of the New Orleans Saints.

The Bears have defeated the Saints four consecutive games, including the 2006 (which was actually played on January 21, 2007) NFC Championship Game.

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