The Chicago Bears had a respectable 2008-09 season, finishing 2nd in the NFC North and just missing the playoffs. The Bears aren’t a team that’s content with anything less than a Super Bowl win though, and with that end in mind they made one of the most important trades in franchise history, swapping quarterback Kyle Orton, their 1st and 3rd round selections in this year’s NFL Draft and their 1st round selection in next year’s NFL Draft for Pro Bowl QB Jay Cutler and a 5th round selection in this year’s NFL Draft. Cutler is the best quarterback the team has had in years, and combined with promising rookie Matt Forte, the Bears’ offense will be a force to be reckoned with. Get your Chicago Bears tickets now and watch the team at Soldier Field as they dominate the 2009-2010 season!

Some Chicago Bears history: Chicago has nine NFL titles, behind only the Green Bay Packers in overall league crowns. The Bears were the NFL's most dominant team during the 1930s and 1940s, earning six league titles. George Halas, a cofounder of the NFL, collected 324 career victories during his 30 seasons as Chicago's head coach. Chicago made eight trips to the playoffs from 1984 to 1994 and won the Super Bowl in 1986. Running back Walter Payton, the NFL's all-time leading rusher with 16,726 yards, produced ten 1,000-yard seasons in these 11 years.