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Two of the better running backs in Chicago Bears history have worn the number 35 -- All-Pro/Pro Bowl fullback Rick Casares (1955-64) and Pro Bowl halfback Neal Anderson (1986-93). Fullback Roland Harper (Walter Payton's backfield mate from 1975-82) and two-time 1,000-yard running back Anthony Thomas (2001-04) have also worn number 35. Defensive back Zackary Bowman (2008-11) has most recently donned the number for the Bears.
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∙ 11y agoThe Chicago Bears have had three excellent linebackers wear number 55 -- Doug Buffone (1966-79), Pro Bowler Otis Wilson (1980-87) and All-Pro/Pro Bowler Lance Briggs (2003-current as of 2012). All-Pro center Larry Strickland also wore number 55 (1954-59), as did linebacker John Roper (1989-92), linebacker Vinson Smith (1993-96) and linebacker Sean Harris (1997-2000).
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∙ 16y agoHall of Fame linebacker Mike Singletary wore #50 for the Bears from 1981-1992.
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What is Lance Briggs's number on the Chicago Bears?
Lance Briggs is number 55 on the Chicago Bears.
What Chicago bears football player wore jersey number 75?
The most recent bear to wear 55 is Lance Briggs, a linebacker.
Who wore number 55 for the Pittsburgh Steelers in 1990?
In 1990, Steelers linebacker Jerry Olsavsky wore the #55.
Who wore the number 55 for the raiders in 1983?
Matt Millen. Millen wore #55 for the Raiders between 1980-1988.
Who wore number 55 on the 1990 Edmonton Oilers team?
On the 1990-91 Edmonton Oilers, no player wore the #55.
What number did Junior Seau wear?
Junior Seau wore number 55
Who wore the number 55 for the Washington Redskins?
Jason Taylor
What is James McDonald's number on the Chicago Cubs?
James McDonald is number 55 on the Chicago Cubs.
Who in Michigan football history wore number 55?
dan dierdorf
Who wore the number 55 for the Pittsburgh Steelers in 2008?
Patrick Bailey
What famous baseball players wore number 55?
Dizzy Dean
Who wore number 55 for the Pittsburgh Steelers in 1975?
Jon Kolb
