George Halas

George Halas was a pivotal figure in American football, known as a coach, player, and owner of the Chicago Bears, one of the NFL's oldest and most storied franchises. He played a key role in shaping professional football, helping to establish the league's structure and culture. Halas coached the Bears for over three decades, leading them to multiple championships, including the first NFL title in 1921. His contributions extended beyond the field, as he was a founding member of the NFL, and his legacy endures in the team's success and the sport's evolution. Halas is often referred to as "Papa Bear."