The Latest Breaking News from Dick Butkus

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Butkus, who died on Oct. 5 at the age of 80, appeared in dozens of movies, television shows and commercials following his nine-year playing career with the Chicago Bears.

Among the current players, rookie wide receiver Tyler Scott felt the impact of Butkus’ passing more than most. His father told him all about Butkus’ legend before Tyler ever became a Bear. “I was watching highlights of him when I was eight years old.”

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NEW DELHI: The legendary Hall of Fame linebacker, Dick Butkus, known for his menacing presence on the football field, has passed away at the age of 80, as announced by the Chicago Bears on Thursday. Butkus spent his entire nine-season NFL career with the Bears, where he earned a reputation…