Yet he talks about Ditka moments that predate that year. His Linkedin profile — yes, he has a Linkedin account for this gig — dates his Ditka look-alike occupation to 2005.

Yet he talks about Ditka moments that predate that year. His Linkedin profile — yes, he has a Linkedin account for this gig — dates his Ditka look-alike occupation to 2005.

Let’s take a look back at 10 NFL Draft “busts” who were actually WAY BETTER than you think. Which widely perceived draft busts actually played well in the NFL?

Bring your best Mike Ditka impersonation to try to win our look-alike contest. If you're not dressing as Ditka, then come in vintage Bears gear. Come early to claim your numbered bar seat.

See photos of Mike Ditka’s Naples home, up for sale Property records show the Ditkas purchased their lot in Wilshire Lakes in North Naples for $70,000 in 2002, according to The Naples Daily News.

Head Coach Mike Ditka of the Chicago Bears on the field before a mid circa 1980's NFL football game at Soldier Field in Chicago, Illinois. Ditka was the head coach of the Bears from 1982-92.

Ditka has battled a number of health ailments in the past, including suffering a mild heart attack in 2018. Ditka also had a heart attack in 1988 and suffered a minor stroke in 2012.

Mike Ditka in 2017. Getty Images Ditka, 85, has battled health issues over the last decade-plus, including a heart attack in 2018 that landed him in a hospital in Florida and a minor stroke in 2012.

Former Chicago Bears coach Mike Ditka has successfully offloaded his Windy City abode. “Iron Mike,” 84, and his wife, Diana, listed their longtime condo in Chicago’s Streeterville ...

It was a colossal failure of a dinosaur coach trying to win in the modern NFL, but if you look closely the end of the Mike Ditka era it looks suspiciously like the 2023 Dennis Allen Saints.

Very few people have had the kind of career Mike Ditka has enjoyed in football. A legendary tight end, Ditka then went onto enjoy a lengthy coaching career that included a Super Bowl win as the ...

'Iron' Mike Ditka is a former NFL tight end and head coach who was active in the league from 1961-1999. As a player, he won a Super Bowl with the Chicago Bears and earned five trips to the Pro Bowl.