He is known for The NFL on CBS (1956), NFL Monday Night Football (1970) and The NFL on NBC (1965). Doug's athletic prowess at Shannock Valley High School earned him a scholarship to the University of Louisville where he established a career total of 479 tackles, which remains third in program history to this day. Career Powered by . Burlington Centrals Nicholas Gouriotis figures out the difference. I was 10 when I attended tha bobby Douglas football camp at moose heart in the suburbs I remember Doug I got his autograph and recall was very nice and happy to be there rip go bears, My condolences on the painful loss of Doug Buffone. We lost one of our greats. Tom Shaer. He was just a good guy and we had a lot of fun.. I remember your night club BBC off Rush Street. Buffone retired with 24 career interceptions to lead all Bear linebackers. May you find comfort in knowing that suffering and death will end here on earth. But Butkus never gives it extended thought. In a statement, Hall of Famer Dick Butkus, who played alongside Buffone on the Bears for seven years, said a "great man" was lost. Butkus admits he's often asked about what might have been had Sayers stayed healthy and extended his career. Listening to him and Ed was great. We are sorry to hear of Dougs passing. Jupiter and Venus appear to 'kiss' in the sky, Belvidere Jeep assembly plant shut down indefinitely, Chicago Weather: Cloudy and much cooler Thursday. He was a first cousin to my mother Marjorie Harland(Yanni). At Louisville, Buffone played center and linebacker for coach Frank Camp. My condolences to the Buffone family. Following his collegiate career, Buffone was selected by the Chicago Bears in the fourth round of the 1966 NFL Draft and the eighth round of the American Football League Draft by the San Diego Chargers. Many prayers to our cousins for the loss of Doug. Just a great guy. Chicago Bears linebacker Doug Buffone. Doug Buffone was very kind to the Dominican Friars at Fenwick High School outside of Chicago. Smooth and cool., Do Not Sell/Share My Personal Information. Thanks Doug for all you did as a player and broadcaster. "He just did the job. Doug Buffone will be missed.". Paramedics and police were summoned to Buffone's home on Chicago's West Side and found a 70-year-old man dead due to natural causes, said police spokesman Thomas Sweeney. Many believe Buffones accomplishments on the field were overshadowed because he played next to a Hall of Fame teammate in Butkus. Your California Privacy Rights/Privacy Policy. Tribune reporter Carlos Sadovi contributed. I knew doug throughout the 70,s and there after our paths crossed on occasion,and each time he would greet you with a BIG buffone smile! - 20 April 2015) (his death) (2 children) Trivia (1) He left an indelible impression on the market's young, aspiring broadcasters, including former colleague and current co-host of ESPN Radio's Mike and Mike program, Mike Greenberg. ", "For 15 seasons, Doug Buffone's play on the football field brought fear to his opponents but joy to his legions of fans here in Chicago," Mayor Rahm Emanuel said in a statement. A true friend. It was an exhibition game in 1966. And every year we went to training camp I thought we were going to win. Doug was one of the best partners I ever had on the air, a treat to listen to on his own, an outstanding football player and a better man. Buffone played in 186 games for the Bears, making 1,257 tackles and going over the 100-tackle mark in seven seasons. The Associated Press contributed to this report. Great person. It's hard to say. He also had 10 fumble recoveries, nine forced fumbles, 37 sacks and 1,257 tackles, going over the 100-tackle mark in seven seasons. He was married to Dana. our prays are with you. It's funny how we strangers can call him Doug, but that's who he was to us. Former Bears linebacker Buffone dies at 70, Top draft prospect Carter charged in fatal crash, Trade Lamar? A Chicago great. Fred, Shelly, Anthony, and Stefanie Caito, My deepest sympathy to your family, and may you keep in mind the scriptural hope of life everlasting which can help sustain you through this difficult time-John 17:3, I met Doug a few years ago at an IL CPA function where he was a guest speaker at the luncheon. He will be deeply missed. Not only a BEARS Icon, but a good man and I am sure a wonderful Husband, Father, Grandfather and son! Buffone's unbridled Bears enthusiasm made him a must-listen after games, especially following a difficult loss. "Doug's passion for the game of football and the Chicago Bears was unmatched, and he will be missed.". A savage warrior with a heart of gold. Add Your Blog Posts Here; Player News Archive; Player News RSS Feed; Rushing & Receiving * Selected to Pro Bowl, + First-Team AP All-Pro, Bold indicates league leader; [1] Buffone and O'Bradovich re-signed with the Score in late August 2009. "It's the old syndrome," Butkus said Tuesday. Bears chairman George McCaskey noted that Buffone's relationship with the team's fans continued beyond his playing days. Heartfelt sympathy to the Buffone family from an old Yatesboro neighbor and friend. Loving brother of Sam, Dennis, Joseph, Debbie, Donna Jeanne and Tina. My sister Flora Davidson and I send our sympathy to the whole Buffone family. May memories of him and the love of your family and friends give you strength in the days ahead. 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I have so much inspiration from his work ethic, his authenticity, approach to life, and he has helped me find strength in difficult times with his outlook, wisdom, laughs, and smiles. Bears chairman George McCaskey noted that Buffone's relationship with the team's fans continued beyond his playing days. R.I.P. I appreciated his honesty and knowledge and just want to say thank you Big Doug. CHICAGO (AP) Former Chicago Bears linebacker Doug Buffone, whose reputation for being a passionate football player carried over into his career as a CHICAGO -- Former Bears linebacker Doug Buffone, whose reputation for being a passionate football player carried over into his career as a sports broadcaster, died Monday at the age of 70. God Bless, Linda Poulos. #bearslegend #55. My condolences and sympathy go out to Doug's family and worldwide friends. 2023 USA TODAY, a division of Gannett Satellite Information Network, LLC. In May 2009, Buffone and his long-time Bears post-game partner Ed O'Bradovich left WSCR-AM and joined Chicago Sports Webio. Doug was one of the founders of the Arena Football League, starting the Chicago Bruisers franchise, which played in the ArenaBowl II, he appeared on some Bruisers Radio and TV broadcasts with Les Grobstein, and was involved in the United States Football League with the Chicago Blitz. And yet, somehow, someway, neither player ever saw the postseason with some of the Bears' potential momentum slowed by a pair of knee injuries suffered by Sayers. I hope that Doug and Norm Van Lear reunite and I can just hear the 2 of them. Buffone retired after the 1979 season with 24 career interceptions, the most for any Bears linebacker. Offering my sincere condolences. Today is a sad day for Bears nation. You'll be missed Doug!!! The first two pickoffs of his career came off future Hall of Famers Bart Starr and Johnny Unitas. "Today is a sad day for Bears nation," said former Bears linebacker Brian Urlacher, who like Buffone played his entire career with the team. He had 1,257 tackles, going over the 100 tackle mark in seven seasons. Buffone retired after the 1979 season with 24 career interceptions to lead all Bears linebackers. I will be 60 years old this year and have been a Bears season ticket holder since 1980. My condolence to the Buffone Family> I had the pleasure of watching him play and then listening to him on the radio. and Love. Mr Buffone has always been a true ambassador for Chicago, the Bears, and the NFL. Syracuse Post Standard Homepage. Former Bears coach Mike Ditka said Buffone had a lot of passion for the team, adding he has "nothing but great memories about him.". To plant trees in memory, please visit the. His earlier misses? Shamrock John. ", Copyright 2023 NBCUniversal Media, LLC. RIP #55 You will always be in our hearts!! All rights reserved, Storm System Could Bring Rain, Snow, and Gusty Winds to Chicago Area Friday, Chicago Police Officer Shot and Killed on Southwest Side, Chicago Police Release Details of What Led to Officer's Fatal Shooting in Gage Park, Who Did Your Ward Vote For? All of us from back home in our Pennsylvania coal mining town were blessed to have him in our lives. Expand the Memories and Condolences form. May the God of all comfort be with you all. Chicago Bears legend Doug Buffone, who played in 186 games for the organization and is considered to be one of the greatest players to ever wear the teams His earlier misses? Police say Buffone was found dead in his University Village home in the 1200-block of West Lexington by paramedics Monday afternoon. He played the game with passion and conviction. Even though we met only twice, you treated me like we were life-long friends. This is a big event. When I was a little football manager at SVHS, Doug made me feel important to the team. My condolences to your family you will be missed. The others are Mark Sander, Tom Jackson (197072) and Tyrus McCloud (1994-96). Doug Buffone will be missed.". Buffone, a fourth-round draft pick whose 24 interceptions remain the most in club history for a linebacker, was found dead in his Chicago home, the coroner's office said. Buffone was said to have died of natural causes at the age of 70. On "The Score", Buffone also co-hosted shows with Mike North (The Wise Guys) and Norm Van Lier (The Bear and The Bull) as well as other hosts. We pray for him and for the family . Chicago Bears legend Doug Buffone, who played in 186 games for the organization and is considered to be one of the greatest players to ever wear the teams uniform, died Monday at the age of 70. In addition to the 24 interceptions, Buffone had 10 fumble recoveries, nine forced fumbles and 37 sacks. Even the year we were 1-13, I always had the feeling we were going to win and we just didn't. He attended Shannock Valley High School. ESPN's Jeff Dickerson and The Associated Press contributed to this report. I cannot tell you how much I will miss him.. Our sincere condolences to the Buffone family. A fearsome linebacker during a 14-year career, Doug transitioned into an instinctively honest analyst of the Bears, more or less, beginning with his retirement in 1979. Postgames will never be the same without him. Condolences to the family on your loss.. Tucker McKinney. Buffone died due to natural causes, said police spokesman Thomas Sweeney. At the time of his retirement, Buffone was the Bears' all-time leader in games played with 186. What kind of arrangement is appropriate, where should you send it, and when should you send an alternative? Can the Lions fix their defense? Gonna miss him. "I don't know," he said. you were a good friend and I am proud that I knew you and your family. He was the last active player to play for team founder George Halas. Copyright 2023 ESPN Internet Ventures. Played 186 games as a Bear, the third most among Bears. I'm sure my dad is dancing and singing (two of his favorite things) in heaven having you up there with him. Our condolences to the family - Doug will be greatly missed. "We lost one of our greats. Rest in peace #55! He was selected in the fourth round of the 1966 NFL draft out of Louisville. Buffone's company Digital One is the creator of ClickStreamTV, an online video platform product that was designed for small to medium-sized businesses. A gentle giant. (Reporting by Steve Ginsburg in Washington; Editing by Peter Cooney), The Rush: Suns Kevin Durant dazzles in his debut against the Hornets, Sexual assault lawsuit against Jerry Jones revived after appeal, likely headed for trial, No. Information and advice to help you cope with the death of someone important to you. 1 sport. There was no one tougher on Sundays than Doug Buffone. "As I have loved you, Love one another" As the summertime approaches I am deeply aware of the extent to which Love has changed my life,The Love of strangers, for those in distress,The Love of family, The Love of Friends; And the ineffiable Love of Our Father in Heaven as expressed in the Gospels's Plan of Salvation and as Manifest in the Peace it gives in the face of devastating loss May His Love bring to you and your family the Peace is has brought to me this day and throughtout the coming days. 32 NFL players who could change teams this offseason, Disputed loan at center of Commanders probe, 2023 NFL franchise tag tracker: Commanders' Payne first to be tagged, Meet the man scouring Nigeria for the next generation of NBA and NFL talent, 2023 NFL combine preview: 15 future fantasy football stars to watch. Buffone had 10 fumble recoveries, nine forced fumbles and 37 sacks. Beginning in the 1990s, Buffone became a fixture on Chicago sports talk radio and local television. See here for a complete list of exchanges and delays. Doug played, was all about head trauma. I had the PLEASURE of meeting him in person a few times and you could just see and his passion for the game and his love of the Bears. He was a fourth-round draft pick. He finished every time., Lifes a beach under the basket for Lemonts Miles Beachum. Besides being a hell of a football player, he was a hell of a guy.. God bless him. Former Bears teammates remembered Buffone as an affable, fun-loving athlete with an engaging personality. A native of Yatesboro, Pa., Buffone was a fourth-round draft pick by the Bears in 1966 out of Louisville. He will always be celebrated as one of the Bears greats for his contributions to his team and the fans who loved him. "I will always remember him for his football talent, sense of humor and enduring friendship," Butkus said. Chicago and bear fans around the world will miss you. "You didn't get the exposure like you do today," Butkus said. CHICAGO -- Former Bears linebacker Doug Buffone, whose reputation for being a passionate football player carried over into his career as a sports broadcaster, died Monday at the age of 70. There's been a tremendous response to it. He had like bird legs but a developed upper body. On this Wikipedia the language links are at the top of the page across from the article title. Menu. Javascript is required for the selection of a player. "People talk about all that. CHICAGO (AP) Former Chicago Bears linebacker Doug Buffone, whose reputation for being a passionate football player carried over into his career as a sports broadcaster, was found dead Monday in his . Player News. I am Dyke's 1st cousin. Deepest Sympathy to the family. The Buffone Family is in my prayers. I Had the pleasure of working for him at BBC. ~Ps. Your legacy will live forever in my heart and mind.. Bear Down! Doug was a lifelong entrepreneur, owning enterprises as varied as an embroidery company and a high-tech online video platform. "Doug's passion for the game of football and the Chicago Bears was unmatched, and he will be missed.". Family (1) Spouse Dana (? He died on April 20, 2015 in Chicago, Illinois, USA. As a University of Louisville teammate from 63-66 he was the inspiration and leader of everyone's effort. It was my privilege to know Doug for 32 years, going back to when he owned Doug Buffone's Bear Report. ", "His special relationship with Bears fans continued beyond his playing days, first through founding the Bear Report and later as one of the pioneers and long-time contributors to Chicagos first sports radio station, WSCR. He died of natural causes, they said. Smooth and cool., Do Not Sell/Share My Personal Information. "He will always be celebrated as one of the Bears' greats for his contributions to his team and the fans who loved him. Projecting the futures of Kirk Cousins, Dalvin Cook and other Vikings veterans. He made a lasting impression as a "man's -man and a genuine nice guy.". ", Oswego Easts Jehvion Starwood steps up with winning 3-pointer in OT. The bottom line is he was true and loyal to his family, to football and to his friends. Born in Yatesboro, Pennsylvania, Buffone played linebacker and center from 1962 to 1965 at the University of Louisville. "It drove him nuts when we didn't play well, and we always appreciated that he wore his heart on his sleeve because we knew how much he cared," McCaskey said. Dougie, you were a great teammate." Buffone's team record for games played was ultimately eclipsed by former long snapper Patrick Mannelly, who now holds the mark with 245. He provided broadcast color commentary for the first NFL game (featuring the Bears and the Dallas Cowboys) in Europe. The (NFL) has just done a great job of marketing the game. Radio host and legendary Chicago Bears linebacker Doug Buffone dies at 70 (Photo: 1977), quoted by the Tribune from his radio show. Buffone, a fourth-round draft pick whose 24 interceptions remain the most in club history for a linebacker, was found dead in his Chicago home, the coroners office Not bad for the son of a coal miner who grew up in tiny Yatesboro, Pennsylvania (pop. As I read all the kind words about him, I how true they are. And that's what made him such a great guy, a great character, a great person." RIP. They don't make them like that anymore. I'm going to miss BIG DOUG! We lost one of our greats. Hope to see you in Heaven some day. Send simple, comforting meals with Home Chef. Don't take it out on us,' Bull said. To me, I loved the game and it was all about playing football and to get drafted and lo and behold play for your home city and have a guy like (defensive end Ed) O'Bradovich that I used to watch at Illiinois and Gale. After his playing days were over , had a great career doing radio with OB. CHICAGO -- Former Bears linebacker Doug Buffone, whose reputation for being a passionate football player carried over into his career as a sports broadcaster, rest in peace DOUG I was proud to be on the committee when they retired your high school jersey. By the time Buffone wrapped up his brilliant career, he led all Bears linebackers with 24 career interceptions. Remember taking Doug and several players to a local Catholic Church the day that JFK died. WebCompare Doug Buffone to . One was an air ball., Go big or go home. Giving to charity is a meaningful way to honor someone who has died. He was kind, he was real, he was sincere, he will be truly missed by all. "It drove him nuts when we didn't play well, and we always appreciated that he wore his heart on his sleeve because we knew how much he cares," McCaskey said in a statement. "It drove him nuts when we didn't play well and we always appreciated that he wore his heart on his sleeve because we knew how much he cares," McCaskey said in a statement. Buffone co-hosted "Chicago NFL Live" on "The Score" WSCR 670 AM, as well as Bears postgame with Ed O'Bradovich, and recently completed 14 seasons of The Doug Buffone Show on Fox Sports Net Chicago. Somebody that everybody loved. Both players eventually found their way into the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Buffone's unbridled Bears enthusiasm made him a must-listen after games, especially following a difficult loss. Buffone went on to play 15 seasons at linebacker for the Bears, retiring in 1980 as the all-time leader in games played for the legendary organization. It's a great event that they're (now) going to have it in Chicago. My Condolences to the Buffone family. Police were conducting a death invgestigation Monday afternoon. He was 70. It's surprising how much a musical selection can affect mourning. Doug Buffone, a former Bears linebacker who made a seamless transition from a prominent football career to a successful second life as a popular Chicago sports radio personality and businessman, wa A staple of the Bears' defense in the mid-1960s until his retirement following the 1979 season, Buffone arrived in Chicago in 1966 when team founder George Halas selected the linebacker in the fourth round of the NFL draft out of Louisville. "He was a very special guy. Discover Doug Buffone's Biography, Age, Height, Physical Stats, Dating/Affairs, Family and career updates. with funeral mass to follow at 6 pm. In a 14-year NFL career, Buffone's rugged play and indomitable attitude represented the spirit of the Bears and the city of Chicago. Buffone was an outspoken critic of the team in slow times, quoted by the Tribune from his radio show saying, "I could have gone to Rush Street last night and found 24 players who could do better than the Bears did today. He remains the Cardinals' No. (2Cor.1:3). According to Bears media guides, Buffone also had 10 fumble recoveries, nine forced fumbles and 37 sacks. the former Bears linebacker who died I remember spending a day with you and your twins at Kim Baker's pool and recall the love you have for your familywhich will remain strong in your heart. He also held the team's record for most games played with 186. I was fortunate enough to have Doug as a mentor, teammate, & friend at the University of Louisville. Doug was very passionate about the Bears and how they played! A staple of the Bears' defense in the mid-1960s until his retirement following the 1979 season, Buffone arrived in Chicago in 1966 when team founder George Halas selected the linebacker in the fourth round of the NFL draft out of Louisville. And it's just that people are clamoring for more NFL. "There was no one tougher on Sundays than Doug Buffone." I love and will miss you dearly! As a devoted Bear Fan for the last 50 years or more, I remember how truly great a linebacker he was. He was a Pro Bowler in my eyes on my team., In recent years, Buffone hosted a Bears postgame radio show on WSCR-AM 670 with Ed OBradovich. And he proved it each week over his 14-year career, a tenure record he shared with another great, Bill George, for 33 seasons. Great player, sportscaster and Chicagoan. Reporting by Steve Ginsburg in Washington; Editing by Peter Cooney. In the 21st century, it's not just urns and gravestones anymore. His retirement ended a link to our founder as he was the last active player to play for George Halas.. RIP Doug.I will miss your post game show and all the fun stuff you did on the other shows.BIG DOUG! There was no one tougher on Sundays than Doug Buffone.. "I will always remember him for his football talent, sense of humor and enduring friendship," Butkus said. My sincerest condolences to one of my best friends. I send my sympathy and prayers to Doug's (Dyke's) family. He led Louisville in tackles three straight years and remains third on the all-time career list for tackles made with 479. Doug Buffone will be missed.. Some basic help and starters when you have to write a tribute to someone you love. Doug gave much pleasure and smiles to all of Chicago once he came aboard his Rookie year. Paramedics were called to Buffones home in the 1200 block of West Lexington Street around 1:30 p.m. Monday, according to police and fire officials. As many who knew him have said, he was a great man and loved his family and his Bears. "It drove him nuts when we didn't play well, and we always appreciated that he wore his heart on his sleeve because we knew how much he cared," McCaskey said. Portrait. Police News Affairs said he was pronounced dead on the scene. Cause of death not yet known. I enjoyed immensly the discussions we had together. Paramedics and police were summoned to Buffone's home on Chicago's West Side and found a 70-year-old man dead due to natural causes, said police spokesman Thomas Sweeney. It was an honor to share the #55 with the first legend to wear it," tweeted Lance Briggs, another former Bears linebacker. Yet Buffones death was also untimely, unexpected and filled with another kind of sadness. Bernstein said he has encountered former football players who were bitter about what they had to sacrifice. Doug Buffone will be missed. I have fond memories of our boyhood days in Yatesboro. There was no one tougher on Sundays than Doug Buffone.". Paramedics and police were summoned to Buffone's home on Chicago's West Side and found a 70-year-old man dead due to natural causes, said police spokesman Thomas Sweeney. By the time Buffone wrapped up his brilliant career, he led all Bears linebackers with 24 career interceptions. (Chicago Tribune historical photo). My condolences to Dana & children, Mr.Buffone you were a solid contributor to society and the Bears.A real class act God Bless you and your entire family.You will be missed. Bernstein said he has encountered former football players who were bitter about what they had to sacrifice. Choice is: Ex: Ray Lewis, Junior Seau. Had 11 solo tackles vs. New Orleans (10/6/74), Holds the Bears record for most career interceptions at linebacker (24), Was voted into the Louisville Hall of Fame with Johnny Unitas in 1979, National Italian American Sports hall of fame member since 1992, This page was last edited on 21 February 2023, at 06:39. I feel blessed to have known him. Submit an Obituary. Doug was The man and always will be the Man. Buffone later laughed recalling how the real source of the odor was a dead rat they found in his locker buried beneath his stuff. Doug was a great friend to all of us. The shockwaves from Doug's passing have been felt by so many of us. Paramedics and police were summoned to Buffone's home on Chicago's West Side and found a 70-year-old man dead from natural causes, said police #dougbuffone. Buffone, Doug Every man's death diminishes us, but that holds double for legends like Doug Buffone. "We are terribly saddened to hear of Doug's passing," Bears chairman George McCaskey said in a statement. Great athlete! I was just happy to be there, to tell you the truth. Could the Cowboys look at a running back in first round again? Former Chicago Bears linebacker Doug Buffone's legacy stretches far beyond the football field. He finished every time., Lifes a beach under the basket for Lemonts Miles Beachum. (Reuters) - Doug Buffone, a linebacker who played 14 seasons for the National Football League's Chicago Bears before retiring in 1980 as the franchise's all-time leader in games played, died on Monday at the age of 70, the team said. We are terribly saddened to hear of Dougs passing, Bears Chairman George McCaskey said in a statement. I want to extend my warm wishes to Doug's family for comfort and hope his love will keep you all forever. And he proved it each week over his 14-year career, a tenure record he shared with another great, Bill George, for 33 seasons. the former Bears linebacker who died April 20th at age 70 of natural causes. Sincerely, Marilyn Davis. Doug will be fondly remembered through many recaptures of the lives he touched. "We lost one of our greats. All rights reserved. Doug spent his entire career with the Bears (1966-79) serving as defensive captain for eight years. June 27, 1944 - April 20, 2015 Chicago, Illinois | Age 70 Former Chicago Bears linebacker dies . Oswego Easts Jehvion Starwood steps up with winning 3-pointer in OT. Butkus spoke on a variety of topics during a conference call Tuesday, a call held by the NFL as the league continues promoting next week's NFL draft here in Chicago. In a statement, Hall of Famer Dick Butkus, who played alongside Buffone on the Bears for seven years, said a "great man" was lost. Say hi to Vince Lombardi and all the other men that played with their Heart. I met Buz at the Bears training camp in Rensselaer, Indiana in 1969, through his teammate and my best friend, Willie Holman. Dougs passion for the game of football and the Chicago Bears was unmatched and he will be missed. (Reuters) - Doug Buffone, a linebacker who played 14 seasons for the National Football League's Chicago Bears before retiring in 1980 as the franchise's all-time leader in games played, died on Monday at the age of 70, the team said. He also had 10 fumble recoveries, nine forced fumbles, 37 sacks and 1,257 tackles, going over the 100-tackle mark in seven seasons. Bear Down. In a statement, Hall of Famer Dick Butkus, who played alongside Buffone on the Bears for seven years, said a "great man" was lost. 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