No one of his era played with more intensity...

The Cornerstone of the Single Greatest Year in Defence. Lead the Bears to 15-1 record, shut out 2 playoff opponents, and Crush the Patriots in Super Bowl XX. Had a Decent Career and is still remembered as the Captain of that Defence. Not in league with a Butkus, Bill George, or Clyde Turner, but still very good.

And if the QB held still long enough, Mike would knock the stuffing out of him.

The eyes were too scary, and they could scare a QB into doing something stupid.

Was the leader behind the Monsters of the Midway.

Tough as nails.

Extremely overated. Made famous by the press because of his eyes before a play. Average numbers throughout his career. Good player however at middle linebacker, had a nose for the ball. Just not a great player. Samuari? (more press baloney). Wilbur Marshall was 10 times the linebacker in 85...

When the QB looked into his eyes, he got that deer in the headlights look. A worthy successor to Butkus.

Was anything more intimidating for a QB than coming up to the line looking at those eyes. He was the heart and soul of the greatest D ever.

one of chicago's greatest linebackers: butkus,singletary, and urlacher!

One of the most intelligent linebackers ever.