BREAKING NEWS: CEO Kevin Warren and GM Ryan Poles Reveal Heartbreaking News Following Seattle Seahawks’ Victory
Chicago, IL — In a devastating turn of events, Chicago Bears CEO Kevin Warren and General Manager Ryan Poles addressed the media today following the team’s heartbreaking loss to the Seattle Seahawks in a critical matchup. With emotions running high, both men shared an unexpected and deeply personal revelation that has stunned fans and left the organization in shock.
Warren, who recently took over as CEO of the Bears, expressed his grief regarding the news of Virginia H. McCaskey’s health. The 101-year-old owner of the Bears has been a central figure in the team’s history, known for her dedication to the sport and deep love for the team she inherited from her late father, George Halas. The announcement revealed that McCaskey, who has played a pivotal role in the team for decades, is now facing significant health challenges.
“Today, it is with a heavy heart that we share with you that Mrs. McCaskey, our beloved owner, is struggling with her health,” Warren said in an emotional statement. “She has been an incredible leader, a symbol of the Bears’ history, and the heart and soul of this organization. Our thoughts are with her during this time, and we ask that everyone respect her privacy as she focuses on her health.”
The revelation comes just days after a tough loss to the Seattle Seahawks, where the Bears fell short in a hard-fought game that left fans questioning the team’s direction. While the loss on the field was significant, the news of McCaskey’s health has overshadowed the game itself. The Bears organization, historically one of the most storied franchises in the NFL, has been in a rebuilding phase under Poles’ leadership, and the news has added an additional layer of uncertainty to the team’s future.
Ryan Poles, who has been working tirelessly to reshape the roster, also spoke to reporters about the emotional toll the news had taken on him and his colleagues. “This is a tough moment for all of us,” Poles said. “Virginia McCaskey has been more than just an owner—she’s a part of our family. Her presence has meant so much to me personally, and to everyone in the Bears organization. We’ll continue to work hard in her honor and with her spirit in mind.”
The McCaskey family has been at the helm of the Bears for generations, and Virginia H. McCaskey’s leadership has been marked by quiet but impactful guidance. Her commitment to the team, despite the struggles and challenges faced by the franchise in recent years, has been unwavering. While the family has traditionally maintained a low profile, those close to the organization understand just how vital her role has been in the team’s day-to-day operations.
The Bears’ future now feels uncertain as both the franchise navigates the rebuilding of its roster and faces personal loss within the family. Fans are left grappling with the twin burdens of disappointment on the field and the looming uncertainty surrounding the health of their team’s matriarch.
As the Bears prepare for the remainder of the season, CEO Kevin Warren and GM Ryan Poles have vowed to continue working in honor of Mrs. McCaskey’s legacy. The next steps for the organization may now have a more personal and emotional undertone, as the focus turns toward supporting McCaskey through this challenging time.
For now, the Bears’ family, both on and off the field, will come together in the face of adversity, hoping for brighter days ahead and healing for their beloved owner.