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EyeBlack, a company combining logos, phrases, and bible verses with EyeBlack strips, announced a partnership with Chicago Bears All-Pro Linebacker, Brian Urlacher.
Coke Zero welcomed Brian Urlacher and Patrick Sharp to its Chicago sports family, joining Bulls' MVP Derrick Rose (sponsored by Powerade) to connect with local sports fans.
Urlacher wrestled in a pay-per-view event for the NWA-TNA promotion, though the Bears organization later forced him to cease participation.
Brian Urlacher appeared in commercials for McDonald's.
Brian Urlacher appeared in commercials for Domino's Pizza.
Brian Urlacher appeared in commercials for Comcast.
Brian Urlacher appeared in commercials for Nike and also modeled their new NFL uniforms in 2012. Nike aired special commercials about Urlacher's high school career.
Brian Urlacher appeared in commercials for Campbell's Chunky soup.
Brian Urlacher appeared in commercials and advertisements for Old Spice.
Brian Urlacher promoted Glacéau (Vitaminwater) through various advertisements and promotions, including wearing a branded hat during Super Bowl XLI media day, which resulted in a fine.
Brian Urlacher shared the spotlight with Peyton Manning in a MasterCard commercial.
Brian Urlacher was the cover athlete and spokesperson for Sega Sports' 'NFL 2K3'.
After undergoing a hair transplant surgery in 2014, Brian Urlacher became a spokesman for the Illinois-based clinic RESTORE Hair, appearing on billboards and television.
Fans enjoyed complimentary admission while Brian Urlacher joined Emmitt Smith and DeMarcus Ware as celebrities at the 2023 Invited Celebrity Classic, supported by sponsors including Choctaw Casinos & Resorts.
Brian Urlacher was born on May 25, 1978, in Pasco, Washington. Raised in Lovington, New Mexico, he excelled in multiple sports during high school, including football, basketball, and track. He led Lovington High School to an undefeated 14-0 season and a state championship in 1995. Urlacher attended the University of New Mexico, where he majored in criminology and became a versatile player as a “Lobo-Back,” a hybrid linebacker and safety. He earned consensus All-American honors and was named MW Player of the Year in 1999, concluding his college career as one of the most decorated players in New Mexico history.
Urlacher was drafted by the Chicago Bears ninth overall in the 2000 NFL Draft. He quickly became a cornerstone of the Bears’ defense, earning AP Defensive Rookie of the Year in 2000 and AP Defensive Player of the Year in 2005. Over his 13-season career, all with the Bears, he was known for his athleticism, tackling ability, and leadership. He made eight Pro Bowl selections and was a five-time first-team All-Pro. A memorable highlight includes his 90-yard fumble return for a touchdown against the Atlanta Falcons in 2001 and his Super Bowl XLI appearance. He retired in 2013, holding the Bears’ record for 1,779 tackles.
Following his retirement, Urlacher has been involved in various ventures. He served as a football analyst for Fox Sports 1 on ‘Fox Football Daily’ and participated in the USO Chairman’s Holiday tour, visiting US troops. In 2017, he was inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame, followed by his enshrinement into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2018. Urlacher has also engaged in brand partnerships, leveraging his athletic image for various companies.
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