Former Lobo Brian Urlacher took center stage at Super Bowl XLI Media Day in Miami Tuesday. He fielded questions from hundreds of reporters for an hour, with the queries ranging from serious to absurd.
Former Lobo Brian Urlacher talks with agent Bryce Karger (right) while his brother, Casey Urlacher, watches moments before the Bears' star fielded questions from hundreds of reporters during Media Day at Super Bowl XLI Tuesday in Miami.
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Chicago Bears players were required to field questions from the media at Dolphins Stadium Tuesday. As soon as time expired, former Lobo Brian Urlacher quickly got up and left the hoard of reporters behind.
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Brian Urlacher briefly got away with living up to his endorsement deal, wearing a Vitamin Water hat and leaving a bottle of Vitamin Water with the #54 on it. Super Bowl XLI officials eventually made him remove the hat and the sports drink. When they offered him Gatorade and Aquafina water, he refused to take the items.
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The two most popular questions posed to former Lobo Brian Urlacher during Media Day at Super Bowl XLI were variations of "How can the Bears stop Peyton Manning?" and "Do you like being underdogs?" He didn't appear frazzled when he answered the same questions over and over again.
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Bears teammate Todd Johnson briefly takes over Brian Urlacher's question-and-answer session during Media Day at Super Bowl XLI Tuesday. Johnson's prank gave Urlacher a small break from answering reporters' questions.
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Former Lobo Brian Urlacher was required to sit back for an hour and answer questions posed by hundreds of reporters Tuesday in Miami.
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Former Lobo Brian Urlacher answers questions from reporters during Media Day at the Super Bowl Tuesday in Miami.
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Chicago Bears star Brian Urlacher accepts an award from Entertainment Tonight correspondent Kevin Frazier during Media Day at the Super Bowl Tuesday. Frazier said the award recognized his potential to cross over a do work as an actor.
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