William Perry did, in fact, die this week. This William Perry didn't play for the Chicago Bears, he didn't score a touchdown in the Super Bowl, he didn't star in any McDonald's commercials or ...

William Perry, 53, attended the Bears’ 24-20 home loss to the Lions on Sunday at Soldier Field and received a warm greeting when he was interviewed on the video board in the first half.

Perry was about 50 pounds heavier than his defensive linemates — McMichael was listed at 270, Dent 265, Hampton 264 — and 40 pounds ahead of the next-largest Bears, offensive linemen Mark ...

According to a report from Yahoo!Sports, William "Refrigerator" Perry is auctioning off the Super Bowl ring he won as a member of the 1985 Chicago Bears.. The auction will be held at the National ...

As a 300-pound defensive lineman, William ‘Refridgerator’ Perry scores a touchdown for the Bears in Super Bowl XX against the Patriots. “I’m my own man,” Perry added. “It’s simple.

(CBS) Bears legend William "Refrigerator" Perry, a member of the 1985 Super Bowl-winning team, joined WBBM Newsradio's Josh Liss for an interview recently, reflecting on his career, the current ...

Bears season ticket holder William Perry has had some unbelievable encounters because of the infamous name he shares with one of the most beloved Bears. Bears general manager Ryan Poles and his ...

We can start with this: Everybody loves the Fridge. William Perry could have been called the Car or the Shed or the Washing Machine or even the Water Heater. But he wasn’t. The Refrigerator it ...

April 22, 2009— -- Former Chicago Bears lineman William "The Refrigerator" Perry remains hospitalized with a rare nerve disorder that can slowly paralyze a person, starting at the fingers and ...

Former Bears defensive lineman William 'Refrigerator' Perry is alive , despite a Twitter report from Wednesday morning that indicated the Super Bowl champion had passed away.

The long-absent William ‘‘Refrigerator’’ Perry, 53, was in the house. ... Bears jersey with Perry’s name on it. Back in the glory years, McCaskey was one of the trainers.

Rick Telander of Sports Illustrated has a story on William “The Refrigerator” Perry, the iconic player from the 1985 Chicago ...