Gunzlingr
04-17-2003, 10:53 PM
Baby Bear
Casey Urlacher, younger brother of Brian, is enjoying the stressful days leading up to the draft
By Trent Modglin
April 17, 2003
Casey Urlacher
Casey Urlacher’s life is a busy one these days. But he’s never too busy for his niece Pamela, the adorable 2_½-year-old daughter of his brother, Brian. Last Sunday, in the foyer of Brian’s house in north suburban Chicago, a house Casey also calls home, the brothers Urlacher played catch with a giggling Pamela.
The night before, Casey was meeting with a teacher of his from Lake Forest (Ill.) College about an internship and an independent studies course he’s taking for his final three credit hours.
A couple of hours earlier, on Sunday morning, he was working out for the Bears with 37 other Chicago-area college players, running drills for both fullbacks and linebackers, either one of which he’d be happy to play in the NFL.
more (http://www.profootballweekly.com/PFW/NFLDraft/Draft+Extras/2003/modglin041703.htm)
Casey Urlacher, younger brother of Brian, is enjoying the stressful days leading up to the draft
By Trent Modglin
April 17, 2003
Casey Urlacher
Casey Urlacher’s life is a busy one these days. But he’s never too busy for his niece Pamela, the adorable 2_½-year-old daughter of his brother, Brian. Last Sunday, in the foyer of Brian’s house in north suburban Chicago, a house Casey also calls home, the brothers Urlacher played catch with a giggling Pamela.
The night before, Casey was meeting with a teacher of his from Lake Forest (Ill.) College about an internship and an independent studies course he’s taking for his final three credit hours.
A couple of hours earlier, on Sunday morning, he was working out for the Bears with 37 other Chicago-area college players, running drills for both fullbacks and linebackers, either one of which he’d be happy to play in the NFL.
more (http://www.profootballweekly.com/PFW/NFLDraft/Draft+Extras/2003/modglin041703.htm)