20 to 11
20 | George Trafton C, Oak Park
An inaugural Bear, he helped them win two titles and was part of the Pro Football Hall of Fame’s second class.
19 | Red Grange RB/DB, Wheaton
The Galloping Ghost’s greatest exploits came in college, but he helped the Bears win NFL titles in 1932 and ’33.
18 | Dave Butz DT, Maine South
Stuffed the middle for the Redskins for 14 seasons (1975-88), including Super Bowl title campaigns in 1982 and ’87.
17 | Rodney Harrison S, Marian Catholic
Became one of the league’s most feared safeties and won Super Bowls with the Patriots in 2003 and ’04.
16 | Gary Fencik S, Barrington
Started every game he played for the Bears from 1977-86. He is the team’s all-time leader with 36 interceptions.
15 | Chris Hinton T/G, Phillips
Was held in such high regard that he was traded twice for No. 1 overall pick quarterbacks: John Elway and Jeff George.
14 | Mike Kenn T, Evanston
Started all 16 games 10 times and 15 games three other times.
13 | Clay Matthews LB, New Trier East
The father of the longtime Packers linebacker, he played more games (278) than any linebacker in NFL history.
12 | Al Wistert T/G/DT, Foreman
Won NFL championships with the Eagles in 1948 and ’49, winning both title games by shutout.
11 | Ken Anderson QB, Batavia
Led the NFL in passer rating four times and was named MVP in 1981.