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Legendary Coach and Hall of Fame Tight End Mike Ditka Dies at 86

The Chicago Bears icon led the team to its only Super Bowl victory and became the first tight end inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame

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Legendary Coach and Hall of Fame Tight End Mike Ditka Dies at 86

Mike Ditka, the Hall of Fame tight end and coach who led the Chicago Bears to their only Super Bowl title, has died at 86, his family announced Friday. No cause of death was disclosed. Known as “Iron Mike,” Ditka played for the Bears, Philadelphia Eagles and Dallas Cowboys, winning an NFL championship with Chicago and Super Bowl VI with Dallas. He later coached the Bears to victory in Super Bowl XX and was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1988.

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