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Remembering 'Iron' Mike Ditka and His Message for Anthem-Kneelers, Flag Disrespecters Like Colin Kaepernick

On Friday, a living NFL legend became simply a legend.

Mike Ditka, who died at the age of 86, was a Hall of Fame player and arguably should have been a Hall of Fame coach.

After reinventing the tight end position during his time with the Chicago Bears, Philadelphia Eagles, and the Dallas Cowboys, he ended up coaching the Bears, as well — including the iconic 1985 squad.

He was the second player to win a Super Bowl ring as both a coach and player in 1985 — Tom Flores, a backup quarterback for the Kansas City Chiefs during Super Bowl IV, was the first to........

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