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Jason McKie

Starting Fullback Jason McKie continues to be force for the Chicago Bears running game. In the 2009 season, Jason once again started all 16 games helping the Matt Forte ground attack. Jason also wrapped up his second season hosting the statewide Bears themed TV Show, Chicago Huddle.

In 2008, Jason lead the way for highly touted rookie Matt Forte to break the Bears franchise record for most rushing years by rookie. However, it was McKie who contributed offensively in the first two weeks, scoring a touchdown in each game. Jason also added another touchdown through the air against the Rams in a blowout victory.

Entering NFL as an undrafted free agent, Jason McKie is a prime example of what hard work and determination is all about. Jason became the Bears full-time starting fullback in 2006, responding with career highs in receptions and receiving yards. The Bears rewarded McKie with a 5-year contract extension in November of 2006.

The resourceful back has in six NFL seasons. He has played in Philadelphia and Dallas before coming to Chicago in 2003.
A Temple alum, Jason started 26 games at fullback during his four seasons for the Owls where he also was a two-time team captain, compiling over 1,200 yards of offense and 15 touchdowns. Jason graduated with a degree in communications.

McKie has been very active in the community throughout his NFL career. Recently, Jason launched the Jason McKie Foundation of the Institute for Science and Health, which focuses on programs in the areas of education and wellness with an emphasis on making an impact in the lives of families of soldiers.

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