Adewale Ogunleye

Former Bears Adewale Ogunleye and Nathan Vasher have signed with teams. Adewale Ogunleye found a home in Houston where they lost the staring DE opposite Mario Williams, Connor Barwin. Barwin dislocated his right ankle. The Texans also added veteran DE Ryan Denney, who will split time with Ogunleye across from Mario Williams. Nathan Vasher used to be known as the “Interceptor” signed with the Chargers this off-season, but they let him go and yesterday he signed with the Detroit Lions. Vasher...Read Full Story

Who said men were the only ones to catch a woodie in the am? Women think about sex just as much if not more than the average man. Hell, we're human, right? We're physical creatures as well, however, we allow our mental to draw that picture of what we imagine our prey to be & dissect from there. Anyway, its been a long while since we've featured our morning wood series, fret not, they're back! Next Up: Adewale Ogunleye *born 8/9/77 *6'4 260 lbs *played with the Chicago Bears from 2004...Read Full Story

pun intended… According to the Miami Times…Ogunleye came home to a scene out of the ‘Three Bears.” Some folks just don’t take their job seriously! LOL Ogunleye, a defensive end, sued Mondrian South Beach, and its employee Daniel Anaya. He says he got home early one morning to find “the silhouette of a large male behind the glass bathroom door. It appeared that the individual was bracing the door so it could not be opened. The intruder/trespasser was, in fact, an employee of the Mondrian South...Read Full Story

Filed under: Bears, NFC North, NFL Injuries On Tuesday, FanHouse’s Josh Alper wrote that the Bears were down to one Ayanbadejo. Fullback Obafemi Ayanbadejo was released, and survived on the roster by his brother, linebacker and special-teamer, Brendon. Well, it looks like the Bears were almost Ayanbadejo-less following a recent pre-practice locker room. And worse, they were almost Adewale Ogunleye-less too. First, defensive end Adewale Ogunleye slapped linebacker Brendon Ayanbadejo hard in...Read Full Story

Filed under: Bears, NFC North, NFL Injuries On Tuesday, FanHouse’s Josh Alper wrote that the Bears were down to one Ayanbadejo. Fullback Obafemi Ayanbadejo was released, and survived on the roster by his brother, linebacker and special-teamer, Brendon. Well, it looks like the Bears were almost Ayanbadejo-less following a recent pre-practice locker room. And worse, they were almost Adewale Ogunleye-less too. First, defensive end Adewale Ogunleye slapped linebacker Brendon Ayanbadejo hard in...Read Full Story

Alex Brown and Adewale Ogunleye both were starters with the Bears from 2005-2009 and now there both gone, who will miss more? By the way, let’s all hope Adewale Ogunleye finds a home soon. If not he might have to retire.Read Full Story

So apparently Adewale Ogunleye signed with Houston last week after one of their ends, Connor Barwin, went down with a dislocated ankle. He reportedly signed a one year, $800,000 deal. He hasn't played yet, but here's hoping one of our former own has a good season!Read Full Story

LAKE FOREST, Ill. – It happened seven years ago, but it's far from ancient history to Adewale Ogunleye. To this day, the Bears defensive end is still motivated by the fact that he entered the NFL as an undrafted free agent out of Indiana in 2000.Read Full Story

LAKE FOREST, Ill. – When Bears defensive end Adewale Ogunleye was growing up in New York City, the telephone in his family's apartment would often ring at 3 o'clock in the morning.Read Full Story

LAKE FOREST, Ill. – Bears defensive end Adewale Ogunleye is having an easier time getting to quarterbacks than explaining how he's been able to register six sacks in the last four games.Read Full Story