Bears' 2024 schedule release features multiple appearances including a gag at notable NFC North celebrity fans

The Chicago Bears have released the team's 2024 schedule featuring all 17 games in hilarious fashion along with the rest of the league.

In what has become known as the Super Bowl for each team's social media department, the Bears absolutely blew it out of the park with their release video that paid homage to classic Chicago films such as Ferris Bueller's Day Off, Mean Girls, The Breakfast Club, Home Alone, Cooley High, Christmas Vacation and Risky Business.

Here's the official release video put out by the team's incredible social media team.

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Beyond the fun references to so many classic films, the Bears' 2024 schedule release video also included some hilarious cameos by some notable celebrities.

Most notably, Anthony "Spice" Adams starred as the school's Dean in charge of detention. The group of students in detention themselves were hilariously comprised of celebrity super fans from each of the Bears' top rivals in the NFC North. NFL content creator Annie Agar represented the Green Bay Packers, popstar Yung Gravy represented the Minnesota Vikings, and comedy influencer Emily Zugay represented the Detroit Lions.

As for the actual members of the Bears who made an appearance in the video, DJ Moore played the star of the video as the knockoff Ferris Bueller. Tremaine Edmunds, T.J. Edwards, Jaquan Brisker, D'Andre Swift, and Cole Kmet can all be seen in the hallways. Later in the video more players were included such as Tyrique Stevenson, Teven Jenkins, Kyler Gordon, Braxton Jones, and who can forget the team's top two rookie draft picks in Caleb Williams and Rome Odunze starring as the freshmen.

Other recognizable faces appearing in the video include local comedian and superfan Dyon Brooks, the Bear' team reporter Lauren Screeden, senior writer Larry Mayer and Staley Da Bear himself. Even head coach Matt Eberflus and his new-look made a fantastic appearance as Moore's teacher, although it came with a tough comparison to Ben Stein, who played Ferris Bueller's economics teacher.

The best reference and slight cameo in the entire video came when Sir Purr, the Carolina Panthers mascot, attempted to call Moore in class referencing the Bears upcoming game against Moore's former team in Week 5.

Overall, it was a wonderful job by the Bears' social team delivering an exceptional video to highlight the Bears' upcoming season. See the attached link below to see who all the Bears will be playing and when in 2024.

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