Chicago Bears Jersey VMH Patch

The Chicago Bears are wearing a football-shaped "VMH" patch on the left shoulder of their jerseys throughout the entire 2025 NFL season in honour of late owner Virginia Halas McCaskey, who passed away in February at the age of 102. The tribute makes its regular-season debut tonight, though it has been worn throughout the NFL preseason.

The patch is nearly identical to the design the Bears wore when they mourned the loss of her father, team founder George S. Halas, upon his death in 1983. It features her monogram in navy blue on an orange football, with navy blue stitches and a white outline.

The letters are arranged as a three-letter monogram: V-M-H, with the "M" outlined in white and centred, a nod to the Bears' convention of placing the family name in the middle on these patches. For Virginia Halas McCaskey, that means M (McCaskey) in the middle, flanked by V and H. Similarly, George Halas' 1983 patch prominently displayed an "H," flanked by a "G" and "S."

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QUICK FACTS :

Bears VMH Patch Meaning: Virginia McCaskey's monogram

What does VMH stand for? -- Virginia Halas McCaskey

Where is the patch?  -- Left shoulder, football-shaped, orange with navy "V-M-H"

When does it debut?  -- Monday Night Football, Sept. 8, 2025

Will it be worn all year?  -- Yes, the entire 2025 NFL season