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2s and 22s on 2-22-22

With Tuesday's date being 2/2/2022, we take a look at the 13 Bears players that have worn #2 or #22 in the last 22 years. How many can you name? The gallery has the answers. (Players listed alphabetically)

QB Jason Campbell (2012)
1 / 13

QB Jason Campbell (2012)

K Paul Edinger (2000-04)
2 / 13

K Paul Edinger (2000-04)

S Tyler Everett (2006)
3 / 13

S Tyler Everett (2006)

RB Matt Forte (2008-15)
4 / 13

RB Matt Forte (2008-15)

QB Brian Hoyer (2016)
5 / 13

QB Brian Hoyer (2016)

CB Cre'Von Leblanc (2016-17)
6 / 13

CB Cre'Von Leblanc (2016-17)

CB Alfonso Marshall (2004)
7 / 13

CB Alfonso Marshall (2004)

S Than Merrill (2001)
8 / 13

S Than Merrill (2001)

K Cairo Santos (2017, 2020-present)
9 / 13

K Cairo Santos (2017, 2020-present)

CB Kevin Toliver (2018-19)
10 / 13

CB Kevin Toliver (2018-19)

CB Kindle Vildor (2020-present)
11 / 13

CB Kindle Vildor (2020-present)

CB Brock Williams (2003)
12 / 13

CB Brock Williams (2003)

S Shawn Wooden (2000)
13 / 13

S Shawn Wooden (2000)

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