Team owner Bob Nutting was not in attendance, and his lack of presence was felt when fans in the crowd started a “sell the team chant” as Williams was on the mic.

In the top of the seventh inning of Friday’s game during a mound visit, a “sell the team” chant was captured on the broadcast of the game on FanDuel Sports Network Sun.

The “sell the team” chants Thursday at Soldier Field came just four days after Detroit Lions fans filled Soldier Field in their Honolulu blue and watched their team roll to a 34-17 win.

The Pirates trailed 3-0 vs. the Guardians in the top of the eighth inning and the sell-out crowd put in the loudest 'Sell the Team' chant of the season, which was audible for fans to hear over the ...

Bears fans made their frustrations known as chants of "sell the team" broke out among the home crowd, an indication that they're fed up with how this organization is being run by chairman George ...

Chairman George McCaskey was asked about that chant from Week 17 and revealed it doesn't actually bother him that much because he understands why the fans were frustrated and demanding change.

In fact, the only real highlight was the chant that broke out at Soldier Field. During the second half of action, a "sell the team" chant was caught on camera for the entire world to see and hear.

George McCaskey's tenure as Chairmen of the Chicago Bears has not gone well. During another lackluster effort, a 6-3 loss against the Seattle Seahawks in Week 17, things reached a boiling point.