Glen Kozlowski Glen Kozlowski ( born December 31 , 1962 in Honolulu , Hawaii ) is a former professional American football player who played wide receiver for six seasons for the Chicago Bears . College . Kozlowski , who wore number 7 , was a standout wide receiver on BYU ' s 1984 National Championship Team ; he was known for making clutch , acrobatic catches . At the time , Glen was one of only two players ( along with Todd Christensen ) to start at BYU as a true freshman , playing with several standout quarterbacks over the course of his career : Jim McMahon , Steve Young and Robbie Bosco . He once recorded double - digit receptions and over 200 yards receiving in a game ( the Kickoff Classic , against Boston College ) . A Sports Illustrated article from the same period included a photo of Kozlowski leaping into the stands in celebration of one of his many touchdowns , reminiscent of the " Lambeau Leap " popularized by the Green Bay Packers in the 1990s . Glen suffered a serious knee injury during his senior season that threatened to derail his goal of playing in the NFL . As a show of support for his injured teammate , BYU quarterback Robbie Bosco switched his jersey number from 6 to 7 for one game . NFL . Kozlowski was drafted in the 11th round of the 1986 NFL draft by the Bears . He spent the entire 1986 season on injured reserve , recovering from knee surgery . " Koz " struggled to recover from knee reconstruction and was waived by the Bears in 1987 . A very fast and physical receiver in college , Kozlowski regained his speed after his injury . ( Years later he acknowledged having a difficult time making cuts in and out of pass patterns due to the knee problem ) . He later rejoined the team , playing as a replacement player during the NFL ' s strike season ( 1987 ) . Although Kozlowski played well in his replacement role , he suffered a broken leg while returning a kickoff , ending his " spare Bear " season . He returned to the Bears the following season and earned a spot on the regular season roster , principally as a special teams player . Because of his earlier releases and numerous re - signings , Kozlowski wore several different jersey numbers ( 83 , 86 , 88 , and perhaps 96 ) while playing for the Bears . During his professional career , Kozlowski excelled on special teams , and was used sporadically at wide receiver . Arguably the most memorable catch of his professional career came during a 1988 Monday Night Football game against the San Francisco 49ers - a diving catch on a deep pass from Jim McMahon . Also of note , on special teams he once downed a punt at the one yard line in spectacular fashion , toe dancing the goal line while pitching the football back to teammate Ron Morris . Post - NFL . In 2002 , Kozlowski became the head football coach of Wauconda High School in Wauconda , Illinois . While the team was winless over the course of his first two seasons , it eventually became a playoff qualifier . In 2009 , Kozlowski accepted the head coaching job at North Chicago High School , which is in the same athletic conference as Wauconda . On September 4 , 2009 , a brawl erupted between North Chicago and visiting Chicago Simeon High School in the first quarter of the second game of the season , which resulted in a forfeit by North Chicago . An ensuing investigation of the fight by the Illinois High School Association resulted in an indefinite suspension of North Chicago ' s football team , which was soon lifted on September 15 , 2009 . Personal . Kozlowski ' s brother , Mike , played in the defensive backfield for the Miami Dolphins in the 1980s . Glen married his college girlfriend , Julie , and all of Kozlowski ' s sons attended BYU with one , Tyler , playing football as a freshman walk - on . Kozlowski is a weekend sports anchor on WGN - AM radio ' s Sports Central . Glen was also defeated in the 2007 Office Ball Championships held in Chicago by WGN Radio ' s David Kaplan .