The 1932 Chicago Bears season was their 13th regular season completed in the National Football League. The club posted a 7-1-6 record under third year head coach Ralph Jones.
| 1932 Chicago Bears | |
|---|---|
| NFL Champions | |
| 1932 record | 7-1-6 |
| Home record | 6-1-2 |
| Road record | 1-0-4 |
| Points for (PF) | 160 |
| Points against (PA) | 44 |
| Head Coach | Ralph Jones |
| Stadium | Wrigley Field |
| Average attendance | N/A |
| Team leaders | |
| Passing Leader | 346 |
| Rushing Leader | 533 |
| Receiving Leader | 321 |
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