85 Bears vs Rams

[@greyroomkush9415]

I was at this game with my dad. I was 12 years old and sick as a dog. My dad and I had just left an Indian Guides camping trip before heading to the game. I will never forget this game. After the Bears won, I remember people running out on the field and the stadium shaking. I miss my dad, a lot. Thanks for posting.

[@loaddispatchbill]

This was the greatest game in Bears history I think. Ever better than the Super Bowl! Glad it brings back great memories of you and your dad too.

[@mikestone7651]

I'm glad that you have this great memory with your dad. I never had a dad growing up, so, I love to see when others have great memories and hope that they always cherish them.

[@funkyflights]

+GreyRoom Kush ... That's a really cool story, thanks for sharing .... That's what football is all about.... the memories!! I"m sure your Dad was just as excited as you were....

[@bhmch39]

gees- indian guides. THAT takes me back. Arapaho tribe!

[@djeanpierre]

Wow. I was 7 and at home watching with my late dad on the South Side of Chicago.

[@DaddyTre65]

(4:09) Mike Singletary nails Eric Dickerson for a loss on a big 3rd down play. Years later I asked Singletary how he knew what the play was. Singletary said he watched EVERY Rams offensive play of the 1985 season and knew the formation and where Dickerson was going to run. GENIUS.

[@yuh3491]

no one spent more time studying film than singletary. dude had a crazy passion for the game

[@robertmasina4610]

That's what's called preparation.

[@danielh3179]

Yep. I recall reading that Dickerson said that was the hardest tackle he ever felt.

[@michaelkawell3300]

He stood him straight up in that hole.that was the turning point of the game

[@michaelkawell3300]

That was the stick of the game.along with wilber on henery ellard

[@ali.husain4008]

This is the greatest defense of all time. Hands down. There is no way you were going to stop them. 8 athletic guys with speed in the box with a Middle LB calling the shots and two safeties who were looking to take your head off if you caught it past 10 yards?! Frightening, intimidating, smart, scary...so Chicago

[@alexperry5134]

Man I was in Chicago during that 85’ & 86’, it was amazing football, awesome memories!!!!

[@simplygu]

The 1985 Chicago Bears are still the only team in NFL history to record back to back shutouts in the playoffs. 21-0 over NYG and 24-0 over LAR

[@MrMarkiemark67]

That is true within one season but the Eagles had shutouts in the 1948 and 1949 championship games so they had back to back shutouts also but it was over two seasons.

[@robbie192]

2 bad offenses

[@davidkula8369]

The Super Bowl would've been a shutout as well had Payton not fumbled early and given the Patriots a cheap field goal. Ditka never would've put defensive subs in at end of game & allowed that touchdown if there were zeros on the board

[@robbie192]

@@davidkula8369 doesn't matter..the Pats were awful. It was an easy run....

[@stevelibby6852]

If Bears did not fumble to open Superbowl on their own 25 to give up field goal (and touch down at end in garbage time with 3rd string on field) they would have shut out the entire post season.

[@jgamez5023]

That throw to Gault in the corner of the end zone was freaking perfect !

[@adamdorgant9454]

J Gamez Agreed on that!!

[@joebondo2422]

“We’ve covered 5 Bears games this year and have yet to see a touchdown scored against them.” (Other games were 36-0 vs Falcons, 44-0 vs Cowboys, 19-3 vs Jets and Giants in first round 21-0). Best defense for one season of all time.

[@richardromanik7845]

A certain steeler team in the 1970's recorder 4 shutout or more

[@AmirKhan-yv8jm]

Except the Dolphin scored 38 points against them!

[@Mind-your-own-beeswax]

@@AmirKhan-yv8jm so what

[@johnthefalcon2903]

@Amir Khan yep. Buddy Ryan refused to make adjustments. Buddy was brilliant defense mind but he only knew how to scheme one way.

[@dustinrainwater7258]

man you can hear the hits by that Bear defense. those guys were animals out there. that was a special team/season that I'll never forget. what a fun team and amazing team to watch. man they were good.....

[@peggysaletta809]

We were at this game, like it was yesterday! Best Chicago Bears team ever!!! It was magic watching them play

[@michaelkawell5861]

When wilber capped it off running in the snow that was just legendary.it couldn't be scripted any better.that was just bear football those days

[@Lovegainers5]

One of the best teams in sports history is the 85 Bears.

[@adamdorgant9454]

Agreed!!!

[@jasontobey66]

Geez someone had a real ram head.chicago is tough.

[@conqururfear]

If that happened BRADY would need a stretcher after the 1ST play...........". Fuk Brady

[@kevaninthe4135]

Imagine how good they would have been if they had a real quarterback.

[@kevaninthe4135]

@@conqururfear LOL Brady would go 5 wide and with that quick release he would drop 40 on that Bears D. Nobody would even come close to laying a finger on him.

[@brandonkruse825]

The Bears have won two NFC championships, both times at Soldier Field, both times it snowed.

[@TGDSean]

Wilber Marshall not being in the hall of fame is a travesty! Dude was a monster for the Bears and Washington!

[@bobzani]

I agree. He was as valuable a part of the D as anybody, UNDERRATED!

[@MrTeatreeoil]

The best defense NFL has ever had

[@amoskowitz0103]

Sweetness. One of the best players to every play the game.

[@thegov77]

Thank you Sir William for all of your hard work of putting together the best highlights of this great Chicago Bears game.

[@michaelkawell3300]

Tears in my eyes.man im waiting for 1 more like that year.what a memory it was.greatest team ever

[@2274brian]

The Bears outscored the Giants, Rams and Patriots by a combined score of 91-10.

[@senator558]

3 of those points were scored when the Bears offense turned the ball over in the red zone and the defense wouldn’t allow them to advance. The other 7 were meaningless garbage time points when the first string defense was on the bench. What a D!

[@MrTeatreeoil]

Because that's the best defensive the nfl ever had and they were underrated

[@rtomp85]

Sadly this defense would be penalized a lot with todays rules. That hit Marshall put on definately getting a flag thrown. Never will see a defense like this again.

[@paulsummerfield6357]

Especially the one on Joe Ferguson.Real game,different rules now.

[@brotheldan2009]

damn in todays game the Bears Defense would get a penalty every play

[@robertdavis8584]

I know, huh?

[@briankerbs]

The same with every other team as well....

[@MrTeatreeoil]

daniel james today nfl is to soft with those multi million dollar spoiled arrogant players

[@brotheldan2009]

and a bully commish

[@raidernate9042]

daniel james that was the funnest football game I've ever watched

[@tysonhawk5437]

Awe...the good ole days. I loved watching football with Madden and Summerall calling the games.

[@magicuno]

Rest in peace, Pat Summerall.

[@taj400]

Da bears, never seen a defense dominate like they did that year, this was a perfect game and to top it off, the snow at the end of the game made it even more special, thanks for the memories.

[@85passthru]

would love to see the 46 defense unleashed on tom brady...

[@adamdorgant9454]

You're right about that!!!

[@barryswanson9708]

Major Styles you are the expert. Tell us

[@10Peter25]

Brady would probably destroy the Bears' 46 defense. Dan Marino showed that a QB with a quick release could neutralize the Bears' relentless pressure and slip passes behind their front 8 time and time again. Against a defense that relied on 3 backs running man coverage in the secondary, a receiver with the ball could gain a lot of yards after the catch. That's why teams rarely run the 46 defense anymore, except maybe as a change-of-pace gimmick.

[@robertoneill682]

It would be like the Giant did to undefeated Brady he is not Dan Marino you mention a different type of quaterback plus if brady would have play in there era. He would have been knock out because he do not have that quick release like Marino have.

[@10Peter25]

@@robertoneill682 Possibly. I admit I may have made more of a generalization from the proliferation of spread-style offenses now in vogue in the NFL and applied it to Tom Brady. Though Brady didn't do that badly against the Giants' relentless attempts to knock him on his ass in SB42, Steve Spagnuolo's pressure schemes did make life hard for Brady and make a big contribution to their win over the previously unbeaten Patriots (that and A LOT of luck on one play).

[@losangelesrams387]

I still would have LOVED to have seeing a rematch (Bears vs. Dolphins) in the Super Bowl.

[@skeletonshorror5184]

That was my wish as well.

[@davidsekowski1710]

Marshall’s hit on Ellard was beautiful. Today they would review for 10 minutes and call targeting.. that’s why nobody gives a shit about the Circus the call today’s NFL.

[@citygirl5705]

Just a thing of beauty. There will never be a team like that again. And football will never be that fun again.

[@slofever512]

amanda davis umm the 92 cowboys were pretty good and they were fun and u will never see a team like that

[@citygirl5705]

I did love Emmitt and Aikman.

[@MrFALLENHER0]

The 2017-2018 cowboys are going to be an amazing awesome team to watch. So much young talent

[@slofever512]

@David Fuller bruh did the 85 bears play any body good in the playoffs look who the cowboys beat and look how they beat em😂😂😂😂😂

[@slofever512]

@David Fuller bruh the only relevant team y'all beat in the playoffs was the giants cowboys beat the 49ers and the bills and force 9 turnovers in the Superbowl and that's still a Superbowl record😂😂😂😂😂😂 glad u congratulation the 92 cowboys

[@Eaglesfan117]

Back to back playoff shutouts. You will never see that again ...

[@boataxe4605]

Still love how it started to snow just as Wilbur crossed the goal line!

[@michaelkawell3300]

That was halas telling the guys what a year that they come full circle

[@SECRETARIATguy224]

Completely incorrect.

[@bconni2]

both hall of fame running backs were effectively neutralized in this game....Chicago fans brag how the Bears defense shut down ED....but the Rams defense was equally effective shutting down Payton...

[@samdandrea1507]

The 1972 Dolphins had a perfect record. The 1985 Bears had the perfect team.

[@Michael-ji8lu]

I've lived to see the Bears, Bulls, Blackhawks, Sox, and Cubs win titles. Would love to see this again in Solider Field. Wish the current team was forced to watch this video to see a real team in action. If the Cubs can do it, anything is possible.

[@808breaksbad.]

Thanks for reminding me. Bears, Bulls, Blackhawks, Sox, and Cubs win titles. Lived to see the landing on the moon, Elvis, MJ and Price perform. Saw Gerry G. Bishop as Svengoolie, had Home Run In Pizza. And went to St. Rita H.S. when they won back to back State Titles. (72' 73') Maybe being 60 ain't so bad.

[@Michael-ji8lu]

God bless you sir! May you have many more years ahead of you.

[@MrFALLENHER0]

How do you feel about Trubisky

[@Michael-ji8lu]

I know Trubisky was a hell of a QB at UNC, so he has a solid college career going for him. As with anything relating to the Bears, only time will tell if he is NFL material. You're not made a Bears fan, you're simply born one.

[@MrFALLENHER0]

Michael Truuuuu bears actually have some nice pieces in place

[@justafanintexas7913]

THERE WILL NEVER BE A DEFENSE AS GOOD AS THIS ONE AGAIN - NEVER ! ! !

[@AmirKhan-yv8jm]

How about the 2000 Ravens?

[@bhmch39]

gees, you just took me back to 1985. This was so amazing. i love chicago so much and this is one reason why.

[@drivs5642]

Sometimes, we of Camden and Moorestown NJ. Just don't feel like loosing .

[@MIKECNW]

The thumbs down were from Packer fans.

[@Number1Dougster]

What a dominating defense that was! I really thought they were going to repeat in 86. Maybe if McMahon had stayed healthy. If Charles Martin of the Packers hadn't given him that cheap shot that ended his season, who knows?

[@TL2354]

The Redskins torched the Bears D in the 86 playoffs, McMahon had nothing to do with it

[@Ram44]

You are way too simple minded. Sure it had something to with it. With McMahon the Bears probably would move the ball and not make as many turnovers, which made it easier for the Redskins to score when the Bears did turn it over. Flutie threw 2 interceptions and fumbled. The Redskins didn't torch them. Their longest run was 12 yards. Plus Buddy Ryan was gone, which made a difference. With untested Doug Flutie, the Redskins feasted on him. I don't know why Ditka played him. With McMahon one of the winningest QBs of the 80's, the Bears would have had a much better chance.

[@bpisler]

Steve fuller should have been at quarterback in the playoffs the following year,not the best passer but he knew the offense and was the quarterback when chicago upset the redskins in the 1984 playoffs.

[@justafanintexas7913]

@@TL2354 - Changing the defense hurt the Bears. Ditka's jealousy of Ryan in full view.

[@chrisb6049]

Best Team Ever! No More To Be Said.

[@ivansbaby69]

No doubt about it

[@bigpapaonions4061]

So much excitement and love from the bears.......u just don’t see that anymore. The 80’s were the golden years of sports.....

[@georgeharleydavidsonrider156]

Back when football was fun and the Chicago Bears was America’s Team .

[@Snagglefratz]

The 85 Bears humiliated everyone in the post season.

[@drivs5642]

Camden NJ is not a Joke. JTOL, we were made to watch Camden NJ business leave our location.

[@veneragade]

one does not simply score on the 85 bears

[@TalkMyShiit]

85 Dolphins! LOL!

[@mikestone7651]

Shawn Thomas True...lol

[@Dan-jm2gl]

Shawn Thomas who lost to the patriots in 85? The dolphins! LOL!

[@Dan-jm2gl]

Rasuke11 exactly my friend

[@jasontobey66]

Unless your montanas,niners.

[@SonGoku-sg4yr]

Fucking love that play at 4:10 . Mike singletary going head on with eric Dickerson . Singletary was a fucking beast

[@johnwhyte2638]

He was but it was the only time in 5 meeting (83,84,85,86&88) that Singletary and the Bears kept Eric under 100 yards and the only time they beat him as a Ram.

[@texasrockshillcountry6574]

I wished there could have been a dynasty!

[@Classicrocker6119]

I was amazed that Henry Ellard of the Rams not only held on to the ball but was able to walk away from that devastating hit from the Bears Otis Wilson. Eric Dickerson was a non factor for the Rams. The last pro game by Dieter (formerly known as Ralph) Brock. His only season in the NFL after playing in the CFL here in Canada dating back to the middle 1970’s. What blew me away was the point Pat Summerall made in the broadcast of this game. He mentioned that he and John Madden had done five Bears games for CBS in 1985. And they didn’t give up a single touchdown!! Unreal!!!!

[@OnYouGlenn]

The glory days. How sweet it was.

[@MrTeatreeoil]

The 46 defense put on a show!!!

[@2274brian]

The only reason the Pats scored against them in Super Bowl XX is because Walter fumbled the ball inside the 20 on the first drive of the game, which resulted not in a TD but a FG. Then the Pats got a TD when the Bears were up 44 to 3 and probably not playing as hard.

[@mikestone7651]

By then, it was garbage time.

[@ckendall67]

- That early fumble by Payton was also probably the reason he didn't score a TD in that Super Bowl, the Pats, although they were demolished in that Super Bowl, still would've focused mostly on Payton in that game. Ditka went to other players for their scoring drives & Payton was hardly a factor, which years later Ditka would say he regretted not letting Payton score a TD in the Super Bowl.

[@RobertSilvestri86]

Ditka should have regretted it. I stopped respecting him that day.

[@10Peter25]

@@RobertSilvestri86 Yeah, that was a pretty cheap thing to do to give the Fridge the ball in a goal-to-go situation when Payton could have taken the ball in himself. Then again, Payton did fail to score on two goal-line carries.

[@10Peter25]

Maybe instead of giving Fridge the ball on that play, Ditka could have had Fridge lead block for Payton.

[@cubswin3838]

I think my fave Bears game, save maybe the Fog Bowl.

[@LH-rp5mo]

3:49 guy gets up, no crybabies in the 80s.

[@davidsekowski1710]

sub limeade No flags, no targeting, No review, no meeting with a commissioner, no fines or suspensions.. just a great football hit.. the game is ruined now

[@mcatuara1]

Bring back the Honey Bears!

[@ivansbaby69]

I'll never forget the cold chills I got at the end of the game when it started snowing I've been a bears fan for 55 years and been made fun of it but not in 85 lol

[@terucks]

Dang I wish I grew up in the 80s as a teenager! #GoldenAge

[@mrbones8857]

+t a not at all....

[@bishlap]

80's gay-mtv decade

[@ShawnFX]

hahaha yeah it was

[@dpcoronado]

It was better as a kid. 80's toys beats all other toys from other decades

[@Ram44]

I was 13 in 1985 and I remember ALL of it. We had the Sox in 1983 which was fun, the Cubs in 1984 which was really fun, but nothing compared to the Bears in 1985 (and 1984, when they went to the NFC title game). This team was full of characters right out of a movie and we loved it all. It's too bad Buddy left because had he stayed, I think things could have been different. All of the John Hughes movies en capsule exactly what my teenage years were in the northern Chicago suburbs. In fact, they were all filmed within 1-10 miles of my house. No war to worry about then either. It wasn't bad, although I didn't care for the music of the late 80's. I was into the 60's and 70's music then.

[@gburris7562]

What if MaMahon wasn't hurt during Week 12 in '86 against the Packers? Do the Bears defeat Washington in the '86 NFC Divisional Round?

[@ThePenoyer62]

Walter, such love for Walter!!!!

[@edwardoutlawjr8154]

That stick by Wilber Marshall on Henry Ellard...Jesus

[@martinishot]

I know it's hard to believe, but the whooping they put on the patriots in the super bowl was 3X worse than this.

[@simonpusateri3527]

I don't know man... they gave up a whole 10 points to the Pats sounds like they're pretty trash.

[@10Peter25]

@@simonpusateri3527 I think the Bears held the Patriots to a Super Bowl record low of minus-19 yards total offense in the first half and allowed only 7 rushing yards the entire game.

[@luisfrau9810]

martinishot yeah but I remember the patriots had backed into the playoffs that year. It was the dolphins, best in the afc, that everybody thought would be facing the bears. A grudge match seeing as how Miami was the only team to beat the bears that year.

[@elvis316]

@@simonpusateri3527 If Payton didn't fumble early in game to give them field goal, and TD in garbage time? Those 10 points were the only post season scores. Wild.

[@simonpusateri3527]

@@elvis316 Oh yeah I know, I'm completely joking. That game was an absolute throttling.

[@tomzeeh6618]

You allow only 10 points in two playoff games and a Super Bowl? If that isn't greatest defense in NFL history, I don't what is. (Also liked that 73-0 shutout of the Redskins way back)

[@frankjay482]

The best defense of all time. Along with the best running back of all time.

[@alanpercival6428]

Simply put ....A man's team .....hoping this year's team can go close...

[@dannycrockett9878]

We were all at my mom and dad's place on the Northside....This was a fan-fuckin-tastic season. Born and raised in Chicago, my dad, my brother, and I were all diehard Bear and Cub fans......Even the women in the family yelled along......This was coming off a couple of good years for the Cubs.......84 was a real close year and a great Cub team.......My Uncle Dave lived in L.A.....and was a big Rams fan......He and my dad bet a case of 100 year old Scotch on the game.....LOL.......Great years, great times.......My pop died less than a year later.....had a massive heart attack in his sleep......never made a sound according to my mom. He was a great man, and man oh man did he love the Bears..........I just wish he coulda seen the Cubs win the W.S..........But anytime I watch anything to do with the 85 season it makes me miss my dad.....

[@michaelkawell3300]

the only team to record back to back shut outs in the playoffs im here still bear down 2018

[@DStreet0586]

The way this defense stopped Eric Dickerson was amazing the week before against Dallas he ran for 240 yards I think

[@michaelkawell5861]

What's funny is those days we couldn't wait to see the defense on the field.thats how damn good they where.

[@jasonhowell9723]

1985 Chicago Besrs defense..54 takeaways, 66 sacks, 198 points allowed ...including a 91-10 run in playoff games as a matter of fact the 46 defense ( Chicago Bears) first string didn allow a touchdown the whole playoffs..to Thursday the most dominant Defense ever. Don't believe me? The Bears beat SF(26-10) Washington (44-10) NYGiants (20-0) Dallas( 44-0) New England(20-6) all those teams won 10 or more games and of course(24-0) to go Super Bowl 20...greatest single defense EVER! PS the Bears are the only defense ever to record two straight playoff shutouts.

[@drivs5642]

The iron fam and Campbell Soup only really staid around. And they are still there to this day right now.

[@us-Bahn]

Jesus that lick Marshall put on Ellerds thought was going to kill him

[@billl9175]

What great memories... brings tears to my eyes!!!!

[@ivansbaby69]

What a glorious time to be a bears fan WOW what a defense what a team 85 BEARS FOREVER ty for sharing this

[@johnsobey4261]

Bears 24 Rams 0. Bears 21 Giants 0. Back to back shutouts

[@stevelibby6852]

Buddy Ryan predicted Dickerson would fumble twice in this game, totally got in his head.

[@johnwhyte2638]

Ryan was talking about Dickerson for good reason! The Bears had played Eric twice by 85. In 83 Eric had 127 yards rushing, 17 yards receiving and 2 TDs in a win. In 84 Eric had 149 yards rushing and 2 TDs in another win. Buddy was trying to shift the focus on Eric and not on how his defense couldn't seem to stop Eric. Even in this game Eric barely got the ball in the 2nd half yet ended up with 46 yards (more than Walter would get and 1 more fumble than Walter). In 86 Eric put 111 yards on the Bears in Chicago in a win, then in 88 put 101 yards and a TD on the Bears in a loss as a lowly Colt. In every game against Chicago Eric had a different QB and none of them were any good lol. The Bears could stick 9 men at the line knowing the ball was going to 29 and on every occasion but one the best defense of the decade couldn't stop him. Ryan was right to be worried about #29.

[@michaelkawell3300]

As soon as wilbur picked that ball up it started to snow that was halas saying we come full circle fellas

[@drivs5642]

From Darryl(drivs)Rivers of Moorestown NJ. How about when you just don't feel like loosing.,??

[@millypoo7713]

Fact: The Bears followed up this season by going 14-2 the next season in 1986, and actually gave up fewer points... 187 in '86 to 198 in 1985.

[@2000cobraguy]

Best NFL team. EVER!

[@dolphingoosby7195]

72 dolphins

[@stevejamieson8468]

Winning the George Halas trophy in front of their home fans in a shut out, it does not get much better than that!

[@jamelogan6837]

Fucking Wilber MARSHALL Beast God damn love my BEARS Dont see how that WR from the Rams didn't shit him self when MARSHALL fucked him up.

[@drivs5642]

Oh and don't forget about the Bank off ,Monephom Avenue and lake shore drive.

[@drivs5642]

Monephrom ave.

[@drivs5642]

And The Philadelphia Eagles been around all this time giving us fighting hope when I knew nothing about a savior.

[@StratsRgreat]

One great legend narrating for another. Rip Pat.

[@claudesledge5545]

THESE CHICAGO BEARS WERE"BAD-ASSES"!!!

[@melrodas]

How about that snow when the Bears recovered the fumble and ran it back?

[@garystone3476]

I'm a lifelong Eagles fan but I LOVEEEEEEE the 85 Bears!

[@billmatrisch4129]

back when the bears actually knew how to play football

[@ccth22]

I wasn’t a 🐻 fan, but watching them run through the playoffs @Soldier field was exciting stuff…

[@patguitare]

Amazing team those 1985 Bears.

[@kelceyallen433]

We were staying on Sheppard A.F.B. when this game took place I remember hearing my Dad roaring like a bear 🐻 We were his lil cubs, MOMMA bear was roaring. CHICAGO NEEDED THAT WALTER PAYTON R.I.H NEEDED THAT. I'm sheading tears now as I text this. That was a great family time. R.i.h SSGT OW ALLEN U.S.A.F I MISS , AND LOVE YOU DEARLY....👑☝🏿👑☝🏿👑☝🏿👑☝🏿

[@drivs5642]

And let's just simply work UR wisdom. Darryl(drivs)Rivers of Moorestown NJ and Ravitz Shoprite, Bring It!! With not a ounce of fear.

[@josephdew4521]

How did they let Washington take Wilbur Marshall

[@naturalimmunity7007]

I am a Raiders fan but this 85 Bears team is my favorite team ever

[@johnb.2006]

Pound for Pound and player for player imo the '85 Bears are better than the Steel Curtain. The Curtain was great; especially Mean Joe and Jack Ham, but they never demolished teams like this 85 Bears team did.

[@joemacinnis1972]

Mike Singletary was the heart of that defense

[@thomasfrench2012]

In five games that year, Pat and John saw the Bears' opponents score a grand total of six points. "Well men, as you know if five minutes we play the '85 Bears. What you may not know is that Pat Summerall and John Madden are calling the game. So let's just all get back in our street clothes and go home. We're not accomplishing anything here today...."

[@michaelkawell3300]

Nothing like a sell out crowd pumped up.and soldier field can get loud.i fuckin love it.bear down

[@LiterallyThatGuyPal]

Anybody else on 5:40s see the fridge run a 4 second 40 or was it just me? Dude was forest gump running

[@IAM-pb1uc]

I would love to see how these divas QB and WR who play now would have held up back in the day...

[@Snipes-76]

5:39 The shot of Richard Dent’s victorious laugh always gets me. Off to the Super Bowl !!!!!!

[@yuh3491]

After SuperBowl XX Mike Singletary said,"what got the Patriots to the Super Bowl, we didn't see it that day." The Bears rocked that season. I wish their defense was just like the Bears defense right now because the Bears defense right now is terrible. Go Bears!

[@djeanpierre]

Patriots were a running football team and the Bears strength was stopping the run. They didn't match up well with the Bears.

[@shawn1432]

The 85 Bears were unreal unstoppable on and off the field these guys walked on water. Don’t forget the Super Bowl shuffle.

[@raulgreen8369]

They also had appearance on Monday Night Football on Channel 7 in that fantastic season either though I had to miss Kate and Allie

[@pretorious700]

That was domination.