Jim McMahon & Ron Morris Put HURT to the Cowboys! (Cowboys vs. Bears 1988, Week 7)

[@djtommyboy100]

He was a kickass QB… HE added so much excitement to the game back in the 80’s

[@Wildkat-1]

The two teams have met each other 27 times (including 2 postseason games), with the Dallas Cowboys winning 15 games and the Chicago Bears winning 12 games. Dallas Cowboys lead series 15-12-0 Dallas vs Chicago

[@charlesrussell6305]

And?

[@michaelkawell3300]

Pressure was relentless

[@billkaravites3024]

MadMac was underrated

[@charlesrussell6305]

Not really. Availability is a players #1 attribute...Mac was OFF the field too much to be rated above what he is/was. Although I'm not a Bears fan...I do believe they could have won more than 1 in that 80's run...but as I said in another post the 49ers and NFC east was pretty good in that decade as well.

[@SECRETARIATguy224]

​@@charlesrussell6305Ridiculous comment.

[@JeromyBranch]

Hey! What do you get when you trade half your team for a running back? Half a team, that's what!

[@millypoo7713]

1:14... OUCH!!!

[@redmustangredmustang]

When the offense got on par with the defense then no team could beat the Bears. Here the Bears were so dominant that Dallas didn't have a chance. How the F at 1:00 that wasn't called a for a 15 yard penalty is mind blowing. Singletary went head first and with the crown of his helmet. Today Mike would be given a huge fine and suspended a few games. Hell, he would be thrown out of the game today.

[@wr1791]

How did they only win one SB?

[@charlesrussell6305]

The 49ers and the beast teams from the east were pretty darn good also. Very few teams could play against that defense.

[@dapunkyqb1679]

Because that season (& team) was truly catching lightning in a bottle.

[@redmustangredmustang]

The defense kept this team together and McMahon just couldn't stay healthy. When McMahon started the Bears won nearly all the time. He had a great record when he was a starter. The Bears should have at least been playing in the 87 Super Bowl if they kept that 14-0 lead against the Redskins.

[@jeffmilroy9345]

Jealousy, shenanigans, and payoffs. It takes a toll when a Quarterback gets tossed violently on his head two seconds after a play. Imagine the pounding Walter must have taken by the time he retired.

[@BookClubDisaster]

McMahon never stayed healthy. Revolving door at QB.

[@ezsmith3765]

As soon as I seened Ricky Hogeboom get squirshed I KNOWD Ronny White was gonna get it nexd

[@wyliestivers2634]

Neal Anderson was a killer RB, wish they had someone like him now. He was also an incredible punt coverage man which earned him a place on the roster while Sweetness was still the main RB.

[@SECRETARIATguy224]

Uh . . . no. Anderson was _not_ on the roster _just because_ of punt coverage. He was drafted in 1986 specifically to be the heir apparent to Payton.

[@michaelkawell3300]

46-15 as a starter McMahon was.But ditka started him in the NFC championship game vs the niners and my opinion it should've been Thomzach

[@SECRETARIATguy224]

Nobody was gonna beat that SF team in that game.