Jim McMahon's Top 50 Plays

A collection of Jim McMahon's most memorable highlights.

[@vivsavage13]

We loved Jimmy Mac here in Chicago/Illinois. 1982-1989. 👍

[@MichaelZorn2]

Had such a beautiful deep ball. No matter the team he played for they all felt like they were gonna win behind him! What a leader and left it all on the field!

[@giuffre714]

Guy won 25 starts in a row. That's more than any quarterback in NFL history.😃

[@FunkDocktaXXVII]

Awesome Content! McMahon (and Payton) forever!

[@junkwaxheroes]

McMahon was the blueprint for Favre imo, such a similar gambler playstyle. Funny coincidence Jim backing Favre up in GB!

[@ronniebob2]

One of the best. Don’t mess with Jim!

[@DaveDott]

McMahaon always played with a sense of urgency

[@churnburn7423]

McMahon had a beautiful throwing motion and strong arm. Very fluid. Shame he got hurt so much. He also was one of the best spiral spinners in the league. Didnt have a lot of wobble to it

[@stufly20]

Not to bad for a guy with 1 blind eye! There could have been a top 50 just from his time in Chicago. There were several plays during the superbowl that were better than some of these. But it was a good reminder about how good McMahon was & how many places he played.

[@skeletonshorror5184]

I forgot how McMahon played for so many teams. Legend. 💀🔥

[@tanmaxwell4599]

As a bear, he will be remembered - where he went all the way - in only four seasons.

[@sickeningmisfit9898]

I’m a die hard Bears fan at 25 years old. I see you though Jimmy! What a cool career.

[@brianblack7116]

Set over 60 NCAA records as the QB at BYU. Legend.

[@brianmirrasi6389]

We loved him at BYU

[@ronaldboone6508]

Smart gutsy quarterback. My favorite Bears quarterback. I watched him when i was a kid.

[@ThugPugz_]

God he made some crazy throws I was born in 98 so I didn’t get to experience Jim but my dad always said he was crazy fun to watch

[@briannat1086]

Hall of Famer! No? Two Super Bowl rings. 25 consecutive wins. At the time, highest rated rookie in history. Unchallenged courage, determination.

[@Nhamp2000]

One of the true great characters in NFL history. Often injured, but never afraid to step up and deliver a pass as he was getting hit. Always seemed to come up with a big play when needed. Was a lot of fun to watch.

[@dinopaolella9728]

McMahon one of the finest qb s

[@talbortsurratt7312]

Jim mcmahon has been my hero since I was 9 he is my hero my favorite person in the world I do everything he does it's been 50 years I've been blessed to see him play in person just if everyone knew how much he has helped me I only have 1 wish in the world to meet him before my m looses her mind she has same thing as jim mcmahon

[@r.williamcomm7693]

Always believed that Mac didn’t get accolades he deserved as a winning QB who always seemed to know what had to be done. His style of football was fun to watch.

[@1jacktheripper507]

Did I miss it ? Where was the Monday night comeback against the Vikings?

[@patrickmilligan8761]

He never got the credit when healthy he was special

[@sheliarogers8013]

My fav

[@CJinsoo]

fun list to debate, some great plays there. i’d add the other 2 TD passes in the MNF v. Vikings. The Helicopter run in the superbowl, the. bomb to Gault in the Superbowl-those should all be top 5. I’d add anything he did in the Green Bay after Martin murdered him, and anything he did in the first half of the Raiders game where they pummeled his kidney. He was too tough mentally, and too fraile physically for his own good. Now he has scrambled brains, sadly.

[@metro1495]

The greatest

[@hasbulladaruler]

Caleb Williams reminds me of Jim Mac

[@williamclark3670]

Funny that he up playing for a number of teams including Vikings and packers, and rightfully so, he got a shot to smoke Mike mccaskey’s bears.

[@olds3945]

One of the great QBs. But if you never saw him bootleg for a 1st down with a blown out knee, or any of the other little things he did to win, then you might call him average.

[@jimlascola]

Gotta Love these baby faced new age sports writers and commentators saying he was average.,.. SMH

[@seanB009]

Correct. Because Balls and Leadership is not a statistic they can track on Google.

[@MrDuds1984]

What kind of list was this? What about the Thursday Night TD to Gault off the beach, somersault flip in the SuperBowl or the bomb to Gault? Need to do better

[@kurtcasanova4161]

Once a Bear, always a Bear!

[@bradhardisty1652]

I can't believe there is no reaction video to Jim McMahon.

[@danharkins5673]

My favorite quarterback of all time. But I do Patrick MaHomes.

[@binarybus11000]

Anybody notice in play #2, after a Vikings TD catch by WR #84, the sideline has a Culpepper there? Idk, just weird.

[@dapunkyqb1679]

Definitely wasn’t lost on me, bud.

[@benniephilippsen3934]

Why is not in the hall of fame

[@SvdSinner]

It's sacrilege that you rated any of his play for teams other than the Bears higher than the 40s. Sacrilege!

[@1skyofrog]

You couldn't catch Willie Gault. His 100m time was 10.10.

[@ineedmoney4614]

This is what I think of when I think of a qb I’d want for a team I coached. Colossus of clout

[@johngaynor3093]

He only remembers playing for the Bears... maybe?

[@robertcornelius3514]

To bad his lawsuit against the NFL will ruin how defense plays the game.

[@dapunkyqb1679]

No touch icing too, right?

[@gregmatyas4272]

Too bad he couldn’t stay healthy

[@jeffholman8146]

A one yard sneak is #1??? Come on man. You are just trolling now. 😂 I thought this video was to honor Jim? 🤷

[@DaveDott]

7/11/2021

[@mototoad1242]

What's the date mean?

[@DaveDott]

@@mototoad1242 it’s the date I watched this video