at the time I was disappointed that SUmmerall and Madden didn't call the 1985/86 Superbowl for the Bears but Enberg and Olson, in retrospect were good too.
I think that football game was the best Bear game I've ever seen. More fun to watch than the Superbowl. That game if you weren't a Bear fan was a boring blowout
This game was great.That defense was not letting up for no one.They shut Dickerson down and the pass rush for the bears was just non stop cuz the run game was non existent cuz no run game
After the Death of Kennedy I watched the Bears win the "63" NFL Championship then some lean times! a spark in "77"....."83 84" then Superbowl 1985! The only time I made Big Money betting on the Bears! I read in the Sun Times where a Chicago Butcher remortgaged his house and went to Vegas and put it all on the Bears! So I took all my "85" winnings plus the playoffs and rolled into the under & spread plus side bets and had to give 20 points away for anyone to take the bets! Had a Great Super Party and won $750 dollars! That day I let everyone know in Houston I was a Bear Fan from the Southside of CHICAGO! Win, lose or draw I've always been proud of the Chicago Bears! But those "85" Bears playoffs games & the Superbowl! I was puffed up like the day my Son was born in "77"! But not sure if I would've been? If I hadn't read about that Chicago Butcher! But I believe Ryan Poles and the Chicago Bears will start their ascension in 2025 to the Superbowl! Hell maybe I'll remortgage my home this time? I love rewatching the "85" Season! CMTFU!
Paytons studder step only slowed him down , he started that crap when he lost what little speed he had . He should've just juked instead of that mind numbing studder step that literally lost him yardage .
57% completion, 2,392 yards, 15 TD, 11 INT and he was #2 QB in the NFC…how the NFL has become a passing game since…and why the bears thought for my whole life that they didnt need a prolific QB, Jim Mcmahon was cool but trash in reality compared to todays levels of qb skill
McMahon and his generation were not trash. The league is engineered for qbs and offense now. No one has to take the kind of late hits and shots McMahon and his generation had too. It’s why he was always injured. Not to mention the pass interference rules and how they are enforced now. Watch this again and count how many penalties for roughing the passer and P I you would call in today’s game. It’s not even closes, modern qbs would have statistically different seasons if they had to play like this.
He won 25 consecutive starts a record that still stands!! Modern QBs would not survive 1 week if they had to play in the league McMahon did or played his style of play, he was one of the greatest clutch QBs in history of the league and one hell of a leader with intangibles modern QBs could never sniff.
@@hermeticxhaote4723 Mac was a tuff sob but he said he didn’t like working out or watching tape, you could run and D your team to Ws then you absolutely cant get away with not having elite QB characteristics now. In the 80s you could persist through pure toughness and moxie now its 24/7 365 focus on passing efficacy by the best of the best….guess i see Mac as great personality and intangibles yes, but its just those qualities used to be mythologized now “maholmsing” the league with 50-60 passes a game with no look arm angle dimes and dots. …in mac i see the misguided apparent organizational miscalculation that QBs aren’t the engine/trans and breaks driving team success and burying organizations futures
@@Mind-your-own-beeswax I agree but that win is one of the reasons that I think Marino was the best QB I've seen. No-one else could have stood in against the pass rush and made the throws he did. That quick release; never been bettered. As you say, they also got lucky, which happens in football.
My first year as a Giants fan was in 1985 and I still get chills thinking about that division game against Bears. That was a truly great team.
Summerall, Madden... 1985 Bears... its like the best Thanksgiving dinner of your life.
at the time I was disappointed that SUmmerall and Madden didn't call the 1985/86 Superbowl for the Bears but Enberg and Olson, in retrospect were good too.
I think that football game was the best Bear game I've ever seen. More fun to watch than the Superbowl. That game if you weren't a Bear fan was a boring blowout
And Walter Payton didn't even get to score a touchdown in his only Super Bowl appearance of his career..
This game was great.That defense was not letting up for no one.They shut Dickerson down and the pass rush for the bears was just non stop cuz the run game was non existent cuz no run game
@@senecanicholson1090Da Coach himself that he regretted not giving Sweetness a chance to score in the Super Bowl.
Payton vs Dickerson in a nfc Championship game you just cant get any better than that. Awesome.
Loved that team!!!
When running backs and defense ruled the league! Flags would fly today 😅
Wilbur Marshall played like a demon
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Jim McMahon was underrated
6:55 probably the biggest moment of Singletary’s career what a stop on Dickerson
I went to a party at Keith Van Horne’s house back in ‘89. That guy was a party animal.
Wow Ditka actually applied analytics on 4th and 6 and got a TD out of it.
Great team !!!
How I wished it would have been Miami, who beat them earlier that year.
This 85 bears team was frightening great!!!!
Daaaaaaa Bears 🐻
No offense to the Legion of Boom but this Bears D is the absolute best. Most QBs today would be scared out of their mind by that D.
With 15 td's and 11 interceptions and McMahon is the no.2 qb in the nfc 😂😂 this game has changed big time.
It was cold that day i remember it like yesterday
It wasn’t it was cold the previous Sunday, the NFC championship was relatively mild for January until the snow set in.
That defense was straight up illegal! By todays NFL standards, that bear defense would be showered with yellow flags!
Most all defenses were illegal back in those days, especially in the 70s lol 😅😅😅😅😅
Only "illegal" by retrospective application of contemporary rules. In 85 those were the rules. That's why most stats are not comparable.
The postgame was really cool to watch
Da mid 80s Bears..... maybe the last NFL team with a distinct personality....
Lol they literally blitz almost every play.
Love it
I saw this game ...when CBS was untouchable 😊
McMahon threw some lasers
Those 3 LBs were awesome.
@10:48 Johnson has to get his load ready, to go load to load
"There are teams that are fair-haired, and those that aren't so fair-haired. Some teams are named Smith, some Grabowski. We're Grabowskis." Mike Ditka
After the Death of Kennedy I watched the Bears win the "63" NFL Championship then some lean times! a spark in "77"....."83 84" then Superbowl 1985! The only time I made Big Money betting on the Bears! I read in the Sun Times where a Chicago Butcher remortgaged his house and went to Vegas and put it all on the Bears! So I took all my "85" winnings plus the playoffs and rolled into the under & spread plus side bets and had to give 20 points away for anyone to take the bets! Had a Great Super Party and won $750 dollars! That day I let everyone know in Houston I was a Bear Fan from the Southside of CHICAGO! Win, lose or draw I've always been proud of the Chicago Bears! But those "85" Bears playoffs games & the Superbowl! I was puffed up like the day my Son was born in "77"! But not sure if I would've been? If I hadn't read about that Chicago Butcher! But I believe Ryan Poles and the Chicago Bears will start their ascension in 2025 to the Superbowl! Hell maybe I'll remortgage my home this time? I love rewatching the "85" Season! CMTFU!
I WAS IN HIGH SCHOOL THEN
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Mckinnon McMahon = mind meld 😊
Old Soldier Field > New Soldier Field 💯🇺🇸☝️🧂
Could you show the score sometimes?
Good xs
Paytons studder step only slowed him down , he started that crap when he lost what little speed he had . He should've just juked instead of that mind numbing studder step that literally lost him yardage .
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Terrible editing
Chicago was very fortunate NE upset Miami as Marino would've beat em in SB XX imho
57% completion, 2,392 yards, 15 TD, 11 INT and he was #2 QB in the NFC…how the NFL has become a passing game since…and why the bears thought for my whole life that they didnt need a prolific QB, Jim Mcmahon was cool but trash in reality compared to todays levels of qb skill
McMahon and his generation were not trash. The league is engineered for qbs and offense now. No one has to take the kind of late hits and shots McMahon and his generation had too. It’s why he was always injured. Not to mention the pass interference rules and how they are enforced now. Watch this again and count how many penalties for roughing the passer and P I you would call in today’s game. It’s not even closes, modern qbs would have statistically different seasons if they had to play like this.
Ignorant comment.
He won 25 consecutive starts a record that still stands!! Modern QBs would not survive 1 week if they had to play in the league McMahon did or played his style of play, he was one of the greatest clutch QBs in history of the league and one hell of a leader with intangibles modern QBs could never sniff.
Yeah no doubt...now those stats would guarantee you a trip to the UFL
@@hermeticxhaote4723 Mac was a tuff sob but he said he didn’t like working out or watching tape, you could run and D your team to Ws then you absolutely cant get away with not having elite QB characteristics now. In the 80s you could persist through pure toughness and moxie now its 24/7 365 focus on passing efficacy by the best of the best….guess i see Mac as great personality and intangibles yes, but its just those qualities used to be mythologized now “maholmsing” the league with 50-60 passes a game with no look arm angle dimes and dots. …in mac i see the misguided apparent organizational miscalculation that QBs aren’t the engine/trans and breaks driving team success and burying organizations futures
Miami took care of them on Mon night. Marino baby
They got lucky. Miami lost to the Pats. 😂😂😂😂.
@@Mind-your-own-beeswax I agree but that win is one of the reasons that I think Marino was the best QB I've seen. No-one else could have stood in against the pass rush and made the throws he did. That quick release; never been bettered. As you say, they also got lucky, which happens in football.