Few NFL teams have a legitimate claim to being the greatest of all time, but the 1985 Chicago Bears are in that conversation. They steamrolled to a 15-1 regular-season record, pitched back-to-back ...

Drafted on each end of the spectrum, these QBs went head-to-head in win-or-go-home games. Find out who prevailed in each instance. Listen to the greatest mic'd up and press conference sound from ...

The Chicago Bears punch their ticket to Super Bowl XX ... to uncover the best highlight play from the 2015 New York Jets' season. NFL Throwback goes down memory lane to uncover the best highlight ...

Chicago has had a lot of legendary ... He was a central figure in the Bears’ defense during their 1985 Super Bowl season, and he remains one of the best defensive linemen of his era.

Few teams in NFL history are as revered as the 1985 Chicago Bears. The team dominated on the field throughout the season and knocked off the New England Patriots to win Super Bowl XX. So who were ...

Mike Singletary was the cornerstone of the Chicago Bears’ innovative 46-defense ... This is Singletary’s jersey from the 1985 season and a Super Bowl XX game ball.

The Chicago Bears (4-4) will look to snap their two ... there's been two Super Bowl appearances by the Bears, with the lone ...

The Bears trailed 14-9 just before halftime, gave up a 53-yard TD run and went on to lose 29-9 to the Arizona Cardinals on ...

Punters Maury Buford (1985-1991 ... time with the Bears he threw for 6,164 yards with 33 touchdowns and 35 interceptions. He went 19-12 as a starter in Chicago. In the only season he started ...

The handoff to Doug Kramer was widely criticized in the hours and days following the loss. Still, Shane Waldron said he has ...

And if their second half of this season carries any losses more jolting ... William Perry had 6 carries in 1985 if you include the Super Bowl. None of them came with the Chicago Bears trailing. This ...

Over the first two weeks of the season, the Bears offensive line ... be the most total yards by a Chicago running back since the great Walter Payton in 1985. I wonder what happened that year?