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Introduction: How the Bears Got Where They Are Now

On January 26, 1986, Bears fans across the fruited plain and around the globe celebrated the franchise's ninth World Championship with a resounding 46-10 win over the New England Patriots in the Super Bowl. The Bears had the look of being a team of dynastic proportions; in fact, according to Dick Enberg during the broadcast of Super Bowl XX, the average Chicago Bear player's age was 25.1 years old, the youngest in the ...

Well it took nearly 7 years since my registration date 10/14/04 to get to this point but I finally post whored my way into it this year, LOL.

I've seen this board grow from it's first 50 members or so to what it is now. The very best Chicago Bears fan site on the net. I'll never forget the day that Rick talked me into joining and shortly after becoming a moderator. With the exception of "Iron Mike" and his consorts it was an easier job in those days. Rick, my hats off ...

Championships Missed: The Lost Years, Part Four - The 1986-88 Seasons

by Jonathan Henderson, aka. "Dagan81"
30 May 2011



(The above title heading says it all. During the 1986 season, Jim McMahon was viciously taken down to the turf on his throwing shoulder by the Packers' Charles Martin, thus sustaining a season-ending shoulder ...

We Should Embrace Lovie Smith, Jerry Angelo

(Above: Lovie Smith, head coach of the Chicago Bears; Below: Jerry Angelo, GM of the Chicago Bears)

Ever since I have been a contributing member of DaBears.com, I have noticed a growing trend in several of the members of this site. Many ...

Let me start of by saying that it's a crime that he isn't in the Hall of Fame already. I was so sure he would of made it in a few years ago, but was snubbed. I will never understand why Andre Tippet was voted in before Richard Dent. In the Super Bowl that Tippet did play in was against the Bears and Dent was the MVP for that game. Anyways, enough of that rant. Here's hoping that none of my stats are off. ...