Barkley must have thought he was facing the ’85 Bears when he had one single yard on 13 carries in the Jets’ 34-27 win in 2019. “He’s got it all,” Ulbrich said.

It’s easy to laugh at the ’85 Bears, to mock their ubiquity in Chicago, where they have parlayed their fame into every commercial opportunity thrown their way for going on four decades.

The ‘85 Bears had neither. Mike Ditka is in the Hall of Fame, but from his playing career. Five players on the 1985 Bears are in the Hall of Fame.

But, hell, the '85 Bears completely annihilated the '85 Patriots, as those defensive records show. I ha ve to go 2/3 and 1/3 on this one, and that’s being very kind to the Nin ers . '85 Bears up ...

The '85 Bears, quite simply, couldn't play in today's NFL. They'd be X-rated and outlawed. It's now a museum piece, part of NFL history not unlike the T-formation or Packer sweep.

7.4 — Including playoffs, the '85 Bears allowed just 7.4 points per game in 10 games at Soldier Field. That's tied with the 1977 Rams for the lowest mark at home in the Super Bowl era.

At Super Bowl XX, William "Refrigerator" Perry achieved pop-culture immortality, but a legend stewed. Story/Video Payton was not pleased » Wilbon: '85 Bears were one of a kind Marshall enduring ...

“The ’85 Bears” is narrated by actor Vince Vaughn, who you may know from his guest spots on TV shows like 21 Jump Street and China Beach.As a lifelong Bears fan who has been practically ...

When you strip away the aura of the ’85 Bears — the dominating defense, the larger-than-life hilarity of William “The Refrigerator” Perry, the iconic presence of Mike Ditka, ...

The '85 Bears dominated the NFL and brought fun back to pro football. They worked extremely hard on the field and partied hard off the field, leading to one of the most memorable teams and seasons in ...

For one special night, Bears fans can relive the excitement generated by the famed 1985 Super Bowl XX championship team that electrified the nation. A documentary entitled "85: The Greatest Team in ...

Five years ago, I watched a few of the Bears kind of recreate the Super Bowl Shuffle for a truly terrible Boost Mobile commercial. Jim McMahon explained how great it still is to be an ’85 Bear ...