The 1985 Bears are the subject of a new ESPN “30 for 30” film scheduled to premiere Feb. 4.“The ’85 Bears,” directed by Jason Hehir ...

ESPN’s ’30 For 30′ Will Finally Give The 1985 Bears The Attention They Deserve. by: Brian Sharp February 4, 2016. Getty Image.

ESPN elected the 1985 Bears as the subject for its next 30 for 30 documentary. The film was directed by Jason Hehir and will air on Thursday, Feb. 4 at 9 p.m. ET on ESPN.

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Every year, fans tune into the NFL Draft, hopeful to watch their team select the league’s next star. While true legends ...

Buddy Ryan was a member of two Super Bowl-winning coaching staffs in his career: the 1968 New York Jets in Super Bowl III as a defensive line coach and the 1985 Chicago Bears in Super Bowl XX as ...

In a career at ESPN that began in the mailroom in 1985, Williamson rose to become one of the Worldwide Leader’s top executives. 5. Burke Magnus had a different vision than Norby Williamson.

The 1988 Dallas Carter High School football team is receiving some notoriety this week as ESPN's 30 for 30 about the team debuts Thursday. There's some debate as to whether that team is better ...

Williamson joined ESPN in 1985 as an employee in the company’s mailroom and quickly rose through the ranks, eventually becoming one of the most powerful executives at the company, giving him the ...

ESPN’s 8-hour telecast of the National Football League draft a couple of weeks ago was more an artistic than a ratings success. The .7 rating wasn’t a bonanza by any means. The telecast was ...

Patrick's first call of a college football game for ESPN came in 1985, and he would go on to be the lead play-by-play announcer for "Thursday Night Football" from 1991-97, and in 2006 moved over ...

Chris Mortensen was diagnosed with Stage 4 throat cancer in 2016. WireImage. The NFL insider had been one of the biggest news breakers during his more than three decades at ESPN and Mortensen had ...