Great site for Bears fans

[Brock Landers]

http://www.bearshistory.com/seasons/1995chicagobears.aspx

I'm not a huge bears fan, but i was looking for info on the bears/packers MNF game from 1995 and i stumbled upon this site, GREAT detail on each season

[flyingillini]

I am a huge Bears fan. Thanks for the site Brock!

[Brock Landers]

I am a huge Bears fan. Thanks for the site Brock!

breakdowns in depth of EVERY season and game since 1979...impressive site.

Still not sure how they made the SB in the 2006 season, but fun to look back and remember those games. who could ever forget the Arizona win on MNF??

[Holtgetsback]

Colts :

[Brock Landers]

2006 Arizona game...

On October 16th, Chicago traveled to the desert for its first Monday Night Football appearance in three seasons. Their hosts, the Arizona Cardinals, would be starting rookie quarterback Matt Leinart for the first time, and national pregame shows focused on the juggernaut Bears and the sure impending pummeling of the neophyte.
Then the game started. Leinart led his team on successive long touchdowns, and his Cardinals embarrassed the visiting beasts. At halftime, the score was 20-0 Arizona and Grossman's performance was abysmal. And worse, it didn't get better in the second half, as "Bad Rex" finished the game throwing four interceptions with a quarterback rating of 10.2. However, Brian Urlacher, the defense, and the rookie phenom picked the offense up and carried it on their collective shoulders. First, Leinart was drilled by another Bear rookie phenom, fifth-round defensive end Mark Anderson, fumbled, and the fumble was walked into the end zone by safety Mike Brown. Later, Urlacher yanked the ball free from Cardinal running back Edgerrin James, and the fumble was returned for another score by cornerback Charles "Peanut" Tillman. Finally, late in the game Hester broke free on an 83-yard punt return for a touchdown. Undoubtedly thousands of Bear fans left the game that night, only to wake up and again realize that one should never quit on a Bears game early. Chicago turned a one-time 23-3 deficit into a 24-23 miracle victory.
The miracle victory at Arizona further bolstered the legend of the 2006 Bears. Despite Grossman's terrible performance in the desert, insane fans predicted it was a one-time aberration, and equally predicted an undefeated Bears finish.

[Brock Landers]

forgot about this in the 1995 MNF game i was talking about vs GB!



Despite thoroughly dominating the Vikings, the Bears were quickly brought back to earth in a Monday Night Football loss to the Packers in week two. During the game, a Bear fan jumped out of the stands and Donnell Woolford was burned for a 99-yard touchdown pass. The 27-24 loss was Wannstedt's third straight to Green Bay and early on in a long and terrible losing streak for Bear fans.

[Chi_archie]

wow very informative

[Chi_archie]

that guy jumping to catch that ball is just sick.... forgot all about that

[Brock Landers]

wow very informative

information overload

i could spend a week on here LOL

how about that MNF catch?? anyone else remember that?? Saw it LIVE in college, incredible game.

[newjerseydevils]

Bears Fan BABY!.............LETS GET IT THIS YEAR!...........with an improved defense and better protection for cutler....oh yeah....gonna be good

[Brock Landers]

Bears Fan BABY!.............LETS GET IT THIS YEAR!...........with an improved defense and better protection for cutler....oh yeah....gonna be good

did they get a new Offensive line? Cutler was getting nailed on every play last year!

[purecarnagge]

Nah there RB is still running into LB 5 yards into the backfield... They are screwed.

But don't worry bears fan... aging/often injured LB Brian Urlacher will save your season!!!!

[Brock Landers]

How about that video boys, thats some cool shit!

[Brock Landers]

Bump!