on November 4th, 1999 (my birthday), Bryan Robinson blocks a field goal to preserve a 14-13 win over the packers 3 days after Walter Payton passed away (still makes me cry thinking about sweetness)

The Bad Rex game on MNF vs Arizona… “They are who we thought they were.”

Lol my first and only trip to Chicago. I spent too much money flyin from AL, when the Bears had no shot at the playoffs, to watch the mighty Orton ruin the Saints playoff hopes. Saw Urlacher get an int., Hester catch a bomb for a T.D., and of course Hester worked his magic and took a punt to the house for 6. Amazing.

The Bears/Cards game on MNF from 2006. Between the epic 4th quarter and the youtube legend of Denny Green? I still can’t believe we won that game.

against the dolphins that Henry Burris was the starting qb for, that was fun to watch for all the wrong reasons

This is the one game where I always find myself saying “I remember watching that game on TV” whenever it is brought up by anyone.

The bears / Saints championship from 2 years ago ( best tailgate we ever had!) and of course the 85 playoff games against the giants and rams. Those were awesome games to be a part of.

a few years back when the wind was really strong. I recall watching a replay of the FG that the wind just completely whipped off the screen. That one also had the Vasher missed FG return.

The Fog game is another. The two games where Brown returned TDs in overtime were fun to watch. I remember James Allen making a diving catch in the end zone on a hail mary to get us to OT on one of those, if I am not mistaken.

enough said..

1. The infamous Charles Martin body slam of Jim McMahon game. Martin had a hit list on a towel he wore with Mac’s # on it. Had to be the cheapest shot I have ever seen. He slams Mac down on his bad shoulder a full 3 seconds after he threw an int. I remember when the Bears D came on you could feel how pissed they were, something big was going to happen. They played with this sustained adrenaline fueled rage that was just amazing. It started to snow right on que and they drove the Packers back about 20 yards on a 3 and out. The D scored on a blocked punt and Singletary made a monster hit later to force a fumble that led to a game winning field goal by Butthead. Hampton also had a safety in the game before the hit.

2. Sep. 1985 vs. the Vikings
 Thursday night at Minnesota, Jim McMahon was forced to the bench by Ditka because of missing practice with a sore neck (many attributed this injury to McMahon’s habit of head-butting his offensive linemen after scores). With Steve Fuller at the helm, Minnesota led 17-9 in the third quarter. Ditka gave in to McMahon’s urges, and put him in the game. The rest, as they say, is history. McMahon fired 3 touchdown passes, #1 being on his very first play in the game, to lead the Bears to a 33-24 victory.

3. Nov 1985 vs. Cowboys
        Complete Domination 44-0. 4 int. (2 for TDs) 1 fumble. I think Dallas was held to negative yardage in the 1st half?