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Mike Brown has done it again!

He was "Johnny on The Spot"on the Field

That D was never the same after he got hurt. Such a fun player to watch.

I miss my childhood Bears when they were beasts on Defense

If Doug Atkins was playing today against the "so-called" Offensive lineman"...he'd be charged with attempted murder! He'd have a field day!

It's not Fencik or Plank or Eddie. It's Brown.

Im a die hard bears fan, give us 3 yrs were gonna go deep n the playoffs, dick bucks was b4 my time, I was born in 1970, but my dad always talkd about him, so it's almost like I watched him 2, watching his highlights is an inspiration to me when I'm bn a pussy , tough ns me up when I think about it, my hero, dick butkus!

My favorite Butkus tackle by far for me is the Falcon got picked and driven back and his feet are still moving in the air GOD Butkus was a terror

5:03 Butkus takes out Richie Petitbon his own teammate.

Doug Plank!💀💀💀💀❤

Football today sucks and is sterile. Personal Foul 15 yards for farting on the field. Bring back Plank, Tatum and the real men who made the NFL rage with testosterone

We bear fans like our football buffet hitting with a side order of scoring ha true

The uniforms were navy blue not black.

Wilber was a hitter period

Mike Brown, a safety always waiting to charge across the line of scrimmage for a scoop...lol

I appreciate all the prayers that were shown on this video, but how dare they not mention Doug Plank and the fear he placed in the other teams mind, he was one of the hardest hitting Safety's in NFL HISTORY PERIOD, and help set the bar for those that followed,.. please give the man some respect!!!

How did the Bears go from this to the horrendous play we see on the field today?

Listening to Ditka makes me realize what an idiot Matt Nagy is.

Wish Singletary was a top coach as listening to Matt Nagy makes any Bears fan sick.

Sucks that the cardinal TD was his last play that Super Bowl season

The Danimal #99

I wish someone today would hit someone on another team. The NFL has become the No Fun League.

Every linebacker owes the creation of their job to Bill George.

That's hilarious that the wind caused a muff and the guy who scored off of it was named "Gayle", as in a gale of wind...

Singletary was the epitome of a “TEAM” player. He could’ve been a so so linebacker and still have been great for leading the team. He was custom made for the 46 defense

McMichael is over rated. Hampton was an animal and a leader. Dent was all pro, period. He reminded me of Harvey Martin. The best defensive end in the mid 70 s to early 80s.. he benefitted from playing next to Randy White. Likewise Dent played next to Hampton and McMichael. Buddy Ryan always had the best players on his d lines. The Jets in the 60s the Vikings in the 70s the bears in the 80s and the eagles in the late 80s

🐻 DOWN BABY

Butkus had great hands!!!!

2020 team is an embarrassment to all who’ve played before

Despite what this video mostly discusses and concludes, I'd like to suggest, at least from the 1950s through the 1970s (Gary Fencik possibly excepted), the finest Bears defensive back was safety Roosevelt Taylor (1961-1969). He was very small, but a tremendous tackler. Any small-sized safety probably can find no better player, all time, to model his game after, than Roosevelt Taylor (no 24). Hate to bring up my other favorite team, besides the Bears, from and NFL history perspective, in commenting on a Bears history video (the Minnesota Vikings), but talking about Butkus, one thing I like about him is that he once said the only two truly tough running backs in the league were the Vikings' Bill Brown and Dave Osborn. From a purist standpoint, and watching the little things, and their skill at their fullback and halfback positions (Brown running like he was the Vikings' version of Jim Taylor, and Osborn with incredible second-effort and amazing control over his body in all phases of the game, including blocking in pass protection), as well as their toughness, I'd like to suggest Bill Brown and Dave Osborn are as worthy of Hall of Fame induction as is Chuck Foreman; two bad none of those three Vikings have made it into the HOF.

Did anyone notice at 1:39 where Whitsell spiked the ball before he got into the end zone?

Mike was a great bear ankle injuries shortened his career

Man Mike Brown gets lost in history. That guy was a goddamn playmaker

0:03 IMO # 21 Leslie Frazier was the best Bears cover corner since I started watching in the mid 70s. His career-ending injury occurred 2nd quarter of Super Bowl XX, Bears up 20-3, Pats without a 1st down. Many in the media said the Bears postgame locker room was surprisingly reserved, almost somber. Maybe that's because players were receiving confirmation that Frazier's injury was as bad as it looked, and his playing career was basically over (sports medicine wasn't very advanced back then.)

Thats what bear football is all about.running the football and great defense

Sprinkle now in the hall, welcome claw.

Bill Hewitt, Doug Atkins and Dick Butkus all just got named to the NFL 100 All Time Team

There is a film clip where Joe Greene spit in his face told him to get lost butkus never did anything turned and walked away😅😅😅

Butkus never won anything I met him I'm person he was a rude jerk and just kept on walking by puffing his cigarit while people were saying hi asking for his autograph that's my memory of him!

All of the QBs from decades ago must all have brain damage

I didn't know Butkus picked off Bradshaw 3x. Wow, and I thought I knew a lot about him.

I used to watch the bears lose on sunny sundays when I ordinarily would be outside doing something. It was just to see Butkus put a great hit on somebody.

Maybe the Packers were the team of the 1960's decade but the 1963 Bears should be noted in NFL history.

Dick Butkus had the misfortune playing on mostly subpar Bears teams.

That one guy said black uniform. Actually it's navy blue.

We all should cherrish this even if u not a bears fan or sport fan because it will probably never happen again...this is fuckin crraazyy..one guy did miracles for his team twice..wow!!

Expressionless Dick Jauron!

2 words. Da Bears!

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