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@15:48, HOFer Steve McMichael.

People talk about how the Owners and the NFL itself doesn’t really care about players safety. Maybe. Back then, unquestionably true. The NFL/Philadelphia Eagles should be ashamed of themselves for letting any games allowed on that field. To have a player not only sever one kneecap, but to have both kneecaps severed on the same play, turns my stomach.

The peak of Bears dominance against the Packers in their long series.

Plus you can't go out because you will catch a cold. What total BULLSHIT m

Tim Ryan and Johnny Morris...the voices of my youth. Nice cameo by the Marching Illini in the background at the half with part of the 3 in 1. Chiiieeeefffff!

Let's face it for some unknown reason the bears defense suck that year without any explanation!

If all of this stuff happened today, Roger Goodell would be racked up with fines and suspensions.

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This Pro Bowl was played a wedk after Super Bowl 23 concluding 1988 NFL season as it was played in late January or early February 1989.

That field was a perfect match with their fan base

This is what made Bart Starr a terrible head coach. The Packers still had 3 timeouts and could used them to get the ball back with some time, but Starr never used them. The Bears ran the clock down to 10 seconds and kicked the game winning field goal there.

Saw it live, so sad. He was pretty damn good.

There's nothing wrong with sex and jerking off.

Knee is down but the ball was across the goal. Stupid call.

Dan Deirdorf was BY FAR my least liked commentator.

Dose anyone have the frist meeting 1993 Chicago bears at green bay packers from October 31 1993 between these two teams

This game was played February 2, 1986 which was 6 days after the Space Shuttle Blew up. BTW the astronauts did watch Super Bowl XX a few days before they died.

Guessing this was originally tape on a VCR

Stupid cameraman can't even react.

1989 not 1988

I was at that game, good times!

Lots of comments below on the coaching ability of Mike Ditka. Mike was brought in to Chicago to instill discipline and competitiveness. But he led by intimidation, which is exactly what he did on the field. If you don't follow him on the field, he would punish you. He was the same as a coach. The Bears had a league reputation as being generally noncompetitive with players with indifferent attitudes (except Payton). Mike simply wanted to bring back that competitiveness and shed the indifference on the roster. Him and Jerry Vanisi did just that. But as time went forward, men out of college became adult men of the field. They didn't require the intimidation tactics Ditka used to get them ready for a game. They already knew how to get ready and began to tune him out. As for trading McMahon, it was the right thing to do. He was near a contract end, he clearly couldn't be re-signed at any competitive rate due to his chronic injuries. No one on the Bears doubted his skills, but they had to make a business decision with him. His post Bears career showed that he still had skill, but also got injured alot. The Bears made the right decision. As for firing Ditka, the losing was impacting his health, both physical and emotional. He is an "out front" guy and couldn't contain his feelings. He loved the Bears and wanted to do right by them with all his heart, but he couldn't.

Neal did as good of a job as one can do in trying to replace Sweetness

I gotta giggle from the fact that Tim Ryan calls quarters periods, ALL GAME LONG! Then, at the end of the third quarter, the guy doing the graphics puts up, "End of the third period." It's like they had been listening to Tim Ryan say it for three quarters and they FORGOT they were quarters and not periods! Love Johnny Morris calling out the Blitzes every time there's a blitz! Love it!

Tom Waddle man, I loved that man with all my heart. Caught anything you threw to him.

Rest easy, Bob Avellini...

Ditka screwed up the great team he was handed and thus they never won another super bowl

yeeeeeeeah jimbo!

i clearly remember thinking my bears jus botched this game and kinda gave it away.... i still think the lions wanted to see dallas over dem bears! i believe the bears wiulda made the nfc title game and lost but played em way closer than the lions did

1963....20 years to late

Who sticks a 5’9 159 lbs cornerback against 6’3 205 lbs receivers who run a sub 4.4? Stinson covering Jerry Rice was the funniest! Vestee Jackson was later selected to pro bowl with Miami.Jackson was 6’0 187 lbs.

BEAR DOWN!

Thumbs up to all the great comments below about a great guy. RIP

As a 10yr old when this game was played at Soldier. I was invited w my Mpls bud Andris to the return match at The Dome. I gave the 2 tix to my Grandma + Dad. They got to WITNESS THE 46

I saw a G. I've seen it all. Dope describes my rhymes, making all you emcees cold drop like dimes. You know MCSC is back again, and battling me on the microphone is like committing a sin. Scott/MCSC

18:32 Big Hits

I watched that game so sad for Wendell

I was a freshman in high school & would watch the games with my dad every Sunday. 1984 is the year the Bears games became “can’t miss TV” in my little hometown in Illinois. Great channel … brings back amazing memories.

I travelled from UK to see this game and one in Denver. Brought back some good memories. Thanks for uploading!

@Beau im trying to get some info on how you upload these full length games to get around copyright infringes, because i have 100s of full length Bears games i would like to upload on a channel like you do ... thanks

Gotta feel for BEARS FANS, such a tradition of losing there now.

Harry Carson, Lawrence Taylor, Leonard Marshall… plus a bunch of Bears… Jesus…

It would have been nice if Ditka didn't take lumps of coal and try to turn them into diamonds. (Tomzack, Harbough, & Flutie) Should have signed a QB that was good or done something. The QB's were the only reason that they didn't win more Super Bowl's.

I was so happy when the Bengals changed their uniforms so they didn't look exactly like the Browns.

Remember when the refs shot a gun to indicate the end of halfs and game.....

I think the Raiders lacerated McMahon's kidney or something crazy like that that's why he didn't finish the game

Probowl 1988❤🏈 like

The most underrated rivalry in the history of the NFL

18:40 lmao I can’t believe that dude almost became a senator