1984 NFC Championship Bears (11-6) vs 49ers (16-1) Highlights (49ers defense dominates with 9 sacks)
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- The greatest 49ers TEAM of all time. 18-1 record and just a 3 pts loss away from a perfect season. The 1984 Bears established the NFL record 72 sacks that season. 1984 49ers underrated defense crush the Bears offense that day and pitch a shutout. Don’t forget that Bears team was going to win it all in 1985. Count the number of all of famers on those 2 teams.
1984 49ers were magical.
Montana is the greatest ever.
49ers defense was underrated in the 49ers dynasty era.
BS Tom Brady is
Montana WAS the greatest ever until #12 from San Mateo, CA.
@@Big.Deez1999 sorry Montana is Brady and company was found filming the other team remember
no that was brady again remember
@@rodneybond227 Yeah, he was filming all 7 teams that he beat. 7.
The '84 Bears defense was actually more dominant by many of the stats than the '85 team but Joe and the Niners did whatever they wanted in this game.
Not really. Montana and the offense struggled a lot. The 9ers defense dominated
I was ten years old and I attended this game. 23-0. Still remember it to this day!!
How much were the tickets?
I was 18 and watched it with my father on t.v.
The 1988 NFC Champ would be a rematch. Niners were a menace to the Bears.
Unbelievable what one year can do because the next season the MONSTERS OF THE MIDWAY ROLLED TO THE SUPERBOWL!
That 9ers defense was the mvp this game
Gotta love it. Sommerall-Madden calling a 9er victory with Joe Montana and crew.
Best Team Of All Time
Underrated too. Most people put the ‘72 Dolphins, ‘78 Steelers or ‘85 Bears. Even the ‘89 49ers but THIS team could beat anybody all time. 18-1.
What is amazing to me is that this team was able to draft the best receiver in the history of the game in the very next draft! 😳
Where was the great buddy Ryan 46 bears defense that day? On their ass that's where! GO 49ERS!
Great team. 15-1. Bears went 15-1 the next season. Incredible
15--1 and should've been 16-0 if not for one of the worst pass interference calls I've ever seen in my life.
San Diego gave us Gary "Big Hands" Johnson and Fred "Defense" Dean.
We repaid the Chargers by beating them in their only Super Bowl appearance.
81-49ers 82-Skins 83-Skins 84-49ers 85-Bears 86-Giants 87-Skins 88-49ers 89-49ers 90-Giants 91-Skins 92-Cowboys 93-Cowboys 94-49ers 95-cowboys 96-Packers. Nfc 15-1 Afc. When the nfc dominated
I'll bet anyone that the 49ers will beat the Miami Dolphins in the Super Bowl.
And I'll give you 21 points, that's 3 touchdowns.
Any takers???
Where refs would let them play
Ditka couldn't hold Bill Walsh's clipboard or coaching whistle.
The two were 3 and 3 vs one another. Both coaches had their strengths.
@@thfzn3130which one has the playoff and Super Bowl edge though? Walsh easily takes the cake.
@@Boman751 Walsh is certainly remembered as a pioneer with the West Coast offense, but he was not without fault. He nearly ruined the Niners by trying to force Young as the starter before he was ready. He was clearly wrong on that situation which led to he pre-mature retirement. Had Ditka has Joe Montana he would have won more.
Walsh is one of the greatest coaches ever. Ditka was a good coach for the Bears at the time. But not in Walsh's class.
Remember, Ditka attended Walsh's funeral, he respected him. It's just a game
The 49ers. Defensive plan was simple. Stop the run and make the Bears QB beat them by throwing the ball. He had to throw against one of the best, all around Defenses in the league. It is extremely difficult to execute against against that level of competition. And the final score was a perfect reflection of that.
I didn't know that Bears, amassed 72 sacks in 84, if Im not wrong,It was the same number of sacks of the 85. I thought 85 was the récord,so,if it's correct as described above,this Bears were a dominant defense. Im a 49ers fan,and Its very interesting how History was made for my team, and a lot of respect for the Bears and coach Ditka. The battles in the trenches were brutal in the 80's,and even before.
The toughest football ever played in those years.
Thanks for uploading.
Greetings everyone.
And Goo niners!💪🏈😎
Yes the sack record was establish in 1984 by Bears with 72. They had 64 in 1985. The 1984 49ers are one of greatest teams of all time. First of only three 18-1 teams (with 1985 Bears and the 2007 Patriots)
I was really surprised that the bears intercepted Joe twice. That was the best 49ers team with a healthy Joe Montana.
Imagine the’84 Niners VS ‘85 Bears
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Joe Montana gets a lot of ink for the Niners run in the 80s. But the Niners also had some tough defenses.
Given what the Bears did the following season, was this the 49ers best ever win?
Idk about best ever. Hard to say. Definitely a top 10 win of the 80s for them, possibly top 5 in my mind. The 89 team that crushed denver 55-10 was extremely impressive. Tough call, they had a lot of high quality performances
Certainly their best team.
Unreal! Montana holding for fgs??
DANG clash of the titans at 3:22 Sweetness was a little sour on Ronnie Lott
Jerry Markbreit was such a damn whistledink
He was. He cost us a touchdown in the '92 championship game that I still can't get over
84 49ers my favorite 49ers team of all-time
The Niners made the Bears look pretty ordinary in this game
In the 88 NFC championship Mcmahon passed for just under 75 yards. Besides in 84 the qb was Walsh
Fuller, was the QB smarty pants and he was a backup. In 88 McMahon was damaged goods by then.
Niners took care of business this game the first team to win 18 games.Then the bears came back the following season with one of the greatest defenses ever.Good stuff
And they did it without Jerry Rice.
Rice was still in college during this game
Payton could have been more involved...
lol sprint right option fail at 1:49.
0:54 Buffalo
Well quite honestly I always thought McMahon was very overrated you can seem like a bad ass if you happen to have one of the greatest runners in history behind you
McMahon was a really good quarterback. Injuries completely compromised his career with the Bears. When he was healthy he was mobile, smart, with very good instincts.
@@jamescook41163 passing yards halfway through the vid lol. Typical Bears
At one point they flashed on McMahon but if recall correctly he didn’t look much better than Fuller in the 1988 NFC Championship game, in fact the Bears traded him to the Eagles after that game. Finished his career with San Diego after Fouts had retired, of course.
McMahon hadn’t played for some time before that game. Mike Tomzack was expected to start.
I am fully convinced to this date if McMahon were healthy here this would have been an epic battle favoring Chicago.
The 1984 49ers were as dominant as a team as the Bears were in 1985. These 2 teams rank in the top 5 greatest teams of all time. They would have lost even with McMahon in 1984 but they would have scored.
@@theeusthenopteron6483 I agree. This Niners team is unfairly forgotten historically, I think because of how Marino captured the zeitgest in 1984 and the Bears (deservedly) captured the zeitgest in 1985. (And probably because that 1989 team came to stand for apex Montana-era Niners in cultural memory). The '84 Niners led the league in scoring defense and were second in scoring offense. This shutout with 9 sacks was not a fluke, nor was shutting down Marino in the Super Bowl. McMahon was good and a winner, but I think the idea that he flips a 23-0 game against the most balanced of all the Niners teams, is a stretch. And, I think, may be projecting the 85 Bears back in time a year. We'll never know, alas. Interesting to consider.
@@theeusthenopteron6483 always a fun debate. I respectfully disagree.
I disagree to any and all "ifs" McMahon most likely would have been carted off....this game was won by the NFL'S best defense. 227 points allowed in 16 games is dominant regardless of the "ifs" and who's. 475 points for. 227 points allowed...that's an average score of 30-14....15-1record ..only loss was to a Steelers unit that was good but that games got the bounces and breaks. They were on that day.
The 84’ 49ners dominated the NFL MVP in the Super Bowl following this game, and only gave up 227 points (fewest points that year) prior. In sacking Steve Fuller and containing Walter Payton for the entire game, what makes you think that Jim McMahon would’ve made a significant difference???
The 84’ 49ners were on another level of excellence until the 85’ Bears raised that bar.
montana had a horrible playoff...
No he sucked like no other 😁
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Wtf are you talking about Willis
@@BigDave50 I was answering the joke of Maximus decimus meridius.