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1929 Season 1929 Chicago Bears vs Chicago Cardinals - Black and White game film, 4 minutes, silent - added March, 2011 　 1937 1937 NFL Championship - Washington Redskins vs Chicago Bears (at Wrigley Field) - From the complete, original newsreel w/titles, about 3 & 1/2 min. of footage of the game. This is all that exists of this game. The newsreel is about 12 min. 　 1939 (11-05-39) Green Bay Packers @ Chicago Bears - Played at Wrigley Field - the Bears upset the eventual NFL champs - Narrated highlights from game in very high quality - 6 mins - Added March, 2011 　 1940 (12-08-40) 1940 NFL Championship - Chicago Bears @ Washington Redskins - The most one-sided game in NFL history: 73-0 - game film, b/w, 29 minutes, silent - added March, 2007 　 1941 (12-21-41) 1941 NFL Championship - New York Giants vs Chicago Bears (at Wrigley Field) - A game that the Bears dominated in the first half by having 53 plays compared to the Giants 10, but still only had the score 9-6 at halftime off of 3 Bob Snyder field goals. The Giants offset those field goals with on pass from Alphonse (Tuffy) Leeman to George Franck for a 31-yard TD. The Giants would even tie it up at 9-9 after Ward Cliff’s field goal to start the second half, but then the Bears would figure out how to complete their drives and once again dominate the rest of the game with Norm Standlee scoring twice and Ken McAfee scoring once. B/W, silent, 30 mins (Quality 8.0) 　 1944 (10-08-44 or 10-29-44) Chicago Bears vs Cleveland Rams - narrated by Red Grange, b/w (A-) (6m) 　 1945 (09-30-45) Chicago Bears @ Green Bay Packers - Don Hutson, holder of the world's record for coming out of retirement, was back on the Green Bay Packer roster as the defending champions opened the 1945 campaign, their 25th season of professional football. Playing turnover-free football, and led by rushing touchdowns from Ted Fritsch (twice), Don Perkins and Roy McKay, Green Bay rolled to a 31-21 win over their arch rivals. Gary Famiglietti ran for all three of Chicago's touchdowns. Played at City Stadium in Green Bay - B/W with music background and placards used like in old silent movies to announce what is going on in the game - It shows almost all of the plays of the first half. (Quality 8.0)(15 minutes) 　 1946 (09-29-46) Chicago Bears @ Green Bay Packers - The rough, rugged Bears from Chicago, flashing the power of prewar days, crushed the Green Bay Packers 30-7 , in the 1946 season opener. The vaunted Packer passing of the Hutson and earlier eras was a formless shadow. In the air, the Packers were futile and failed to complete a pass until they started their touchdown drive in the final period, and on the ground they merely dented the bulwark Bear line. The Bears ground out 18 first downs to the Packers' five and gained 258 yards rushing to Green Bay's' 99. A 27-yard field goal opened the Bears scoring in the first quarter after they had ground to a halt following a drive of five straight first downs. Late in the second period, they drove 60 yards to a score. Hugh Gallarneau, Ray McLean and Bill Osmanski bulled and ran for substantial gains and Sid Luckrnan completed the stretch with a touchdown pass to McLean. A Packer fumble by Tony Canadeo on his own 45 set the stage for the second touchdown and Luckman again whipped a 9-yard throw to Ken Kavanaugh for the score. Tom Ferris intercepted Canadeo's pass on the Packer 27 in the third period and on the next play Dick Schweidler scooted around left end for the third touchdown. Cliff Aberson averted a shutout by sparking the Packers' lone scoring drive. He completed passes to Dick Prescott and Bob Nussbaumer and sprinted 12 yards to put the ball on the 9-yard line from where Roy McKay ran it over and added the point. Several Packers went down with injuries - Irv Comp (torn lip), Nolan Luhn (nose) and Herman Rohrig (cracked rib). Carl Mulleneaux's career ended when he was hit viciously by Chicago's John Schiechl on a punt return. - Played at City Stadium in Green Bay - narrated, color original game film (10 minutes) (12-15-46) 1946 NFL Championship - Chicago Bears @ New York Giants - Backs Frank Filchock and Merle Hapes of the Giants were questioned about an attempt by a New York man to fix the championship game with the Bears. Bell suspended Hapes but allowed Filchock to play; he played well, but Chicago won 24-14. (38m) (b/w, narrated, A-) 　 1948 (11-28-48) Washington Redskins @ Chicago Bears - Film in color and B/W, narrarated, 42 minutes (Quality 9) - Added May, 2011 　 1952 (09-28-52) Chicago Bears @ Green Bay Packers - Highlights from game, narrated, B/W. Included in Packers vs Bears highlights disc (Quality 10) 　 1953 (11-08-53) Green Bay Packers @ Chicago Bears - Highlights from game, narrated, B/W. Included in Packers vs Bears highlights disc (Quality 10) (11-15-53) Chicago Bears @ Washington Redskins - Narrated highlights from game comes on 1952-60 Bears Packers DVD (Quality 10) (11-22-53) Detroit Lions @ Chicago Bears - Played at Wrigley Field. Doak Walker and George Blanda star - Narrated highlights from game. 4 minutes, black and white. Comes on 1953-57 Bears clips DVD (Quality 10) - Added March, 2011 (12-06-53) Chicago Bears @ Detroit Lions - Played at Briggs Field and is a battle for the Western Conference lead. Doak Walker and George Blanda star - Narrated highlights from game. 4 minutes, black and white. Comes on 1953-57 Bears clips DVD (Quality 10) - Added March, 2011 　 1954 (11-07-54) Chicago Bears @ Green Bay Packers - Highlights from game, narrated, B/W. Included in Packers vs Bears highlights disc (Quality 10) 　 1956 (12-16-56) Detroit Lions @ Chicago Bears - Played at Wrigley Field. Battle for the Western Division title - Narrated highlights from game. 1 minute, black and white. Comes on 1953-57 Bears clips DVD (Quality 10) - Added March, 2011 (12-30-56) 1956 NFL Championship - Chicago Bears @ New York Giants - Played at Yankee Stadium. The Giants set the tone early and never let up as they would roll over the Bears. Gene Filipski returned the opening kickoff 53 yards and Mel Triplett would run 17 yards for a TD to start the Giants scoring. The Giants Frank Gifford would have a huge day catching 4 ball for 131 yards and a TD while also rushing 5 times for 30 yards. Bears QB is George Blanda. - In nice Color with narration! 28 mins. Comes on 1953-57 Bears clips DVD (Quality 10) - Upgraded March, 2011 　 1957 (08-24-57) Chicago Bears vs Baltimore Colts - Preseason game played at Xavier Stadium. Johnny Unitas plays for the Colts. Zeke Bratkowski QBs for Bears. - Narrated highlights from game. 5 minutes, black and white. Comes on 1953-57 Bears clips DVD (Quality 10) - Added March, 2011 (09-29-57) Chicago Bears @ Green Bay Packers - 1st ever game at the new City Stadium (later renamed Lambeau Field) - Film shows Vice President Richard Nixon at game - Paul Hornung’s rookie year and playing QB for the Packers - Highlights from game, narrated, B/W. Included in Packers vs Bears highlights disc (Quality 10) (10-20-57) Los Angeles Rams @ Chicago Bears - Played at Wrigley Field. - Norm Van Brocklin QBs for Rams - RB Willie Galimore runs for 4 TDs for Bears. - Narrated highlights from game. 2.5 minutes, black and white. Comes on 1953-57 Bears clips DVD (Quality 10) - Added March, 2011 (12-08-57) Chicago Bears vs Chicago Cardinals - Played at Comiskey Park in the old Chicago cross town football rivalry. - Narrated highlights from game. 4 minutes, black and white. Comes on 1953-57 Bears clips DVD (Quality 10) - Added March, 2011 (12-15-57) Detroit Lions @ Chicago Bears - Played at Wrigley Field. Tobin Rote QBs for Lions - Narrated highlights from game. 4 minutes, black and white. Comes on 1953-57 Bears clips DVD (Quality 10) - Added March, 2011 　 　 1959 (09-27-59) Chicago Bears @ Green Bay Packers - First game for a guy named Lombardi as head coach of the Packers - Packers upset the Bears in a defensive battle - Highlights from game, narrated, B/W. Included in Packers vs Bears highlights disc (Quality 10) (10-03-59) Chicago Bears @ Baltimore Colts - Played at Memorial Stadium. Johnny Unitas plays for the Colts. - Narrated highlights from game. 1.5 minutes, black and white. Comes on 1953-57 Bears clips DVD (Quality 10) - Added March, 2011 1959 Chicago Bears Season Highlights (Quality 10) 　 1960 (12-04-60) Green Bay Packers @ Chicago Bears - Highlights from game, narrated, B/W. Included in Packers vs Bears highlights disc (Quality 10) 　 1963 (09-15-63) Chicago Bears @ Green Bay Packers - Highlights from game - added September 2007 (11-17-63) Green Bay Packers @ Chicago Bears - Highlights from game - added September 2007 (12-29-63) 1963 NFL Championship Game - New York Giants @ Chicago Bears - Color, 25 mins, narrated (Quality 9) - added July, 2011 (12-29-63) 1963 NFL Championship Game - New York Giants @ Chicago Bears - Full original radio broadcast on 3 CDs - added March, 2007 　 1965 (10-03-65) Chicago Bears @ Green Bay Packers - In the first game in Green Bay to draw more than 50,000 fans, the winless Chicago Bears may have found what the Green Bay Packers have been looking for since the start of their season - a running game that goes. The Packers, 23-14 victors over the Bears followed their opportunistic defense to victory for the third straight week. But their ground game, which netted only 78 yards, was plainly in need for nourishment. So was the Bears before rookie Gale Sayers and second-year man Andy Livingston, teamed to give Chicago a second-half boost. The efforts of Sayers and Livingston came too late for the Bears to overcome a 20-0 halftime deficit, but they did take some of the sting out of the defeat. Sayers scored twice, one on a 65-yard pass play, while picking up 80 yards in 17 carries. Livingston, who signed as a free agent after attending Phoenix Junior College, gained 70 yards in 10 carries. The success of the two young runners opened up the airwaves for Rudy Bukich, who took over at quarterback in George Halas' revamped second-half backfield. Bukich proceeded to complete 13 of 20 passes for 195 yards as the Bears, outgained 186 to 104 in the first half, rolled up 309 yards in the second half to take total offense honors, 413 to 299. Only a Green Bay defense that was stingy inside its own 10 and a rules infraction that nullified a Bukich to Johnny Morris touchdown pass kept the Bears from an upset. Bart Starr picked up a bit of the slack with his passing as he completed 11 of 20 throws for 263 yards. - NFL Films highlights from "2 at Lambeau DVD" - game in color and narrated - original (25 mins) (Quality 9) (10-31-65) Green Bay Packers @ Chicago Bears - The perfect record of the Green Bay Packers was smashed, 31-10, by the inspired Chicago Bears, whose brilliant Gale Sayers streaked 62 yards with a punt return for the game's decisive play. The Packer downfall after six straight victories also stemmed from three Bear thefts of passes by Bart Starr, who had only two intercepted previously. Two interceptions led to the second and third Bear touchdowns which put the Packers behind 17-7 in the second quarter. Sayers, one of four different Chicago players scoring touchdowns, sewed up the fourth straight Bear victory after three defeats with his 62-yard punt return early in the third period.. The rookie from Kansas raced to the Packer 15 after some tremendous running, and three plays later Jon Arnett slammed across from the two-yard line. That put the Bears ahead 24-10 and left the Packers easy prey for a fourth quarter touchdown on Ron Bull's five-yard end run which capped a 62-yard Chicago drive in 10 plays. Green Bay's only touchdown against the fierce Bear defense came in the first quarter for a 7-0 Packer lead. Jim Taylor capped a 70-yard Packer march, including Starr's 33-yard run to the Bear 14, with a one-yard scoring smash. During this four-week stretch (October 24-November 14), Green Bay would be sacked 25 times, fail to throw a touchdown pass, and fail to complete a pass longer than 25 yards, yet win two of the four contests. - NFL Play By Play - color and narrated. - original (25 mins) (Quality 9) - Added March, 2011 (12-12-65) San Francisco 49ers @ Chicago Bears - Sayers scores 6 TDs - Original GOTW highlights, color, 25 minutes of narrated footage from game (Quality 9) - Added March, 2011 　 1966 (08-12-66) Green Bay Packers @ Chicago Bears - Annual Midwest Shrine Game - Pete Rozelle may have winced Friday night, but Vince Lombardi again showed his disdain for the image makers of the NFL.The league, seeking every opportunity to gain exposure before the country's armchair quarterbacks, televised the first of four Friday night pre-season exhibition games nationally. The NFL figured it had a showcase attraction for the first game, a match between the defending champion Packers and the team considered most likely to dethrone them, the arch-rival Chicago Bears. It was advertised as a game that would be played like the title was at stake. But Lombardi played it for what it was, a pre-season exhibition that gave him a chance to look over his entire squad. While Bear coach George Halas went all the way with his top quarterback Rudy Bukich and flashy halfback Gale Sayers while rallying to a 13-10 victory, Lombardi kept his 1-2 punch, Paul Hornung and Jim Taylor, on the bench throughout the second half and poured 46 of his 52 players into the contest. Lombardi went most of the second half with Zeke Bratkowski at quarterback and rookie Ron Rector and third year man Allan Jacobs as his backs. - Color, original game film, edited huddles, silent (41 mins) (Quality 8.5) (10-16-66) Green Bay Packers @ Chicago Bears - Paul Hornung and Jim Taylor remembered what it means to be a star. Hornung and Taylor, whom experts said were slowing down to a walk, ran with their old verve and power to lead the Green Bay Packers to a 17-0 victory over the Chicago Bears. The failure of Hornung and Taylor to run like their old selves in the last two games had given coach Vince Lombardi the idea of benching his two stars in favor of youngsters Donny Anderson and Jim Grabowski. But because of the importance of the game, Lombardi went with his two veterans and the psychology paid off as each man turned in an exceptional game. Taylor caught passes of 12 and 16 yards and ran for 11 more during the Packers' 66-yard touchdown drive in the third quarter with Hornung taking the ball in for the score from the one. Ray Nitschke intercepted a Rudy Bukich pass later in the third period to set up a 30-yard field goal by Don Chandler and Willie Wood ran back an intercepted pass 20 yards for a TD in the final quarter to complete the Packers' scoring. The Green Bay defense held Chicago to 94 total yards of offense and Gale Sayers to 25 yards on 15 carries. - NFL "GOTW" highlights from game - original, 26 minutes (Quality 9) - Added June, 2009 (11-13-66) San Francisco 49ers @ Chicago Bears - Sayers and Bears tie Brodie and 49ers, 30-30 at Wrigley Field - Fine merge of color game film with nice narration and NFL Films type music in the background. about 28 minutes (11-20-66) Chicago Bears @ Green Bay Packers - Roger Leclerc missed a fourth period conversion that would have tied the score and the Green Bay Packers stormed back for a touchdown enabling them to defeat the Chicago Bears 13-6. The victory, coupled with Detroit's 20-14 upset of the Baltimore Colts, gave the Packers undisputed possession of first place in the NFL's Western Conference. The Bears had just pulled within a point at 7-6 when Gale Sayers crashed over for a touchdown from the two with 9:29 left in the game. LeClerc's cleats apparently caught the turf as his foot swung into the ball on the point after touchdown attempt, and the Packers' Lee Roy Caffey slapped the ball down. The Packers then drove downfield after the kickoff for a touchdown that put the victory under wraps. Carroll Dale capped the 63-yard march by outracing defender Charles Brown on a 33-yard pass from Zeke Bratkowski. Dale's touchdown was his second of the game. The first came on a six-yard pass from Bratkowski, who took over for the injured Bart Starr at the start of the second period. The touchdown came moments after the Chicago line stopped a Green Bay drive that had reached just inside the 10-yard line. Three running plays failed to get the Packers the two yards they needed for a first down and the Bears took over. Three plays later Ronnie Bull, jolted by Lionel Aldridge, fumbled and Caffey recovered for the Packers on the Chicago 18. A delay of game penalty pushed the ball back to the 23, then Jimmy Taylor bulled his way to the nine after taking a swing pass from Bratkowski. Elijah Pitts and Taylor sliced to the six and Bratkowski found Dale alone about a foot inside the goal line for the touchdown. - NFL "GOTW" highlights from game - original - narrated (26 mins) (Quality 9) - Upgraded June, 2011 　 1968 (11-03-68) Chicago Bears @ Green Bay Packers - Mae Percival caught a free ride for his thrill of the week and the Green Bay Packers couldn't lift a finger as he kicked their teeth in. Pervical booted a 43-yard field goal on a rarely-invoked free kick with 26 seconds to play, giving the Chicago Bears a 13-10 victory over the struggling National Football League champs. The Packers, who had spent most of the afternoon chasing Gale Sayers up and down Lambeau Field, stood by helplessly as Percival kicked the winning three-pointer after Chicago Coach Vince Dooley went for the free kick option. An NFL rule permits a free kick, punt or placement, without opposition after one team makes a fair catch of a punt. So, when Cecil Turner fielded Donny Anderson's short punt on the Green Bay 43, Dooley called the shot - and Percival delivered. Sayers ran through the Packers for 205 yards - his biggest ground-gaining binge as a pro, but he almost wore goat horns after fumbling on the Chicago 39 midway in the final quarter with the game tied 10-10. Packer defensive back Herb Adderley grabbed the ball and raced to the 14, but the Bears held and Chuck Mercein's field goal attempt sailed wide. Minutes later, Percival was on target with his 11th field goal in 12 attempts in the Bears' last three games. He kicked a 10-yarder in the second period for a string of 10 without a miss, but had another three-point bid blocked by Lee Roy Caffey early in the fourth period. 1) NFL "GOTW" highlights from game - original (25 mins) (Quality 8.5) 2) Original Bears Radio Broadcast from game - 2 CDs - Added September, 2011 (12-15-68) Green Bay Packers @ Chicago Bears - Don Horn started the day backing up Green Bay's back-up quarterback and wound up throwing the Chicago Bears for a fatal loss. He had an unlikely band of Packer-backers from Minnesota behind him all the way. Horn, activated Saturday night by the Packers as standby for Zeke Bratkowski, Bart Starr's relief pitcher, came off the bench and keyed a 28-27 triumph over Chicago that knocked the Bears out of the National Football League championship picture. Chicago's setback, coupled with Minnesota's 24-17 victory at Philadelphia, crowned the Vikings as champions of the Central Division. But the Vikings, who followed the Green Bay-Chicago game via clubhouse radio after the finish of their game, had to sweat out a furious Bear charge in the final minutes before nailing their first division title in eight years as a NFL expansion franchise. Horn, released from the Army just 10 days ago, entered the Packers-Bears scrap with Chicago leading 10-7 in the first quarter after Bratkowski, who had started in place of the injury-plagued Starr, was shaken up. The 23-year-old San Diego State alumnus, Green Bay's No. 1 draft choice last year, uncorked a 67-yard touchdown pass to Jim Grabowski and then set up Chuck Mercein's one-yard scoring plunge with a 45-yard pass to Boyd Dowler as the Packers grabbed a 21-10 halftime lead. Horn capped an 83-yard third quarter drive with a 25-yard TD strike to Dowler, boosting the margin to 28-10, before the Bears struck back. Ronnie Bull's eight-yard touchdown run and Mac Percival's 26-yard field goal closed the gap to 28-20 and Dick Gordon grabbed a 51-yard TD pass from Jack Concannon with 3:58 remaining in the game. Percival's conversion left the Bears one point back. The Packers, unable to move the ball after the kickoff, were forced to punt. Chicago stormed back to a first down on the Packer 43 with 1:19 to play, but Concannon was thrown for a five-yard loss, two passes failed and Ray Nitschke intercepted Concannon's desperate fourth down toss. - NFL "GOTW" highlights from game - original (25 mins) (Quality 7.5) 　 1969 ( 08-16-69) Green Bay Packers @ Chicago Bears - 20th Annual Midwest Shriner's Game - The Packers learned Monday night that ball control isn't everything, not when there is someone named Gale Sayers around. Sayers, the only setback in the Chicago backfield on the second scrimmage play, took a handoff from Jack Concannon, sped to his left, shook two tacklers and then ran 76 yards with no one in front of him to lead the Bears to a 19-9 win over the Packers in the 20th annual Midwest Shrine Charities game. The Packers, looking far off the form that has brought them three successive championships, then plodded their way the rest of the game, controlling the ball on 76 plays to only 50 for the Bears and still not being able to pull it out. Each team managed just one score apiece after Sayers' run, the Bears on a 42-yard Mac Percival field goal in the second quarter and the Packers in the third period on a Bart Starr to Boyd Dowler pass. Game includes Chicago stars Brian Piccolo, Gale Sayers & Dick Butkus and Green Bay stars Bart Starr, Nitschke and the other Packer greats, who also play much of the game for Green Bay. Full game with Audio, original, includes half, b/w, 120 min(Scott/ Christman/ Roberts)(Quality 9.5) (11-30-69) Cleveland Browns @ Chicago Bears - GOTW highlights, Rebroadcast, 22 mins (Quality 8.5) - Added December, 2009 (12-14-69) Green Bay Packers @ Chicago Bears - Don Horn cranked up his passing arm and drove the listless Green Bay team to three third quarter touchdowns as the Packers rolled to a 21-3 victory over Chicago. Horn's chief accomplice in the third quarter eruption was Travis Williams. He scored the Packer's first touchdown on a 39 yard run which knifed through the Bear line. Then he got behind Dick Daniels and took a Horn pass 60 yards into the end zone. In between Williams' touchdowns, Horn hit Marv Fleming from 10 yards out for another six points. Until Horn and the Packers came to life, the game was a listless, scoreless scuffle between two one time giants of pro football who are now far out of the money. The Packers could console themselves with their seventh victory in 13 starts. For the Bears, it was their 12th defeat of their worst season in history against only one victory. As usual, Gale Sayers provided the Bears with one of their few shreds of class. He ripped off 90 yards rushing to bring his league leading total to 972. - NFL "GOTW" highlights from game - original - Added March, 2009 　 1971 (09-26-71) Chicago Bears @ Minnesota Vikings - original GOTW highlights, color, 22 mins (quality 8.5) - Added March, 2011 　 1976 (10-10-76) Chicago Bears @ Minnesota Vikings - GOTW highlights, original, 22 mins (Quality 9) (11-07-76) WK 9 Oakland Raiders @ Chicago Bears - original GOTW highlights, 22 mins (Quality 8.5) - Added May, 2011 (11-28-76) Chicago Bears @ Green Bay Packers - (Packers radio broadcast on 2 cassettes) - Added March, 2011 　 1977 (09-18-77) Detroit Lions @ Chicago Bears - Bears' running back Walter Payton rushed for 160 yards and two TDs. He picked up 130 of his ground total during the first half, most on a 73-yard jaunt early in the contest. Lions' quarterback Greg Landry threw 239 yards worth of passes, completing 17 of 35 attempts. Horace King did most of the Detroit running with 90 yards in 18 carries. - Includes commercials - JIP 1st QTR just after Bears score 1st TD and tie score at 7-7 (Quality 8.5) - added August, 2007 (09-25-77) Chicago Bears @ St. Louis Cardinals - added August, 2007 (10-02-77) New Orleans Saints @ Chicago Bears - Payton 140 yards 2 TD (also 33 yd rec TD); Manning 3 rush TD - Includes commercials (Quality 8.5) (10-10-77) Los Angeles Rams @ Chicago Bears - MNF compilation disc 2 of 6 edited games - heavily edited footage from the game. Includes Halftime, 12 minutes from the game (Quality 8.5) - Added March, 2011 (10-16-77) Chicago Bears @ Minnesota Vikings - Huge early season clash sees Minnesota, behind RB Chuck Foreman's (26-150-1 & 5-33rec) outstanding performance, pull out 22-16 win in Over Time despite Chicago's RB Walter Payton's (24-122) putting on another outstanding performance during his greatest ever season! ( missing final two plays). - Includes commercials, post game and halftime (Quality 8.5) (10-23-77) Atlanta Falcons @ Chicago Bears - Includes halftime and commercials (Quality 9) - added August, 2007 (10-30-77) Chicago Bears @ Green Bay Packers - The Great Walter Payton would rush 23 times for 205 yards, tying a club record, and 2 Tds in the middle of his greatest season. He leads his Chicago team to an incredible day rushing with 375 total yards on 54 carries in an important 26-0 road win at Green Bay. This game would move Payton into 4th place on the Bears’ all time career rushing list with 2927 yards. The Bears defense would also have a big day sacking Green Bay QBs 4 times. Includes limited commercials, NFL Today post game (Quality 9.5) (11-06-77) Chicago Bears @ Houston Oilers - WhiteShoes Johnson 61 yard TD run and kickoff return (12-04-77) Chicago Bears @ Tampa Bay Buccaneers - Partial game. Footage ends in 3rd Qtr. (12-11-77) Green Bay Packers @ Chicago Bears - New and rare game - only version available - Walter Payton rushed for 163 yards and two touchdowns to keep Chicago in contention for an NFC playoff berth. Payton's fifth consecutive game over 100 yards - his tenth of the season - left him 199 yards short of breaking O.J. Simpson's rushing record of 2,003 yards set in 1973. James Scott had seven catches for 94 yards and a touchdown to complement Payton. It was the sixth straight time Chicago had beaten Green Bay. Includes halftime and commercials - JIP 2nd Qtr and ends w/ 5 mins. left in game (Quality 9) (12-18-77) Chicago Bears @ NY Giants - On a day when Chicago has to win to advance to the playoffs, and Walter Payton needs a huge day to break OJ's single season rushing record, the rain, sleet, and snow fell heavily! Payton (15-47) didn't get the record, but the Bears did pull out a 12-9 win over the Giants late in OT to make the playoffs! Former Miami legend Larry Csonka (22-100) stars for New York Includes commercials (Quality 9) (12-25-77) 1977 NFC Divisional - Chicago Bears vs Dallas Cowboys 　 1978 (09-10-78) Chicago Bears @ San Francisco 49ers - OJ Simpson (27-108 & 5-57-1) versus Walter Payton (21-62) in a match up of all time great runners. Chicago pulls out 16-13 win in final moments. - Includes commercials and halftime (Quality 8.5) (09-25-78) Minnesota Vikings @ Chicago Bears - MNF - Includes pregame, commercials, and halftime (Quality 8.5) - Added August, 2007 (10-01-78) Oakland Raiders @ Chicago Bears - OT - Walter Payton rushes for 123 yards - JIP 3-0 in 1st QTR (Quality 8) - Added August, 2007 (10-08-78) Chicago Bears @ Green Bay Packers - Green Bay, off to its best start since 1966, could only manage 166 yards, including a long pass for a score from David Whitehurst to rookie WR James Lofton, but capitalized on three Chicago turnovers en route to a 17-0 lead in the third quarter. Carl Barzilauskas' interception set up a short Terdell Middleton run, and Steve Luke scored on a 63-yard interception return. Earlier, Luke recovered a fumble that led to a Chester Marcol field goal. Chicago QB Bob Avellini threw two fourth-quarter touchdowns to James Scott, but the rally fell short. It was Green Bay's first win over the Bears since 1974. - Added December, 2007 (10-22-78) WK 8 - Chicago Bears @ Tampa Bay Buccaneers - Includes halftime and commercials (3 DVDs) (Quality 9) - Added September, 2011 (11-05-78) Seattle Seahawks @ Chicago Bears - Sherman Smith has 152 yards rushing, Steve Largent 126 yards receiving, and Walter Payton runs for 109 yards - Includes 15 minutes of NBC NFL '78 Pre-game show w/ Bryant Gumbel, commercials, halftime (Quality 9) (11-19-78) WK 12 - Atlanta Falcons @ Chicago Bears - Missing 1st Qtr - Includes halftime and commercials (3 DVDs) (Quality 8.5) - Added September, 2011 (12-10-78) Green Bay Packers @ Chicago Bears - Walter Payton's 1-yard run capped an 11-play, 83-yard drive with 15 seconds left in the first half to break a scoreless tie. The Bears doubled their lead on a touchdown pass from Mike Phipps to James Scott after Len Walterscheid recovered a Packer fumble. Green Bay, which could only manage 161 yards on offense, stayed tied with the Vikings atop the NFC Central. - (ends @ 4:30 in 3rd Qtr) - Added March, 2009 　 1979 (09-02-79) Green Bay Packers @ Chicago Bears - Walter Payton ran for 125 yards on 36 carries and Bob Thomas kicked two field goals as the Bears won on opening day. For Payton, it was the 26th time in his career he had passed the century mark in rushing in a game. Bears QB Mike Phipps completed 15 of 25 passes for 177 yards. The Chicago defense limited Green Bay to 149 yards on offense and recorded six sacks. Virgil Livers made the key defensive play when he blocked Chester Marcol's tying field goal attempt in the third quarter. Green Bay's top draft pick, RB Eddie Lee Ivery, was lost for the season after three carries (for 24 yards) when he suffered a knee injury. Includes NFL today Pre-game (Quality 9.0) (09-09-79) WK 2 - Minnesota Vikings @ Chicago Bears - Payton 182 yards rushing - (Quality 8.5) - added July, 2011 (09-16-79) Chicago Bears @ Dallas Cowboys - Payton rushed for 134 yards to become Chicago’s all-time leading rusher. Tony Dorsett rushes for 108 yards - added August, 2007 (09-30-79) Tampa Bay Bucs @ Chicago Bears - Payton has 69-yard TD screen reception (10-07-79) Chicago Bears @ Buffalo Bills - Payton rushes for 155 yards and end zone leap for td - added August, 2007 (10-14-79) New England Patriots @ Chicago Bears - added December, 2007 (10-21-79) Chicago Bears @ Minnesota Vikings - Vikings erase 10 pt deficit in last 8 min Walter Payton 111 rush yds - (Quality 8.5) - Added March, 2009 (10-28-79) Chicago Bears @ San Francisco 49ers - Walter Payton 162 rushing yards, Steve DeBerg 348 yards passing - Added March, 2007 (11-11-79) Los Angeles Rams @ Chicago Bears - Bears overcame a 16-0 deficit. Phipps threw for 239 yards and 2 TD’s - also have rebroadcast of GOTW highlights from this game (11-18-79) Wk 12 - New York Jets @ Chicago Bears - Includes halftime and commercials (Quality 8) - Added September, 2011 (12-02-79) Chicago Bears @ Tampa Bay Buccaneers - Added August, 2007 (12-09-79) Chicago Bears @ Green Bay Packers - Chicago scored nine points in the fourth quarter to squeak past Green Bay and move into a tie for first place in the NFC Central. LB Tom Hicks' interception return for a touchdown and a Bob Thomas field goal gave the Bears an 8-point lead. Green Bay had a chance to win the game, but Tom Birney's 52-yard field goal attempt with 32 seconds left fell short. (Quality 9.5) (12-16-79) St. Louis Cardinals @ Chicago Bears - Played on a bitter cold and snowy day. A win would put Bears in playoffs, Payton rushes for 157 yards and 3 td’s to win NFC rushing title - Added August, 2007 (12-23-79) 1979 NFC Wildcard - Chicago Bears @ Philadelphia Eagles - Philadelphia Quarterback Ron Jaworski threw for 204 yards and 3 touchdown passes as Philadelphia overcame a 17-10 Chicago Bears halftime lead to take a 27-17 win. The Eagles scored first when Jaworski threw a 17-yard touchdown pass to wide receiver Harold Carmichael. Chicago responded with an 82-yard drive to score on running back Walter Payton's 2-yard rushing touchdown. Then after Philadelphia added a field goal, Payton scored again on a 1-yard touchdown to give the Bears a 17-10 lead. In the third quarter, Carmichael's 29-yard touchdown reception tied the game. Then on their next drive, Chicago advanced deep into Philadelphia territory only to see Bobby Howard intercept a pass in the end zone. A few plays later, Jaworski threw a 63-yard touchdown to running back Billy Campfield to take the lead for good. Carmichael finished the game with 6 receptions for 111 yards and two touchdowns. - added March, 2007 　 1980 (09-07-80) Chicago Bears @ Green Bay Packers - Classic game - Chester Marcol has his game winning field goal blocked in OT only to catch the block and run in for the winning TD in the season opener. (Quality 8.0) (09-14-80) Wk 2 - New Orleans Saints @ Chicago Bears - Includes halftime and commercials (3 DVDs) (Quality 8.5) - Added September, 2011 (09-28-80) Chicago Bears @ Pittsburgh Steelers - (Quality 8.5) - Added May, 2011 (10-06-80)　Tampa Bay Buccaneers　@ Chicago Bears - MNF - Includes Halftime (Quality 8.5) - added October, 2007 (11-03-80) Chicago Bears @ Cleveland Browns - MNF - (Quality 8.5) - Added October, 2008 (11-16-80) Houston Oilers @ Chicago Bears - Campbell and Payton 100+ yards (Quality 8) (11-27-80) Chicago Bears @ Detroit Lions - Thanksgiving - Fastest OT game in NFL history - Includes pregame and halftime which has interview with Ronald Regan (Quality 8) - Named one of the NFL's greatest finishes - Also have rebroadcasted GOTW highlights from this game (12-07-80) Green Bay @ Chicago Bears - In a game where the Packers gave up their most points ever, Chicago QB Vince Evans ended the day with a perfect 158.3 quarterback rating, the only quarterback to ever do against the Packers. Evans completed 18 of 22 passes for 316 yards and three touchdowns. The Bears picked up 33 first downs and 594 yards. - Includes "The Pro Report" postgame (Quality 9.0) 　 1981 (09-06-81) Green Bay Packers @ Chicago Bears - Green Bay won with their defense. Matt Suhey fumbled on the one-foot line with 32 seconds left, and Johnnie Gray recovered the loose ball to seal the win. This marked the second straight year Green Bay defeated Chicago to open the season. The win did not come without a price. RB Eddie Lee Ivery was lost for the second time in three years when he tore up his knee on the Soldier Field astroturf, the same place his rookie season ended in 1979. Green Bay also had a strong running game (G.Ellis 17-94-1, E.L.Ivery 14-72-1, & T.Middleton 6-26) to out duel Chicago's great Walter Payton (19-81-1). (Quality 9.0) (09-13-81) Chicago Bears @ San Francisco 49ers - (Quality 8.5) - added March, 2011 (10-11-81) WK 6 - Washington Redskins @ Chicago Bears - Joe Gibb's first win - Includes halftime and commercials (Quality 9) - added August, 2011 (10-19-81) Chicago Bears @ Detroit Lions - MNF - "Hipple game" - Detroit's first Monday Night football appearance since 1975 was also the debut of second year quarterback Eric Hipple as a starter. Hipple responded magnificently as the Lions, playing without an injured Billy Sims, routed the Chicago Bears, 48-17, for Detroit's highest points total since 1957. Hipple completed 14-of-25 for 36 yards and four touchdowns, including a 94-yarder to Leonard Thompson -- the third longest in team history. As it turned out Hipple accounted for all six Detroit touchdowns and led the club to 485 yards in total offense. Rick Kane filled in for Sims by gaining 101 yards and catching a scoring pass. Eddie Murray's 53-yard field goal was the second longest in club history. - Payton 19-89, M. Anderson 6-176 rec. - some commercials (quality 8.5) (10-25-81) San Diego Chargers @ Chicago Bears - OT - Payton 107 yds, Buddy Ryan invents 46 defense, Fouts and Co. shocked - some commercials (quality 8.5) (11-15-81) Chicago Bears @ Green Bay Packers - Fun game that starts fast and then settles in to usual slug fest between these two as Green Bay takes 21-17 win despite Chicago's Walter Payton's (22-105-1) best efforts. David Whitehurst threw three touchdown passes and Harlan Huckleby ran for 71 yards and two touchdowns as the Packers suddenly found themselves in the wildcard race. Mark Murphy's interception late in the game clinched Green Bay's third straight win. (3 discs) (Quality 8.5) (11-22-81) WK 12 - Detroit Lions @ Chicago Bears - Sims 117 yards; Todd Bell 92 yd Int Return - includes halftime (Quality 8.5) - Added September, 2011 (11-26-81) Chicago Bears vs Dallas Cowboys - Thanksgiving - Readded March, 2011 　 1982 (12-26-82) Chicago Bears @ LA Rams - Ferragamo 500+ game, Payton does everything - Includes commercials (Quality 8) 　 1983 (09-18-83) Chicago Bears @ New Orleans Saints - OT - (Quality 8.5) (10-30-83) Detroit Lions @ Chicago Bears - (Quality 8.5) - Added November, 2009 (12-04-83) Chicago Bears @ Green Bay Packers - Crucially important division clash between these two old rivals goes down to the last seconds. Running back Gerry Ellis, who finished with 141 yards, gave the Packers an immediate boost. On the team's first play from scrimmage, Ellis took a Lynn Dickey hand-off and busted through the middle of the line for a 71-yard gain. On the next play, Harlan Huckleby scurried nine yards around right end with a pitch for a touchdown. The Packers took a 14-0 lead later in the quarter when Dickey hit tight end Paul Coffman with five-yard TD pass. Huckleby put the Packers ahead 28-14 with a 10-yard TD run 46 seconds into the fourth quarter. The Packers looked to be on cruise control when they got the ball back. Facing a third-and-inches from the Chicago 38, offensive coordinator Bob Schnelker called for a halfback option. The play backfired when Chicago cornerback Leslie Frazier intercepted Ellis' pass and returned it 56 yards to the Packers 24. The Bears then got another one-yard TD plunge from Matt Suhey to get to within seven. About five minutes later, Dennis McKinnon returned a Bucky Scribner punt 59 yards to tie the game with 1:50 to go. On the ensuing possession, Dickey hit Lofton with a 67-yard pass that put the Packers well within Stenerud's range. After two Jessie Clark runs, Stenerud drilled his fourth game-winning kick of the season as the clock struck zero. The boot also came after Stenerud had missed field goals of 37- and 45-yards. Ray Nitschke's number 66 was officially retired at the half. (Quality 9.5) Also have (Sun 04-Dec) Chicago Bears - "Weekend Tailgate" series - Highlights from game - NFL's Greatest Games. (12-18-83) Green Bay Packers @ Chicago Bears - Bart Starr's last game as head coach - Cold & Windy day in Chicago (3 degrees, and -36 degrees wind chill). Packers simply need to win to make the Playoffs. Their arch rivals the Bears though spoil the day for the Pack on a last second FG to win 23-21. Walter Payton (30-148) has a big day! (Quality 9.0) 　 1984 (09-16-84) Chicago Bears @ Green Bay Packers - Classic defensive struggle between these two old rivals sees Chicago, behind Walter Payton (27-110, 3-29rec), take command of the division with 9-7 slugfest win at Green Bay. With a chance to win, Green Bay K Eddie Garcia missed a 47-yard field goal with just under five minutes left. (10-07-84) New Orleans Saints @ Chicago Bears - Walter Payton (32-154-1) breaks the All Time Career Rushing Record in Bears win over Saints - added January, 2008 (11-04-84) Los Angeles Raiders @ Chicago Bears - (quality 9) - Added September, 2008 (12-09-84) Green Bay Packers @ Chicago Bears - No halftime or commercials - Packers win the game 20-14 in last minute on a TD Bomb, but the real story of the game is Bears HB Walter Payton. All he did was have a big rushing day (35-175-1), throw a TD Option Pass, and play QB for a series too!!! - (Quality 9.0) (12-30-84) 1984 NFC Divisional - Chicago Bears @ Washington Redskins - with pre game, halftime, post game and commercials - added March 2007 (01-06-85) 1984 NFC Championship - Chicago Bears vs San Francisco 49ers - 49ers just too much in shutting out 23-0 upcoming Bears despite Walter Payton's (22-92) hard running. A- 　 1985 (Complete Super Bowl Year) (09-08-85) Tampa Bay Buccaneers @ Chicago Bears - Walter Payton rushes for 120 yards. James Wilder rushes for 166 yards and 1 TD. - added March, 2007 (09-15-85) New England Patriots @ Chicago Bears (09-19-85) Chicago Bears @ Minnesota Vikings - Jim McMahon comes off the bench to throw 3 touchdowns. Kramer had 436 yards passing and 3 TDs, Willie Gault 146 yards receiving and 1 TD - added March, 2007 (09-29-85) Washington Redskins @ Chicago Bears - Willie Gault’s 99-yard kickoff return. McMahon also threw 3 TDs and caught one - added March, 2007 (10-06-85) Chicago Bears @ Tampa Bay Buccaneers - Steve DeBerg 346 yards passing and 2 TDs aren't enough. Emery Moorehead 144 yards receiving - added March, 2007 (10-13-85) Chicago Bears @ San Francisco 49ers - Chicago proves it's for real with convincing 26-10 win on the road over defending champs San Francisco. Walter Payton (24-132-2 & 5-34rec) guides the offense, while the Bear Defense sacks Montana 7 times in an awesome display of brute force! - includes commercials, halftime (Quality 9) (10-21-85) Green Bay Packers @ Chicago Bears - MNF - William "The Fridge" Perry becomes a national icon on MNF in Bears 23-7 win over Packers as he BLAST'S his way into the end zone both blocking for and scoring himself rushing touchdowns! Walter Payton (25-112-2) stars for Chicago too. (Quality 8.5) (10-27-85) Minnesota Vikings @ Chicago Bears - Walter Payton 118 yards rushing - added March, 2007 (11-03-85) Chicago Bears @ Green Bay Packers - Vicious rematch of the famous MNF game between these two of two weeks earlier. The game is spiked with MANY altercations & fights, and a game is even played! Chicago wins a close one 16-10 as Walter Payton (28-192-1) leads the way and new American Icon William "The Fridge" Perry catches a TD Pass! The Bears would rally with nine fourth quarter points to remain perfect. Five unsportsmanlike conduct or unnecessary roughness penalties were called, and Green Bay CB Mark Lee was ejected. (Quality 8.5) (11-10-85) Detroit Lions @ Chicago Bears - Behind the rushing of Walter Payton and Matt Suhey, the Chicago Bears downed the Lions at Soldier Field, 24-3. Payton set the pace with 107 yards on 26 carries and Suhey added 102 yards on 16 rushes, giving the Bears 250 rushing yards for the game. Chicago held Detroit to eight first downs on 106 yards. Lion QB Eric Hipple struggled with 73 yards through the air and threw a pair of costly interceptions. - added March, 2007 (11-17-85) Chicago Bears @ Dallas Cowboys - Despite all their successful conquest's leading up to today, this was the game that fully convinced the Nation that the '85 Chicago Bears were "for real". In thumping Dallas so soundly and convincingly 44-0 at Texas Stadium everyone knew, doubters and all, that this team was pretty special. Walter Payton rushes for 132 yards. (11-24-85) Atlanta Falcons @ Chicago Bears - Walter Payton’s 40-yard TD run and finished with 102 yards on the day. William Perry’s rushing touchdown. Gerald Riggs 110 yards rushing - added March, 2007 (12-02-85) Miami Dolphins vs Chicago Bears - MNF - Miami hands Chicago it's only loss of the '85 season. Dolphins take 38-24 victory at home in this historical clash on MNF! Bears Walter Payton (23-121) gives it his all as usual though! includes commercials, halftime (Quality 9) (12-08-85) Indianapolis Colts @ Chicago Bears - Walter Payton 111 yards rushing (12-14-85) Chicago Bears @ New York Jets - added March, 2007 (12-22-85) Chicago Bears @ Detroit Lions - Joe Furgeson KOed by Richard Dent - After holding a slim 6-3 advantage at halftime, Chicago scored 31 points in the second half, defeating the Lions, 37-17, for the Bears' 15th victory of the season. Dennis Gentry ignited Chicago's scoring barrage with a 94-yard kickoff return for a TD on the opening kickoff of the second half. Walter Payton led the Super Bowl bound Bears with 81 yards on 17 carries. Detroit's receiving duo of Leonard Thompson (nine catches, 101 yards) and Pete Mandley (five receptions, 127 yards) could not overcome Eric Hipple's three interceptions. (01-05-86) 1985 NFC Divisional - New York Giants @ Chicago Bears - Bears awesome "D" shuts out Giants 21-0 in super hard hitting game on windy day in Chicago. Jim McMahon throws 2 TD’s to Dennis McKinnon - upgraded October, 2007 (01-12-86) 1985 NFC Championship - LA Rams @ Chicago Bears - Bears defense too much for Rams in NFL record setting second straight playoff shutout with 24-0 win over Los Angeles. - upgraded October, 2007 (01-26-86) Super Bowl 20 - Chicago Bears vs New England Patriots - Tony Eason vs. Jim McMahon - Bears defense, possibly the best ever, completely destroys Patriots. The Patriots became the first wildcard team to make the Super bowl by winning three road playoff games. Their reward was playing one of the best teams in NFL history. Richard Dent is named MVP. Willie Gault 129 yards receiving. Super Bowl XX Post game shows - A Season to Celebrate, Iron Mike Special, Season to Remember, McMahon on Letterman, HBO Inside the NFL Postgame, Postgame News Coverage, Mike Ditka Show post-game, Bears TV Commericals, Final Recap, Parade - 1 DVD - Added March, 2011 "Shuffle to the Super Bowl" - Story of the 1985 Chicago Bears - original - 45 minutes - Quality 9 - Added June, 2011 　 1986 (09-07-86) Cleveland Browns @ Chicago Bears - season opener (Quality 8.5) (09-22-86) Chicago Bears @ Green Bay Packers - MNF - In another Monday night match up with the Bears, Green Bay CB Tim Lewis saw his career end when he tackled WR Willie Gault and injured his neck. Green Bay lead 12-10 thanks for four Al Del Greco field goals before Chicago scored 15 points in the fourth quarter. (Quality 9) (11-09-86) Chicago Bears @ Tampa Bay Buccaneers - Includes commercials and halftime (Quality 8.5) - added August, 2011 (11-23-86) Green Bay Packers @ Chicago Bears - "The Hit List Game" - Chicago wins 12-10 with a late rally behind Walter Payton (17-85), but that's not the story of this game. Packer DT Charles Martin, who had a towel with names on it comprising a "hit list" of Bears to take out, viciously and maliciously slammed Bear QB Jim McMahon to the turf (putting him out for the rest of the year) LONG after the ball was gone causing a huge fight. Martin was ejected & suspended. game has soft audio buzz. (Quality 8.5) (3 discs) (01-03-87) 1986 NFC Divisional - Washington Redskins @ Chicago Bears - Washington pulls the huge upset over the defending champs 　 1987 (09-14-87)　New York Giants @ Chicago Bears - MNF - opening night classic between past two SB Champs, Bears handle Giants 34-19. Two teams with tremendous defenses lead to a BRUTAL Hard Hitting Game! - added October, 2007 (10-04-87) WK 4 - Chicago Bears @ Philadelphia Eagles - Includes NFL Today pregame, Halftime, and commercials (Quality 8.5) - added August, 2011 (11-08-87) Chicago Bears @ Green Bay Packers - Green Bay blew a 21-13 lead. Chicago trailed with less than a minute left, when Jim McMahon led the team down the field for a game-winning 55 yard field goal off the leg of Kevin Butler. After the kick, Butler turned and "flipped the bird" to Packer coach Forrest Gregg, in effect saying "see you later" to the coach. - upgraded January 2008 (11-16-87) Chicago Bears @ Denver Broncos - MNF - One of MNF's all time best games! Broncos take 31-29 upset win over Bears in a back & forth game full of excitement, including John Elway (21-40, 3tds, 341yds and 5-35 rushing) at his finest! - added January, 2008 (11-29-87) Green Bay Packers @ Chicago Bears - RB Brent Fullwood ran 20 times for 64 yards and one touchdown, as Green Bay jumped out to a 7-0 lead, but the Bears scored the last 16 points and defeated the Packers for the sixth straight time. Walter Payton gained only 22 yards in his final game against Green Bay. Includes halftime (Quality 8.5) (12-14-87)　Chicago Bears @ San Francisco 49ers - MNF - added October, 2007 (01-10-88) 1987 NFC Divisional - Washington Redskins @ Chicago Bears - "Walter Payton's (18-85) last game" The Redskins overcame a 14-0 Bears lead by scoring three unanswered touchdowns. This was the final game in the Hall-of-Fame career of Bears running back Walter Payton, who rushed for 85 yards and caught 3 passes for 20 yards against the eventual Super Bowl champs. 　 1988 (09-25-88) Chicago Bears @ Green Bay Packers - Randy Wright was horrible, as he completed just 19 of 41 passes for 242 yards and two interceptions. The Packers lost to the Bears for the seventh straight time. Pregame, postgame, half and comm. (Quality 8.5) (10-16-88) Dallas Cowboys @ Chicago Bears - Singletary makes hit of the year (11-27-88) Green Bay Packers @ Chicago Bears - Neal Anderson ran for 139 yards and two touchdowns, while the Bear defense handed Green Bay its third shutout of the season. The Packers rushed 11 times for just 22 yards. No halftime or commercials - (Quality 8.5) (12-19-88) WK 16 - Chicago Bears @ Minnesota Vikings - Big Int return seals win - MNF - (Quality 9.5) - added August, 2011 (12-31-88) 1988 NFC Divisional - Philadelphia Eagles vs Chicago Bears - Bears win 20-12 in the famous "Fog Bowl" versus the Eagles despite Randall Cunningham's 400+ yards passing - includes some commercials and halftime - Upgraded March 2007 (01-08-89) 1988 NFC Championship - San Francisco 49ers @ Chicago Bears - Despite playing in a game-time temperature of 17°F, a wind chill of -26°F, and wind gusts up to 30 MPH, the 49ers scored a touchdown in every quarter and gained 406 total yards of offense while limiting Chicago quarterback Jim McMahon to just 121 passing yards with no touchdowns and 1 interception. San Francisco quarterback Joe Montana threw for 288 yards and three touchdowns, the first two to wide receiver Jerry Rice. Late in the first quarter, The 49ers faced a 3rd and long from their own 39 yard line. Despite the high winds, Montana was able to whistle a long pass in to Rice, who, despite double coverage from Bears defenders Mike Richardson and Todd Krumm, was able to catch the pass and outrun both defenders to score a 61-yard Touchdown. Rice would score his second touchdown midway through the second quarter, a 27-yard reception in which he caught a low slant pass from Montana in stride and scored untouched. In the third quarter, the 49ers marched 78 yards to score on tight end John Frank's 5-yard touchdown reception from Montana. San Francisco's final score was running back Tom Rathman's 4-yard rushing touchdown. Rice finished the game with 6 receptions for 133 yards and 2 touchdowns. The Bears' lone score was Kevin Butler's 25-yard field goal in the second period. - Pregame, Some Commercials, No Halftime, Some Postgame (9) - readded March, 2008 　 1989 (10-23-89) Chicago Bears @ Cleveland Browns - Includes greatest QB Scrammble highlights at hafltime - (Quality 8) - Added December, 2008 (11-05-89) Chicago Bears @ Green Bay Packers - "The Instant Replay Game" - With the Packers trailing 13-6 Don Majkowski throws what looks like a last second game winning TD to Sterling Sharpe on 4th down in a game that was already a thriller.. but wait... The 'majik' man is flagged for going over the line of scrimmage to nullify the TD and give the Bears the win....but wait again...The replay booth wants a look, after a 4 minutes of what seemed like eternity, they rule Majkowski wasn't over the line of scrimmage and the Packers beat the Bears for the first time since 1984!!! What an emotional swing in the crowd and in the players. Another Packer/Bear classic that to this day is flagged in the Bears media guide as the Instant Replay Game. (Quality 9.5) (12-17-89) Green Bay Packers @ Chicago Bears - Green Bay moved back into a tie for the NFC Central division title by rushing for 217 yards and passing for another 229. Keith Woodside rushed for 116 yards on ten carries. Scott Stephen ran 76 yards with a fumble, the second longest in team history and the longest without scoring. Includes commercials and halftime (Quality 9.5) 　 1990 (09-16-90) Chicago Bears @ Green Bay Packers - Jim Harbaugh passed for two touchdowns and ran for another, and rookie Trace Armstrong and Richard Dent had two sacks apiece for a relentless Chicago defense. The Bears sacked Anthony Dilweg six times and recovered three fumbles - two by Dilweg - that led to touchdowns. Armstrong also recovered a fumble. Don Majkowski, a training-camp holdout, made his debut by replacing Dilweg with 6:54 left. Harbaugh had scoring passes of 40 yards to Ron Morris and 16 to Neal Anderson, giving the Bears a 21-13 lead in the third period. Anderson also scored on a 1-yard run. Keith Woodside scored on a 10-yard run for the Packers, who got two 37-yard field goals from Chris Jacke. - (Quality 8.5) (10-07-90) Green Bay Packers @ Chicago Bears - Mike Tomczak's 6-yard touchdown run on a bootleg play and field goals of 50 and 51 yards by Kevin Butler led the Chicago Bears to a 27-13 victory over the Green Bay Packers. Neal Anderson, who rushed 21 times for 141 yards, set up the clinching touchdown with 2:56 left on a 52-yard run, with Tomczak passing to Cap Boso for two yards and the score. Coupled with Tampa Bay's 14-10 loss to Dallas, the Bears took over sole possession of first place in the Central Division of the NFC. Green Bay, losing for a second time in four weeks to the Bears, dropped to 2-3. The Bears held a 10-6 lead late in the third quarter when Richard Dent recovered a fumble on the Green Bay 17. Three plays later, Tomczak skirted right end on his touchdown run. Tomczak took over for starter Jim Harbaugh, who left the game late in the first half with injured ribs. A 29- yard pass from Tomczak to Anderson set up a 50-yard field goal by Butler before the half ended. After Tomczak's touchdown, Don Majkowski and Sterling Sharpe hooked up on a 76-yard touchdown pass early in the fourth quarter to cut the lead to 17-13. The Bears were forced into a punting situation with 6:36 left in the game and Maury Buford's kick was blocked by Tiger Greene. However, Mickey Pruitt of the Bears picked up the ball and ran for a first down. The Bears couldn't capitalize but Buford then punted out of danger. After another exchange of punts, Anderson broke off his big run. Coach Mike Ditka added some spice in the first quarter when he sent in defensive tackle William "The Refrigerator" Perry on offense late in the first quarter with the ball on the Green Bay 2. Perry lost a yard and Anderson scored on the next play. Anderson's touchdown gave the Bears a 7-3 lead. Chris Jacke kicked his second field goal of the game with 3:19 left in the half to cut it to 7-6 but Butler connected from 50 yards with 42 seconds left in the half for the 10-6 halftime lead. Brent Fullwood's Packer career came to an end after this game, whe he refused to play in the second half, claiming he was ill. He was seen that night at a local danceclub, and was traded to Cleveland three days later. - added June 2007 (01-06-91) 1990 NFC Wildcard - New Orleans Saints @ Chicago Bears - added August, 2008 (01-13-91) 1990 NFC Divisional - Chicago Bears vs New York Giants 　 1991 (09-23-91) New York Jets @ Chicago Bears - MNF - OT - As most Jets fans call it "A Classic Jet game." Blair Thomas fumbled the ball with the jets up 7 as they were trying to run out the clock in the 4th, then Bruce coslett goes for the FG on 1st down in OT only to have Pat Lehay shank the chip shot and lose at the end with less than a minute left in OT. Incredible (quality 9) - Added September, 2008 (10-17-91) Chicago Bears @ Green Bay Packers - The Chicago Bears managed only one touchdown Thursday night. It was plenty against the Green Bay Packers. The Bears shut down and shut out Green Bay's sputtering offense in a 10-0 victory. It was Chicago's 11th victory in the last 13 games against its longtime rival. Jim Harbaugh's 8-yard touchdown pass to James Thornton late in the second quarter and Kevin Butter's 22-yard field goal early in the fourth sent the Bears to a victory after two straight losses. The Packers, who had 138 yards total offense and made just five first downs, fell to 14 with their fourth straight loss and 11th in 12 games dating back to last season. Don Majkowski, in one the worst performances of his career, completed only three of 16 passes for 32 yards before he was replaced by former Bear Mike Tomczak in the fourth quarter. The Packers' deepest drive all night only reached the Chicago 43. Majkowski fumbled a snap out of the shotgun and Richard Dent recovered for the Bears at the Green Bay 14 with 30 seconds to go in the third quarter. Chicago just missed a first down and settled for Butter's 22-yard field goal with 13:48 to play. - added June 2007 (12-08-91) Green Bay Packers @ Chicago Bears - Jim Harbaugh threw two touchdown passes to Wendell Davis and Brad Muster ran for two touchdowns, leading the Chicago Bears to a 27-13 victory over the Green Bay Packers. The win halted a two-game losing streak by the Bears and moved them closer to their seventh Central Division title in eight years. The Packers lost their fifth in the last six games. Harbaugh completed 16 of 25 passes for 209 yards and his 35-yard touchdown to Davis late in the third quarter clinched it. Chicago's defense blanked the Packers, quarterbacked by former teammate Mike Tomczak, to the second half. Midway in the fourth quarter and down by two touchdowns, the Packers gambled on a fourth-and-three and failed when Tomczak tumbled the snap. On Green Bay's next possession, Tomczak fumbled and Tim Ryan recovered at the Chicago 42 with 3:25 left in the game. Rumors began to swirl that Lindy Infante was soon to be the ex-coach of the Green Bay Packers. - Includes commercials and halftime (Quality 9) (12-29-91) 1991 NFC Wildcard - Dallas Cowboys @ Chicago Bears - The Cowboys jumped to a 10-0 first quarter lead and held on to win their first playoff game in nine years. Dallas' first score was a 27-yard field goal by Ken Willis. Then Cowboys linebacker Darrick Brownlow blocked a punt that was recovered by linebacker Ken Norton Jr, setting up a 1-yard touchdown by running back Emmitt Smith, who finished the game with 105 rushing yards. Bears kicker Kevin Butler kicked two field goals to cut the score 10-6 by the third period. However, Dallas responded by marching 75 yards to score on quarterback Steve Beuerlein's 3-yard touchdown pass to tight end Jay Novacek. With 2:42 left in the game, Chicago wide receiver Tom Waddle scored on a 6-yard touchdown reception from quarterback Jim Harbaugh, but the Bears could not score again. Dallas shows they are on their way to building a dynasty by giving Coach Jimmy Johnson his first playoff win, and the Cowboys first since 1982, with 17-13 win at Chicago in an upset - Added October, 2008 　 1992 (09-06-92) Detroit Lions @ Chicago Bears - This is the game that has one of the Famous Barry Sanders Runs where he somehow comes out of a crowd of Bears, hurdles a would be tackler, and bounces down the sideline for a TD. Also, a very good game. Chicago won their ninth consecutive opening day game on a six-yard, fourth down TD pass from Jim Harbaugh to Tom Waddle with one second remaining to cap off a wild 4th Qtr of scoring. (10-25-92) Chicago Bears @ Green Bay Packers - Jim Harbaugh, who undoubtedly will be remembered for an imperfect decision that led to an earlier loss and public dressing down by coach Mike Ditka, was perfect for a good stretch. Harbaugh matched a 28-year old club record of 13 straight complete passes while leading the visiting Chicago Bears to a 30-10 victory over the Green Bay Packers. Kevin Butler kicked three field goals and Darren Lewis had a 30-yard touchdown run to make it easy for the Bears. Harbaugh's string tied the record set by Rudy Bukich over two games in 1964 and included a 4-yard touchdown pass to Keith Jennings. The passing game also set up two of Butler's field goals. The streak began early in the second quarter and ended shortly before Butler kicked a 21-yard field goal with 36 seconds left in the third. Late in the fourth quarter, the Bears drove 74 yards in 11 plays to clinch the victory on Lewis' run with 3.37 left. The loss was the third straight for the Packers and marked the first time the Bears had won two in a row this season. Harbaugh completed 16 of 23 passes for 194 yards and one touchdown, and perhaps eased the pressure Ditka put on him October 4 after the quarterback called an audible with a 20-0 lead in the fourth period against Minnesota. The Vikings intercepted for a touchdown and came back to win 21-20. Brett Favre of Green Bay saw his string of 91 passes without an interception end in the third quarter when Donnell Woolford intercepted for Chicago. - Includes NFL Today pre-game, commercials, and ESPN NFL Primetime highlights from the game (Quality 8.5) (11-15-92) Chicago Bears @ Tampa Bay Buccaneers - JIP with 8 minutes remaining in 1st Qtr, includes halftime and commercials (Quality 8) - added July, 2011 (11-22-92) Green Bay Packers @ Chicago Bears - Favre begins his mastery over the Bears - The Chicago Bears' slide continues, as does the resurgence of the Green Bay Packers. Brett Favre hit Sterling Sharpe with a 49-yard touchdown pass and scored on a 5-yard, broken-pass run to lead the Packers to a 17-3 victory over the faltering Bears. It was the third victory in the last four games for the Packers. The Bears sustained their fourth straight defeat, their longest losing streak since 1989, when they lost their last six. The teams traded first-possession field goals and, late in the first quarter, the Bears were forced to punt into the wind. Chris Gardocki managed just a 34-yard punt. On the next play, Favre and Sharpe combined on their 49-yard touchdown to put the Packers ahead to stay. It was the 66th consecutive game in which Sharpe, the league's leading receiver this year, has caught a pass. Favre completed 16 of 24 passes for 209 yards. Neither team scored in the second quarter as a light drizzle turned into rain. - This was Mike Singletary’s last game against the Packers - Includes commercials (Quality 8.5) (12-07-92) WK 14 Chicago Bears @ Houston Oilers - MNF - Includes commercials and halftime (Quality 8.5) - Added May, 2011 (12-27-92) Chicago Bears @ Dallas Cowboy - Added March, 2009 　 1993 (10-31-93) Chicago Bears @ Green Bay Packers - LeRoy Butler's quick hands and Green Bay's harassing defense meant another rough day for Jim Harbaugh and Chicago. The Packers sacked Harbaugh seven times, and Darrell Thompson ran 17 yards for a touchdown with 1:54 left to seal Green Bay's victory. Despite the rough treatment, Harbaugh tried to rally the Bears early in the fourth quarter. Trailing 10-3, the Bears moved from their 22-yard-line to the Packers' 12. But blitzing safety Butler hit Harbaugh's arm, forcing a fumble on third down that was kicked around and then recovered by Butler at the Packers' 37. The Bears got the ball back but were forced to punt after a holding penalty and a third-down sack by George Koonce. Reggie White became the all-time sacks leader with 130 1/2, getting two of the Packers' seven traps of Jim Harbaugh. He moved one ahead of Lawrence Taylor. (Quality 9) (12-05-93) Green Bay Packers @ Chicago Bears - Favre would set a Green Bay single-game record with 36 completions at Chicago breaking the previous record of 35 set by Dickey in 1980…Also threw for a career-high 402 yards vs. Bears – the third most in team history (behind Dickey's 418 vs. Tampa Bay in 1980 and Don Horn's 410 vs. the Cardinals in 1969)…It also represented the first 300- and 400-yard passing games of Favre's career. Dante Jones intercepted a pass and lateraled for one touchdown and returned a fumble for another score, leading the Chicago Bears past the Green Bay Packers 30-17 and creating a three-way tie for the NFC Central lead. Mark Carrier intercepted a pass by Brett Favre and returned it 34 yards with 1:41 left for the third touchdown of the day by the Bears' defense, cutting off Green Bay's hope for a comeback. This was the first time in 30 years that the Bears and Packers have met this late in a season with winning records, and Chicago's victory gave it an 82-59-6 lead in one of the NFL's longest rivalries. The Bears won their fourth straight game and ended a three-game winning string by the Packers. Chicago, Green Bay and Detroit, which lost 13-0 to Minnesota, are tied at 7-5. (Quality 9.0) 　 1994 (10-02-94) Buffalo Bills @ Chicago Bears - added January, 2008 (10-23-94) Chicago Bears @ Detroit Lions - Barry Sanders rushes for 167 yards and has an 84-yard run. Mel Gray has 102-yard kickoff return and breaks All-Time Return Yardage record. - Added December, 2008 (10-31-94) Green Bay Packers @ Chicago Bears - MNF - MNF - "Halloween Down Pour Game" - Brett Favre would mount one of his finest performances even though he had a severely bruised left hip, running for one touchdown and throwing for another in a cold, cyclonic rainstorm…The former came late in the second quarter, when he rolled out to his right and raced 36 yards (diving over a Bear defender into the end zone) to give the Packers a 14-0 lead…Later, in the fourth quarter, he connected with Edgar Bennett for a 13-yard touchdown, raising the Packers’ lead to 27-0…His 58 yards rushing against the Bears represented a career high. The Bears' colors reflected their 1925-26 season and the Packers' represented their 1937 season. - Includes Packers Monday Night Pre-game, halftime, local Milwaukee news post-game report - upgraded 5-3-06 (Quality 9.5) (12-11-94) Chicago Bears @ Green Bay Packers - A return to frigid Lambeau Field, a white-hot offense and an ice-cold Steve Walsh were just what the Green Bay Packers needed to salvage their playoff hopes. The Packers routed the Bears 40-3 Sunday as Brett Favre threw three touchdowns, two of them to Sterling Sharpe, and Green Bay's defense returned to form after a five-game skid. Chris Jacke added four field goals as the Packers won their ninth straight game at Lambeau, where they completed their first undefeated season since 1962 when Vince Lombardi won his second of five NFL titles. The stunned Bears lost their 14th straight December road game, a streak that dates to Dec. 7, 1987, when they edged the Raiders, 6-3, at the Los Angeles Coliseum. The Bears also fell from first place in the NFC Central, a game behind the Minnesota Vikings, who defeated Buffalo, 21-17, Sunday. The Packers also routed the Bears, 33-6, in a driving rainstorm on Halloween night at Soldier Field when the wind chill was 8 degrees. Although it was sunny Sunday with no snow, the temperature was 15 degrees at kickoff with a wind chill of 6. The Bears were even colder, managing just a 25-yard field goal by Kevin Butler for an early 3-0 lead before the Packers overwhelmed them. The Packers rushed for a season-high 257 yards, including 106 by fullback Edgar Bennett, who carried 22 times. Favre completed 19 of 31 passes for 250 yards with one interception. Bennett has three career 100-yard rushing games, all against the Bears. Reggie Cobb added 78 yards on 11 carries and rookie LeShon Johnson had six carries for 42 yards. The Packers' beleaguered defense, which had surrendered an average of 29 points and 392 yards per game over the last five contests, held Walsh to 13 completions in 26 attempts for 143 yards and an interception. Walsh fell to 7-2 as the Bears' starter. - (Quality 9) (01-01-95) 1994 NFC Wildcard - Chicago Bears @ Minnesota Vikings - added September, 2008 (01-07-95) 1994 NFC Divisional - Chicago Bears @ San Francisco 49ers - includes commercials, halftime, and post-game (Quality 9) 　 1995 (09-11-95) Green Bay Packers @ Chicago Bears - MNF - Favre throws a 99-yard TD pass to Robert Brooks, only the 8th time in NFL history that had happened, and Reggie White's sack saves the game. Favre would end the day 21 of 37 passes for 312 yards and three TDs. (11-05-95) Pittsburgh Steelers @ Chicago Bears - OT - great game - Added May, 2011 (11-12-95) Chicago Bears @ Green Bay Packers - 150th Packer vs Bear meeting and one of the best ever - Brett Favre had suffered a severely sprained left ankle late in second quarter of rematch at Minnesota one week earlier (Nov. 5) – an injury which later would require off season surgery (Feb. 27, 1996) to remove several bone chips and one large spur. Favre would be listed as doubtful on the injury report all week leading up to this game and most didn’t think he would play. The ironman would play though and would the Bears ever wish he didn’t. Favre would throw for a career-high and team-record tying five touchdown passes to lead the Packers to a key 35-28 victory over the Bears. Subsequently was named NFC 'Offensive Player of the Week' (for the second time in four weeks) after completing 25 of 33 passes for 336 yards with no interceptions against Chicago, giving him a (then) career-high single-game passer rating of 147.2. Reggie White also played injured to key the defense and commented that he had to play because if Favre could play, as injured as he was, then he had no excuses not to play either. 　 1996 (10-06-96) Green Bay Packers @ Chicago Bears - Favre Tied his season best for a second time by firing four TD passes at Chicago, including a 50-yard 'Hail Mary' throw to Freeman for a score on the last play of the first half, leading Green Bay to a 37-6 win while completing 18 of 27 passes for 246 yards. Don Beebe would also return a kickoff for a TD and Jim McMahon would even come in to play QB for the Packers against the Bears at Soldier Field (seems wrong) Includes talking Packers Live post-game (Quality 9.5) (11-10-96) Chicago Bears @ Denver Broncos - Close game is won by Broncos 17-12 over Bears when Denver Defense mounts incredible goal line stand after Chicago has 1st & Goal from the 1 in final minute! (Quality 8.5) - Added December, 2008 (11-24-96) Detroit Lions @ Chicago Bears - After a 14-14 first quarter shootout, the Lions were blanked for the remainder of the contest as the Bears cruised to a 31-14 win in Chicago's Soldier Field. The Lions' loss spoiled a record-setting performance by Barry Sanders (21 carries for 107 yards and a TD), who became the first running back in NFL history to rush for 1,000 yards in eight consecutive seasons and the only player to gain 1,000 rushing yards in his first eight seasons. Sanders passed O.J. Simpson into eighth-place on the NFL's all-time rushing list (now with 10,261 yards). - Added March, 2009 (12-01-96) Chicago Bears @ Green Bay Packers - WR Antonio Freeman hauled in ten passes for 156 yards, while Desmond Howard returned another punt for a touchdown. The victory was the Packers' sixth in a row over the Bears, the first time that has happened in the ancient rivalry since the Packers won seven straight from 1928-'30. - (Quality 9.5) 　 1997 (09-01-97) Chicago Bears @ Green Bay Packers - The Packers varied their winning formula somewhat in dispatching the Bears for the 66th time in the 78-year history of pro football's greatest rivalry. They permitted the Bears to prevail in the statistics and time of possession, categories in which they customarily dominate, and settled for the bottom line, a 38-24 margin in the score. And even the statistical (336 yards to 315) and time of possession (32 minutes, 47 seconds to 27 minutes, 13 seconds) advantages were somewhat misleading. The Packers were comfortably out front, 31-11, early in the fourth quarter and by 38-17 in the closing minutes when the Bears' Raymont Harris pulled Chicago within 14 points by way of a 68-yard scoring excursion up the middle. As Chicago was getting thumped in the fourth quarter, LB Brian Cox threw a temper tantrum at the officials and on the sideline, and was ejected from the game after flipping the bird to the crowd - (Quality 9.5) (09-14-97) Detroit Lions @ Chicago Bears - Barry Sanders rushes for 161 yards. - Added December, 2008 (10-12-97) Green Bay Packers @ Chicago Bears - The Green Bay Packers don't care that they were 11 1/2-point favorites over the winless Chicago Bears. And it didn't matter to the defending Super Bowl champions that they needed Chicago's unsuccessful 2-point conversion with 1:54 to go to hang on for a 24-23 victory Sunday. "Everyone expects the defending champs to blow everyone out every week. Well, that's not going to happen," Packers receiver Antonio Freeman said. "We're satisfied where we are." Brett Favre survived an early interception to throw three touchdown passes and help the Packers pull into a tie with Tampa Bay atop the NFC Central. The Bears, meanwhile, matched the worst start in their 78-year history and were defeated by their oldest rivals for the eighth straight time. Chicago also lost its first seven games in 1969, when it finished 1-13. The Bears pulled within a point on Erik Kramer's 22-yard touchdown pass to Chris Penn. Rather than go for an extra-point kick, Chicago coach Dave Wannstedt went for the lead. But Kramer's short pass sailed over Raymont Harris, who was covered on the play. - Includes commercials (Quality 9.5) (11-27-97) Chicago Bears @ Detroit Lions - Thanksgiving - Lions running back Barry Sanders ran for 167 yards and three touchdowns. In the process, Sanders passed Eric Dickerson for second on the all-time rushing list. (Quality 9) - Added September, 2008 　 1998 (12-13-98) Chicago Bears @ Green Bay Packers - Dorsey Levens rumbled for 105 yards on only 15 carries in his biggest game since returning from a broken leg. Ryan Longwell booted a season best 4 field goals and Brett Favre passed for 290 yards and two scores as the Packers defeated the Bears for the 9th consecutive time, the longest streak in the teams' 77-year series. WR Antonio Freeman grabbed eight passes for 103 yards, including a touchdown, despite his broken jaw. The defense continued to suffer injuries. Starting RE Vonnie Holliday was inactive with a sprained ankle. CB Craig Newsome left the game in the first half with a bruised knee. - (Quality 9) (12-27-98) Green Bay Packers @ Chicago Bears - The Green Bay defense scored once and created three turnovers as the Packers defeated the Chicago Bears for a record tenth straight time. Keith McKenzie scored on a 33-yard interception return in the first quarter and LeRoy Butler sealed the Packers victory with his sack and fumble recovery with one minute remaining. With one minute left in the game and the Packers clinging to a three-point lead, the Bears had the ball on the Green Bay 33 yard line. Butler delivered. He blitzed from the left side, untouched, hit QB Steve Stenstrum, forced him to fumble and recovered the ball. - (Quality 9.5) - also have radio broadcast with Max McGee and Jim Irwin 　 1999 (11-07-99) Chicago Bears @ Green Bay Packers - Brett Favre drove the Packers 73 yards in the last 3:19, but Ryan Longwell's 27-yard field goal attempt was blocked by Bryan Robinson as time expired. The Bears snapped a three-game losing streak despite losing starting quarterback Cade McNown with a sprained right knee after the second series of the game. The Packers lost for the third time in four games, including consecutive home defeats for the first time since 1991. - (Quality 9.0) (12-05-99) Green Bay Packers @ Chicago Bears - Rookie De'Mond Parker ran for two fourth-quarter touchdowns and Keith McKenzie returned a fumble on a botched punt 45 yards for another score as Green Bay won its third straight at cold, rainy Soldier Field. Parker gained 113 yards on 19 carries to help the Packers overcome the absence of leading receiver and rusher Dorsey Levens, out with cracked ribs. Brett Favre was 17-of-24 for 155 yards to become just the second quarterback to surpass 3,000 yards passing in eight straight seasons. Dan Marino once did it nine straight. - Includes commercials and halftime (Quality 8.5) (12-26-99) Chicago Bears @ St. Louis Rams 　 2000 (10-01-00) Chicago Bears @ Green Bay Packers - Green Bay mounted a stunning, second-half rally after being down 24-3, but Paul Edinger's 47-yard field goal with 3:15 to play in the game proved to be the game's winning score. On the game's opening kickoff, Packers safety Gary Berry suffered a frightening neck injury and had to be taken off the field on a stretcher. After a long delay due to the injury, Brett Favre was intercepted on the game's first play from scrimmage by Chicago safety Tony Parrish, who returned the ball 36 yards to the Green Bay 17-yard line. The Packers found themselves down, 17-0, early in the second quarter, 17-3 at halftime and 24-3 with 5 1/2 minutes left in the third quarter. The Bears won for the second straight season at Lambeau for the first time since 1990-'92. The last time the Packers lost to a winless Bears squad this late in a season was 1945. (12-03-00) Green Bay Packers @ Chicago Bears - ESPN SNF - Playing turnover-free football and getting an unaccustomed number of big plays from their corps of wide receivers, the Packers flogged the Bears, 28-6, on a Sunday night in the 160th meeting between the ancient adversaries. Bill Schroeder continued his strong late-season level of play with six catches for 119 yards, and the defense confused backup quarterback Shane Matthews into a nightmarish performance, including an interception that was returned 38 yards by Tyrone Williams for a touchdown in the fourth quarter. The victory extended the Packers' winning streak at Soldier Field to seven games, the longest by either side on the other's field in the 79-year-old series. Brett Favre was 19-of-31 for 225 yards and a touchdown. In the process, he added another record to his impressive resume with a little help from his supporting cast. Ahead 7-3 in the second quarter, a 33-yard pass to Bill Schroeder put Favre over the 3,000-yard mark for the ninth-consecutive season, which ties the league mark set by Dan Marino. - Includes commercials and halftime (Quality 8.5) 　 2001 (10-28-01)　San Francisco 49ers　@ Chicago Bears - OT - Largest comeback in Bears history - Unbelievable last 2 minutes and overtime - Mike Brown’s first miracle - added October, 2007 (11-04-01) Cleveland Browns @ Chicago Bears - OT - Another Unbelievable comeback. Unbelievable last 2 minutes and overtime added October, 2007 (11-11-01) Green Bay Packers @ Chicago Bears - Packers go into Soldier Field and take down division leading Bears - The Green Bay Packers moved into first place in the NFC Central with a 20-12 win over the arch rival Chicago Bears. For two straight weeks the Bears had pulled out miraculous wins in overtime. With under two minutes to play it appeared as if the streak might continue. Driving toward the same end zone that James Allen caught a "Hail Mary" pass to tie the game last week, the Bears were faced with another tough situation. On fourth-and-four with 39 seconds on the game clock, Chicago's hopes were quelled as a Jim Miller pass fell incomplete. The return of WR Bill Schroeder sparked the Packers air attack. Schroeder had four catches for 100 yards including a 41-yard score. Antonio Freeman added four grabs for 68 yards with one going for a touchdown. Marty Booker led Chicago with eight receptions for 81 yards. WR Dez White added seven catches for 45 yards and rookie David Terrell finished with three receptions for 12 yards. - Includes commercials (Quality 8.5) (12-09-01) Chicago Bears @ Green Bay Packers - When the clocked ticked away the final minutes, it was Brett Favre who stole the show. Favre rallied the Packers to a 28-21 comeback win over the Jaguars on ABC's Monday Night Football. Favre tossed three touchdown passes and sealed the win with 1:30 left in the game on his first rushing touchdown since Oct. 25, 1998 against the Ravens. Favre rolled left on a bootleg and sprinted for the front pylon to record the go-ahead score. The play of rookie Jamal Reynolds was not lost in the fray. On a game ending desperation drive engineered by Jaguars quarterback Mark Brunell, Reynolds sacked Brunell on fourth-and-12 also forcing a fumble that was recovered by Nate Wayne. While the ending pleased the Green Bay faithful, the team got off to a slow start. at one point in the third quarter the Packers were trailing by as many as 14 points. The Packers comeback win from down thirteen points or more on the road was the first since the infamous 'Walter Stanley Game' versus the Detroit Lions on Thanksgiving Day in 1986. They had lost their last 38 road games when trailing by 13 or more points at any time during the game. Green Bay had two receivers with 100-yard games. Schroeder hauled in six passes for 106 yard and one touchdown. Antonio Freeman nabbed a 63-yard pass among his three catches for 104 yards. Green had 5 catches for 74 yards with one touchdown. Franks had three catches for eight yards including one score. Jacksonville's Jimmy Smith, after a trying week in which he faced charges of cocaine use, caught 8 passes for 116 yards. Teammate Keenan McCardell grabbed eight passes for 81 yards including a successful two-point conversion attempt. Neither team could muster out much on the ground. Green led all rushers with 31 yards on 17 attempts. Stacy Mack paced Jacksonville with 27 yards on 16 carries. - Includes commercials and halftime (Quality 8.5) (01-19-02) 2001 NFC Divisional - Philadelphia Eagles @ Chicago Bears - added October, 2007 　 2002 (10-07-02) Green Bay Packers @ Chicago Bears - MNF - Favre throws for over 300 yards in the first half and becomes 8th QB to throw for over 40,000 career yards - Champaign, Chicago, Green Bay. It doesn't matter where Brett Favre is when he plays against the Chicago Bears. Favre threw three first-half touchdown passes Monday night, surpassed 40,000 yards passing for his career and led the Green Bay Packers to a 34-21 victory over the Bears. Favre, now 17-4 in his career against Chicago, had an 85-yard TD pass to Donald Driver in the first quarter—the second longest of his career—as the Packers (4-1) took a 24-14 halftone lead. Green Bay took control in the third quarter when Kabeer Gbaja-Biamila intercepted Chicago quarterback Jim Miller and lumbered 72 yards for a touchdown as the Bears (2-3) lost their third straight. The rivalry that began in 1921 has turned one-sided in recent years, thanks to the brilliance of Favre. Green Bay's victory Monday night was its 15th in the last 17 meetings with the Bears, this one coming on the grass-like artificial surface at the University of Illinois where Chicago is playing this season as Soldier Field is bring overhauled. - Includes commercials, halftime, MNF post-game interview with Favre, ESPN post-game, and Pack Attack post-game show (Quality 8.5) (11-10-02) New England Patriots @ Chicago Bears - The defending champion Patriots were struggling after a fast start and found themselves trailing the Bears 27-6 in the third quarter. Tom Brady and the Patriots started chipping away and had closed the gap to 11 at 30-19 when Brady hit Kevin Faulk with 2:46 left to close the score to 30-25. The Patriots would get the ball back. With 21 seconds left, Brady hit David Patten in the corner of the endzone from 20 yards out to complete the come from behind victory. (Quality 9) - Added September, 2008 (12-01-02) Chicago Bears @ Green Bay Packers - Spectacular touchdown-saving plays by two backups named Walker allowed the Green Bay Packers to win their first division title in five years. The Packers won the NFC North by beating the Chicago Bears 30-20 Sunday, despite losing running back Ahman Green to a knee injury after he had produced 123 yards of offense. Rookie Tony Fisher, an undrafted free agent from Notre Dame, ran for 91 yards and a touchdown on 17 carries as the Packers (9-3) remained the only team without a loss at home. The Packers trailed 14-6 at halftime after rookie receiver Javon Walker ran about 100 yards and chased down Roosevelt Williams as he was about to dance into the end zone at the end of the first half. Green Bay still appeared on its way to another defeat when nose tackle Rod Walker snatched the ball from center Olin Kreutz just as he was snapping it to quarterback Jim Miller. Rod Walker timed the snap perfectly, grabbed the ball and pulled it back to his chest, covering up all in one fluid motion. "I had a friend who did it all the time in high school," Walker said. Defensive coordinator Ed Donatell saw something similar in peewee football; some teammates said they saw it in high school, but nobody could remember it happening in college. And never in the pros. The Packers then drove 90 yards — with Fisher accounting for half of them — and went ahead for the first time on Ryan Longwell's 27- yard field goal that made it 16-14. On a cold, windy day at Lambeau Field, the Packers improved to 33-0 at home when the temperature is 34 or below. The Bears (3-9) also lost their starting running back, Anthony Thomas, who broke his right index finger. - Includes commercials and halftime (Quality 8.5) 　 2003 (09-29-03) Green Bay Packers @ Chicago Bears - MNF - Bears reopen Soldier Field with new look - Now Soldier Field or old Soldier Field, it makes little difference. Ahman Green, Brett Favre and the rest of the Green Bay Packers just love to play the Chicago Bears. Green ran for 176 yards on 19 carries, and Favre threw three touchdown passes, leading the Packers past the Bears 38-23 Monday night. The Packers (2-2) won for the 17th time in the last 19 meetings between the NFL's oldest rivals, building a 24-6 halftime lead against the winless Bears (0-3). Favre improved his career record against the Bears to 19-4 and has now directed 10 straight road wins against Chicago. He also reached another milestone, jumping ahead of Dan Fouts to No. 5 on the career passing yards list with a total of 43,089. Favre completed 21 of 30 passes for 179 yards. Green ran for two TDs — one an early 60-yarder. When the Bears got within eight points in the final quarter, Favre put it away with a pair of TD passes, a 9-yarder to Javon Walker with 8:51 remaining and a 1-yarder to Bubba Franks with 4:21 left. Favre also connected with William Henderson on a 14-yard scoring pass in the first half and now has 47 career TD passes against the Bears — his most against any team. - Includes MNF pre-game, commercials, halftime and ESPN Sports Center after the game (quality 9) (12-07-03) Chicago Bears @ Green Bay Packers - Mike McKenzie, burned early for a 61-yard score, returned his second interception of the day 90 yards for a touchdown. The Packers were clinging to a 19-14 lead when McKenzie stepped in front of receiver Dez White and picked off Kordell Stewart's pass at his 10-yard line and ran it all the way back. Packers RB Ahman Green ran 30 times for 80 yards. He needed 92 to break Jim Taylor's 41-yearold single-season rushing record, the oldest team rushing mark in the NFL. Jerry Azumah returned a kickoff for an 88-yard score for the Bears, who took a quick 14-0 lead but they turned the ball over five times. - Includes commercials and halftime (Quality 8.5) 　 2004 (09-19-04) Chicago Bears @ Green Bay Packers - Lovie Smith said he knew how to beat the Packers and his defense proved him right - Mike Brown's 95-yard fumble return for a touchdown sparked the Bears to only the third win over their longtime rivals in their last 21 meetings. It was Brown's fifth defensive score, a team record, and the second-longest fumble return in Bears history, surpassed only by team founder George Halas' 98-yard return in 1923. When Lovie Smith was hired as Bears coach on Jan. 15, he declared his top priority was knocking off the Packers — and that he knew just how to do it. The last two times he'd faced Green Bay was as the St. Louis Rams' defensive coordinator, and the Packers committed a combined 10 turnovers in those games. (01-02-05) Green Bay Packers @ Chicago Bears - Brett Favre and the Packers warmed up for the playoffs. Favre played the first quarter and one series in the second, going 9-of-13 for 196 yards and two touchdowns as the Packers beat the Bears for the 21st time in the last 26 meetings — including 11 straight on the road. Favre also went over 4,000 yards passing in a season for the fourth time in his career and reached 30 TD passes for an eighth time. Led by Kabeer Gbaja-Biamila's three sacks, Green Bay trapped Chad Hutchinson nine times. 　 2005 (12-04-05) Green Bay Packers @ Chicago Bears - Charles Tillman returned one interception of Brett Favre 95 yards to set up a field goal, and Nathan Vasher carried a fourth-quarter pick 45 yards for a clinching touchdown as the Bears ended Green Bay’s domination at Soldier Field. On a day when their offense relied on four field goals by Robbie Gould, Chicago prevented Favre from throwing a TD pass against them - he’d done so in an NFL-record 26 straight games. The Bears (9-3) got their first home victory against the Packers since 1993 and extended their winning streak to eight - heir longest since the 1985 Super Bowl team started 12-0. Favre finished 31-of-58 for 277 yards for the Packers (2-10). - Includes halftime and Locker room live post-game (Quality 9.5) (12-25-05) Chicago Bears @ Green Bay Packers - With an aggressive defense and solid running game, the Chicago Bears already were shaping up as a contender. Now they've discovered the forward pass. Starting his first game of the season, QB Rex Grossman added a new dimension to the Bears' offense as Chicago clinched the NFC North title and a first-round playoff bye with a 24-17 victory over the Green Bay Packers on Sunday. It wasn't easy. Grossman watched helplessly as Brett Favre tried to rally the Packers one more time. Favre's 56-yard completion to Donald Driver put the Packers at the Bears 35 with less than a minute remaining, but a spike and consecutive sacks left him only with time for a fourthdown heave that was picked off by Chris Harris as time expired. Grossman's statistics - 11-of-23 for 166 yards - hardly qualify as gaudy. But his deep passes, a threat the Bears didn't have under rookie QB Kyle Orton, kept the Packers defense on its heels. Meanwhile, too many of Favre's passes are falling into the wrong hands. He threw four interceptions - including, one that was returned 10 yards for a touchdown by LB Lance Briggs to put the Bears ahead 24-7 in the third quarter. Favre finished 30-of-51 for 317 yards with no touchdowns, He has thrown 28 interceptions this season, surpassing his previous career high of 24 in 1993. The Bears swept the Packers for the first time since 1991 - Includes Fox pre-game show, halftime, Fox Post-game, Locker room live post-game, and Inside the Packer pre-game (Quality 9.5) (01-15-06) 2005 NFC Divisional - Carolina Panthers @ Chicago Bears - Steve Smith has a huge game. 　 2006 (09-10-06) Chicago Bears @ Green Bay Packers - Brett Favre is back. The Chicago Bears did their best to make sure nobody noticed. The Bears delivered the first shutout of Favre's 16-year career on Sunday, beating the Packers. For the Bears, shutting out Favre who has a 21-8 career record against the Bears took away some of the sting of their 29-21 playoff loss to Carolina in January. Favre, who deliberated for several months before deciding to return to the Packers this season, spent much of the first half on the sideline as quarterback Rex Grossman led Chicago on several long drives. Grossman found wide receiver Bernard Berrian for a 49-yard touchdown pass on the opening drive. It was the Bears' only offensive touchdown of the day, but Chicago continued to move the ball well enough to keep the ball largely out of Favre's hands. And when Favre was in the game, he mostly handed off until it was too late. Favre threw only five passes in the first half, completing all five for only 70 yards. The Packers opened up the offense in the second half, but Favre couldn't find the end zone and threw interceptions to Charles Tillman and Danieal Manning in the fourth quarter. Favre, who threw a career-worst 29 interceptions last season, finished 15-of-29 for 170 yards. Grossman was 18-of-26 for 262 yards as he ran his career record to 3-0 at Lambeau Field. On the Bears' sixth play from scrimmage, Grossman heaved a deep pass to Berrian, who caught it in stride and turned it into a 49-yard touchdown. It was the first time the Packers were shut out since a 10-0 victory by the Bears on Oct. 17, 1991, a streak of 233 games. It was the fourth-longest such streak in league history and second-longest active streak. It was the Bears' first shutout since a 24-0 victory at Detroit on Dec. 30, 2001. (09-24-06) Chicago Bears @ Minnesota Vikings - Grossman the comeback (10-01-06) Seattle Seahawks @ Chicago Bears (10-16-06) Chicago Bears @ Arizona Cardinals - Bears make huge comeback in 4th and win without scoring an offensive TD - Includes Denny Green's Post-game rant - added March, 2007 (12-31-06) Green Bay Packers @ Chicago Bears - If, indeed, this was his last game, Brett Favre went out in style. The rocket-like passes that defined his career were on full display, zooming between helpless defenders and into receivers' hands. And when it was over, his voice cracked. Tears flowed. Is this really it, though? "If this is the last game, I couldn't be more pleased with the outcome," Favre said after the Packers closed out the season with a 26-7 victory against the Bears. Favre had his way, Rex Grossman looked lost, and the Bears bore little resemblance to a No. 1 playoff seed. Favre showed he still has some plenty left in that powerful right arm, passing for 285 yards to lead the Packers. But he tearfully hinted that he's seriously considering retirement, as he did in the last offseason. "If this is my last game, I want to remember it," Favre said, his voice cracking and tears streaming from his eyes. "It's tough. I love these guys. I love this game. What a great way to go out against a great football team. I couldn't ask for a better way to get out." Favre said he would discuss retirement with his family and make his announcement soon, "probably within the next couple of weeks." For now, the only certainty is he's scheduled for ankle surgery Jan. 1 in Green Bay. The three-time MVP completed 21 of 42 passes with a touchdown and interception. He had 209 yards in the first half alone as the Packers grabbed a 23-0 lead, and he moved into a tie with Dan Marino for second place on the victories list with 147. Favre needs one more to tie John Elway. Favre was in vintage form, but the inconsistent Grossman showed his bad side. He was 2-for-12 with three interceptions, two of which were returned for touchdowns and a zero passer rating in the first half and did not come out for the second. It was the first time a quarterback recorded three interceptions and two completions since New Orleans' Richard Todd in 1984. And the debate over whether he or Brian Griese should start for the Bears (13-3) is back on, even if coach Lovie Smith said he won't make a change. The Packers were all but eliminated from the postseason when the New York Giants beat Washington on Dec. 30. And their final hopes were dashed before the kickoff. Still, they took it to a Chicago team that has home-field advantage throughout the playoffs and was trying to become only the fourth team to go undefeated in conference play since the AFL-NFL merger in 1970. - added September, 2007 (01-14-07) 2006 NFC Divisional - Seattle Seahawks @ Chicago Bears - added March, 2007 (01-21-07) 2006 NFC Championship - New Orleans Saints @ Chicago Bears - The Bears defense dominates the Saints, as Chicago advances to the Super Bowl, ending the Saints’ amazing season - added March, 2007 (02-04-07) Super Bowl XLI - Indianapolis Colts vs Chicago Bears - includes pregame show, pregame, commercials, halftime, full postgame show - added August, 2008 　 2007 (10-07-07) Chicago Bears @ Green Bay Packers - The Packers lose there first game of the season against a reeling Bears team that needed a win. The Packers would pretty much dominate the first half, but you wouldn't tell by the score board. Rookie WR James Jones would have 2 costly fumbles, on almost identical slant receptions. Favre would finish 29-for-40 for 322 yards with one touchdown and two INTs; completing 19 of 22 passes in the first half - added January, 2008 (12-23-07) Green Bay Packers @ Chicago Bears - On a cold and very windy night the Bears would sweep the season series with the Packers giving the Bears their only bright spot of the season. The Packers punting team would have an adventure all game and couldn't handle the conditions. Donald Driver would record his 500th career catch. Ryan Grant had 14 rushes for 100 yards and one TD. In the second quarter, went off right tackle for a career-long 66-yard touchdown the Packers only score of the contest. - added January, 2008 　 2008 (09-21-08) Tampa Bay Buccaneers @ Chicago Bears - Added March, 2009 (09-28-08) Philadelphia Eagles vs Chicago Bears - Added November, 2009 (10-12-08) Chicago Bears @ Atlanta Falcons - Added March, 2011 (11-16-08) Chicago Bears @ Green Bay Packers - Ryan Grant ran for 145 yards and a touchdown as the Packers crushed the Bears in an NFC North battle at Lambeau Field. Aaron Rodgers was an efficient 23-for-30 with 227 yards, two touchdowns and an interception while Greg Jennings and Donald Lee each caught a touchdown for the Packers, who snapped a two-game slide. Kyle Orton, who missed last week's loss to Tennessee with an ankle injury, went just 13-for-26 with 138 yards and lost a fumble for the Bears, who have dropped their past two games. Matt Forte had 64 yards on 16 carries in the loss. Coupled with Minnesota's loss to Tampa Bay on Sunday, the NFC North now has a three-way tie for first place between Chicago, Minnesota and Green Bay. - Includes FOX Pre-game, halftime, and Locker Room Live post-game. (12-22-08) Green Bay Packers @ Chicago Bears - OT - Robbie Gould's 38-yard field goal with 11:28 left in overtime lifted Chicago, keeping the Bears in the thick of the NFC North race. With the win, Chicago moved into a tie with Minnesota for first place in the division. Matt Forte ran for 73 yards and a touchdown on 23 carries for the Bears, who have won three in a row and two consecutive in overtime. Kyle Orton threw for 142 yards on 14-of-27 passing for Chicago, with two interceptions and a touchdown to Greg Olsen. Aaron Rodgers completed 24-of-39 passes for 260 yards and two TDs, with one interception, as the Packers lost their fifth in a row, and seventh game by four or fewer points. The Bears blocked a 38-yard field goal with 18 seconds left in the fourth quarter to send the game to overtime, in which Chicago took the ball first. Orton connected with Olsen for 17 yards to midfield, and on the play a horse-collar tackle penalty on Green Bay put the Bears at the Packers' 35-yard line. Forte ran twice before catching the ball and running for a 14-yard gain. Forte ran twice more to put the Bears in a 3rd-and-10 situation, as Gould came on and booted the winning kick through the uprights. - Includes Samual Jackson intro to game, halftime, and ESPN Sportscenter post-game 　 2009 (09-13-09) Chicago Bears @ Green Bay Packers - After seven of the Packers' 10 losses in 2008 came by four points or less, Aaron Rodgers made sure history wouldn't repeat itself, throwing a 50-yard go-ahead TD strike to Greg Jennings with 1:11 remaining to spoil Jay Cutler's debut with his new team. Cutler, who orchestrated seven game-winning fourth-quarter drives in three seasons with the Broncos before being traded to Chicago in the offseason, couldn't add an eighth. His next play from scrimmage turned out to be his fourth interception of the contest -- a new career-high. The big story for the Packers was their new-look 3-4 defense under new coordinator Dom Capers. Capers' group kept Cutler to under 50 percent on his pass attempts -- 17-for-36 -- and held Matt Forte to 55 yards on 25 carries. - Added March, 2011 (11-29-09) Chicago Bears @ Minnesota Vikings - Favre throws 500th TD pass and win would give Favre his 6th offensive player of the month award - Includes commercials, halftime, and FOX post game - Added March, 2011 (12-13-09) Green Bay Packers @ Chicago Bears - Ryan Grant ran for 137 yards and a pair of touchdowns, leading the Packers to their fifth straight win and a season sweep of the Bears. In the 179th meeting of this storied rivalry, it was the Packers who solidified their playoff hopes with their first road win in this series since 2006. Aaron Rodgers completed 16-of-24 passes for 180 yards, and Jermichael Finley caught five passes for 70 yards in the win. Charles Woodson added his eighth interception of the season to tie his career- high. Jay Cutler threw for 209 yards and two touchdowns on 23-of-36 efficiency but was also picked off twice for the Bears, who have lost five of six -- with the lone win coming against the lowly Rams. Cutler now has 22 interceptions, which is the most by a Bears quarterback since 1949. Matt Forte was held to 51 yards on 12 carries, and Johnny Knox caught five passes for 83 yards and a score. The Bears scored 14 straight points to take a one-point lead early in the third quarter, but the Packers' defense came up with a crucial turnover in the opening moments of the fourth to set up the go-ahead score. On 3rd-and-5 from the Chicago 32, Cutler threw a pass up the left sideline that was grabbed by Green Bay's Nick Collins, who took it back to the 11-yard line. Three plays later, Grant punched it into the end zone from one yard away, and Rodgers threw a two-point conversion pass to Greg Jennings for a 21-14 lead with 12:39 to play. - Includes NFC Playbook pregame, FOX Pregame, halftime, FOX Postgame, Monday QB postgame, Pack Attack (Spencer Havner guest), Mike McCarthy Show (Atari Bigby guest), Inside Lambeau (Josh Sitton guest), Inside the Huddle w/ Donald Driver (Brad Jones guest) - 3 DVDs - (Quality 9) - Added March, 2011 　 2010 (09-27-10) Green Bay Packers @ Chicago Bears - Robbie Gould booted a 19-yard field goal with four seconds remaining in the game and the Bears took advantage of 18 Green Bay penalties, a franchise record, to edge the Packers. Devin Hester returned a punt 62 yards for a score and Gould kicked two field goals in the final four minutes, the final one coming after a Green Bay turnover. Aaron Rodgers completed a 12-yard pass to James Jones, but the linebacker tandem of Lance Briggs and Brian Urlacher caused a fumble near the sideline. Tim Jennings pounced on the ball, and the Packers challenged the call, but replays showed Jennings stayed in bounds, giving Chicago the ball at the Green Bay 46. Jay Cutler threw a 21-yard pass over the middle to tight end Greg Olsen. Two plays later, Cutler's pass was picked off by Nick Collins, but Morgan Burnett was called for pass interference. The penalty set up the Bears at the nine, and on fourth down, Gould's kick kept the Bears unbeaten. A penatly on the ensuing kickoff set a Green Bay franchise record. Cutler finished 16-of-27 for 221 yards with a touchdown and an interception, while Rodgers ended 34-of-45 for 316 yards, also with a score and a pick. Rodgers also ran for a score, but the Packers, who were penalized 152 yards, suffered their first defeat. - Added March, 2011 (01-02-11) Chicago Bears @ Green Bay Packers - A win and the Packers are in the playoffs, but they must beat the Bears. The Bears are already guarenteed the number #2 spot in the playoffs, but Lovie Smith still plays all of his starters for the entire game. Most say Smith was trying to knock the Packers out of the playoffs as they know how danagerous the team is and didn't want them to get in the playoffs for the fear of having to play them again. Game turns out to be a defensive battle with the Packers holding a 10-3 edge as the Bears drive down the field in the final moments of the game. Nick Collins would give the Bears their dagger though with an interception at the Packers own 10 yard line with 13 seconds remaining in the game. Packers move on and set up the rematch to come. - Includes halftime (Quality 9) - Added March, 2011 (01-23-11) 2010 NFC Championship - @ Chicago Bears - Added March, 2011 　 Yearbooks Chicago Bears Yearbooks - 1964, 1974, 75, 76, 77, 78, 79, 80, 81, 82, 83, 84 - Updated March, 2011 　 Documentaries "Shuffle to the Super Bowl" - Story of the 1985 Chicago Bears - original - 45 minutes - Quality 9 - Added June, 2011 NFL's Greatest Moments: Autumn Thunder - Green Bay Packers / Chicago Bears rivalry, Earl Campbell highlights, and Ray Nitschke highlights - ESPN Classic (01-29-09) Rome is Burning - Aaron Rodgers and Jay Cutler on the Jim Rome Show - Added March, 2011

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