Go bears!!!

[Spawn67]

Funny watching them freak out on ESPN saying they will rebound and win their division. They just can't get over the fact that their team suck this year!

[Relic]

Tunderbolt, you are correct that the SUPER BOWL was 1986 but the SEASON was 1985. And the Bears made the video, Super Bowl Shuffle BEFORE they actually made the super bowl. Thus the video was made in 1985. Please check your history before calling me slappy. Have a great day.

[thunderbolt]

Tunderbolt, you are correct that the SUPER BOWL was 1986 but the SEASON was 1985. And the Bears made the video, Super Bowl Shuffle BEFORE they actually made the super bowl. Thus the video was made in 1985. Please check your history before calling me slappy. Have a great day.

Alright, Francis. And try to spell my name right, too.

[megomania]

Relic's right though...

"The Super Bowl Shuffle" is a rap song performed by players of the Chicago Bears football team during 1985. It was released 3 months prior to their win in Super Bowl XX.

[Relic]

As a bitter disilusioned Viking fan I was just trying to egg on you Bear fans. No need for personal name calling. Not sure who to cheer for now this year. Maybe the Lions. My Vikings are finished.

[Marvelmania]

Well the Packers wouldn't be a bad choice .......

[Relic]

Maybe the Packers. But I still cannot get over that they wear cheese on there heads. Thankfuly hockey season starts soon.

[Evel KMego]

Not a NFC fan, but I'm ok with the Bears doing good.Fun fact - Jay Cutler played high school football at a small high school in Southern Indiana about 30 miles from me. Heritage Hills High School. Very small, rural high school, but they are like a football factory. Ken Dilger also played there.

[Donkey Hoatie]

Not a NFC fan, but I'm ok with the Bears doing good.Fun fact - Jay Cutler played high school football at a small high school in Southern Indiana about 30 miles from me. Heritage Hills High School. Very small, rural high school, but they are like a football factory. Ken Dilger also played there.

FYI, at the University of Illinois, Ken Dilger and I worked at the same bar. As head doorman/bouncer, I was actually his manager. Suffice it to say, we never really asked him to do anything more than just hang out at the bar and wait to get drafted, and hope to catch the eyes of some the ladies he wasn't interested in.