The rap song and accompanying music video were released in 1985 and starred The Chicago Bears, weeks before they won the ...

The Spun's "Then and Now" magazine revisits the Bears' unforgettable Super Bowl XX season with Dan Hampton, Mike Singletary ...

Bill Belichick and Robert Kraft, two of the key pillars in the New England Patriots’ dynasty, were picked as finalists for ...

Don Pierson called 1985 the “most memorable season” not just for the Chicago Bears, but for any NFL team. The personalities, the injuries, the swagger, the statistics — ...

Although the kick return average is down from last season (25.9 yards from 27.6), the change has resulted in more total ...

Brown made his first Pro Bowl in 1990, his sixth NFL season, and went on to play in the game the next six years. Munoz, a ...

The end of Natick High's 1985 football season included a Super Bowl setback, but the Redmen lost more than a game eight years ...

The Chicago Bears have won their fifth straight game. They used a dominant rushing attack to beat the reeling Philadelphia Eagles 24-15 on Friday. Kyle Monangai rushed for 130 yards ...

As the Miami Dolphins look to claw their way back into playoff contention in this 2025 regular season, older fans of the team always can reflect on the glory da ...

A new documentary delves into how the 1985 Chicago Bears turned a cheeky rap video into a pop-culture phenomenon—and helped ...

Former 49ers coaches George Seifert, Mike Shanahan and Mike Holmgren were among the candidates that did not advance.