Chicago Bears statistics

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This page details statistics about the Chicago Bears American football team.

Contents

[edit] Franchise Firsts

  • First NFL Game - A 20-0 victory over Moline, 10/3/20.
  • First Winning Season - 1920 (10-1-2).
  • First Championship Season - 1921
  • First Player Deal - The Bears purchased tackle Ed Healey's contract from the Rock Island Independents for $100, 11/27/22.
  • First Player Drafted - T Joe Stydahar, 1936.
  • First Bears Elected to the Hall of Fame - HB Red Grange, Owner/Coach/E George Halas, FB Bronko Nagurski, 1963 Charter Members.
  • First To Pass 400 Yards In A Game - Sid Luckman, 433 yards vs. the New York Giants, 11/14/43.
  • First to Rush 100 Yards In A Game - Bronko Nagurski, 124 yards vs. the Portsmouth Spartans, 11/26/33 (the first year official statistics were recorded).
  • First 1,000-Yard Rusher - Beattie Feathers became the first back in NFL history to rush for 1,000 yards in a season. He gained 1,004 yards in 1934.
  • First Super Bowl Appearance - A 46-10 victory over the New England Patriots in Super Bowl XX, 1/26/86.

[edit] Player Records

[edit] Appearances

[edit] Game

[edit] Season

*-NFL Record

[edit] Rookie Season

*-NFL Record

[edit] Careers

[edit] Team records

[edit] Season Results

  • Best Record: 15-1, 1985
  • Worst Record: 1-13, 1969

[edit] Game Results

  • Largest Margin of Victory - 73-0*, at Washington, 12/8/40
  • Largest Margin of Defeat - 0-52, at Baltimore Colts, 9/27/64
  • Largest Margin of Victory at Home - 61-7, Green Bay, 12/7/80
  • Largest Margin of Defeat at Home - 0-34, San Francisco, 11/17/74
  • Largest Margin of Victory on the Road - 73-0*, Washington, 12/8/40
  • Largest Margin of Defeat on the Road - 0-52, Baltimore Colts, 9/27/64

* - 1940 NFL Championship

[edit] Game Records

[edit] Team Offense

  • Most Touchdowns in a Season - 56, 1941 (11 games)
  • Fewest Touchdowns in a Season - 16, 1933 (13 games)
  • Most Touchdowns in a Game - 9, vs. San Francisco 49ers, 12/12/65
  • Most Field Goals Made in a Season - 31, 1985 (16 games)
  • Fewest Field Goals Made in a Season - †0, 1944 (10 games)
  • Most Field Goals Made in a Game - 5, vs. Detroit Lions, 12/3/61

†-tied NFL record

[edit] Ends

  • Last Player To Play Without A Helmet: End Dick Plasman played without a helmet as late as the 1940 NFL Championship game. He was the last NFL player to do so.

[edit] Postseason statistics

[edit] Appearances

[edit] Points

[edit] Touchdowns

[edit] Field Goals

[edit] Rushing Yards

[edit] Rushing Touchdowns

  • Career Rushing Touchdowns - 4, Norm Standlee, 1941
  • Game Rushing Touchdowns - 2 (6 times), Last: Thomas Jones, vs. Seattle Seahawks, 1/14/07

[edit] Passing Yards

[edit] Passing Touchdowns

[edit] Receptions

[edit] Receiving Yards

[edit] Receiving Touchdowns

[edit] Punting

[edit] Kickoffs

[edit] Interceptions

[edit] Sacks

[edit] NFL Championship Game Results

Game Winning Team Score Losing Team
1921 NFL Season Chicago Bears 9–1–1; 1st Place
NFL Playoff Game, 1932 Chicago Bears 9–0 Portsmouth Spartans
NFL Championship Game, 1933 Chicago Bears 23–21 New York Giants
NFL Championship Game, 1934 New York Giants 30–13 Chicago Bears
NFL Championship Game, 1937 Washington Redskins 28–21 Chicago Bears
NFL Championship Game, 1940 Chicago Bears 73–0 Washington Redskins
NFL Championship Game, 1941 Chicago Bears 37–9 New York Giants
NFL Championship Game, 1942 Washington Redskins 14–6 Chicago Bears
NFL Championship Game, 1943 Chicago Bears 41–21 Washington Redskins
NFL Championship Game, 1946 Chicago Bears 24–14 New York Giants
NFL Championship Game, 1956 New York Giants 47–7 Chicago Bears
NFL Championship Game, 1963 Chicago Bears 14–10 New York Giants
Super Bowl XX Chicago Bears 46–10 New England Patriots
Super Bowl XLI Indianapolis Colts 29–17 Chicago Bears
Total: (9 NFL Championships); (8–5 record)

[edit] Individual league awards

[edit] NFL Coach of the Year Award (8)

Name Season Organization
George Halas 1963 UPI/SN/AP
George Halas 1965 UPI/SN/AP
Jack Pardee 1976 UPI
Mike Ditka 1985 UPI/SN/AP
Mike Ditka 1988 UPI/PFW/AP
Dave Wannstedt 1994 UPI
Dick Jauron 2001 SN/PFW/AP/MFC
Lovie Smith 2005 PFW/AP

[edit] NFL Most Valuable Player Award (3)

Name Season Organization
Sid Luckman 1943 NFL
Walter Payton 1977 PFWA/AP
Walter Payton 1985 MFC

[edit] NFL Defensive Rookie of the Year Award (3)

Name Season Organization
Wally Chambers 1973 AP
Mark Carrier 1990 UPI/AP
Brian Urlacher 2000 AP

[edit] NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year Award (4)

Name Season Organization
Mike Ditka 1961 UPI
Ronnie Bull 1962 UPI
Gale Sayers 1965 UPI
Jim McMahon 1982 UPI
Rashaan Salaam 1995 UPI
Anthony Thomas 2001 AP


[edit] NFL Defensive Player of the Year Award (3)

Name Position Season Organization
Mike Singletary MLB 1985 AP
Mike Singletary MLB 1988 AP
Brian Urlacher MLB 2005 AP

[edit] Super Bowl MVP (1)

Name Position Season Game
Richard Dent RE 1985 Super Bowl XX

[edit] All-Time Series

This is a list of the all-time series record for the Chicago Bears against all current NFL franchises in competitive play and how they fared against defuct franchises. That includes all regular season and postseason matchups between the years of 1920 and current 2006 season.

Team W L T Last Seasonal Meeting(s)
Current Franchises
Arizona Cardinals 57 26 6 2006: Bears 24, Cardinals 23
Atlanta Falcons 12 10 0 2005: Bears 16, Falcons 3
Baltimore Ravens 2 1 0 2005: Bears 10, Ravens 6
Buffalo Bills 6 4 0 2006: Bears 40, Bills 7
Carolina Panthers 2 2 0 2005: Panthers 29, Bears 21
Cincinnati Bengals 3 5 0 2005: Bengals 24, Bears 7
Cleveland Browns 4 9 0 2005: Browns 20, Bears 10
Dallas Cowboys 8 12 0 2004: Cowboys 21, Bears 7
Denver Broncos 6 6 0 2003: Bears 19, Broncos 10
Detroit Lions 87 62 5 2006: Bears 34, Lions 7; Bears 26, Lions 21
Green Bay Packers 88 79 6 2006: Bears 26, Packers 0; Packers 26, Bears 7
Houston Texans 0 1 0 2004: Texans 24, Bears 5
Indianapolis Colts 18 23 0 XLI: Colts 29, Bears 17
Jacksonville Jaguars 2 2 0 2004: Jaguars 22, Bears 3
Kansas City Chiefs 5 4 0 2003: Chiefs 31, Bears 3
Miami Dolphins 3 7 0 2006: Dolphins 31, Bears 13
Minnesota Vikings 42 48 2 2006: Bears 19, Vikings 16; Bears 23, Vikings 13
New England Patriots 4 7 0 2006: Patriots 17, Bears 13
New Orleans Saints 13 11 0 2006: Bears 39, Saints 14
New York Giants 32 20 2 2006: Bears 38, Giants 20
New York Jets 6 3 0 2006: Bears 10, Jets 0
Oakland Raiders 5 6 0 2003: Bears 24, Raiders 21
Philadelphia Eagles 26 10 1 2004: Eagles 19, Bears 9
Pittsburgh Steelers 19 7 1 2005: Steelers 21, Bears 9
St. Louis Rams 49 35 3 2006: Bears 42, Rams 27
San Diego Chargers 5 4 0 2003: Bears 20, Chargers 7
San Francisco 49ers 29 30 1 2006: Bears 41, 49ers 10
Seattle Seahawks 4 6 0 2006: Bears 37, Seahawks 6
Playoffs: Bears 27, Seahawks 24
Tampa Bay Buccaneers 35 17 0 2006: Bears 34, Buccaneers 31
Tennessee Titans 5 4 0 2004: Bears 19, Titans 17 (OT)
Washington Redskins 23 21 1 2005: Redskins 9, Bears 7
Defunct Franchises


[edit] Footnotes

    [edit] References

    Bears Team Stats and Records
    Football Hall of Fame: Chicago Bears

    Chicago Bears

    FranchiseHistoryPlayersQuarterbacksSeasonsStatistics
    StadiumsStaley FieldWrigley FieldSoldier Field
    CultureBrian's Song • "The Super Bowl Shuffle" • Da Super Fans

    Club Head Coaches

    HalasJonesHalasAndersonJohnsosHalasDriscollHalasDooleyGibronPardeeArmstrongDitkaWannstedtJauronSmith

    League Championships (9)
    1921, 1932, 1933, 1940, 1941, 1943, 1946, 1963, 1985