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| 1969 Chicago Bears season |
| Head Coach |
Jim Dooley |
| Home Field |
Wrigley Field |
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| Results |
| Record |
1-13 |
| Place |
4th West Central |
| Playoff Finish |
Did not qualify |
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| 1968 |
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The 1969 Chicago Bears season was their 50th regular season completed in the National Football League. The club posted a 1-13 record, the worst in franchise history.
An already poor season was made even worse when runningback Brian Piccolo was diagnosed with cancer in November. He would succumb to the disease in June of the following year.
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On August 30, a crowd of 85,532 fans viewed a doubleheader at Cleveland’s Municipal Stadium. In the first contest, the Chicago Bears played the AFL’s Buffalo Bills, while the Cleveland Browns hosted the Green Bay Packers in the second match. [1]
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[edit] Season Standings
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