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About Dallas Cowboys vs. Chicago Bears
The 2016 season saw the Chicago Bears make some news with the drafting of Ben Braunecker, a molecular biology major from Harvard. Even though Braunecker did not make the impact he was expected to, the 2017 roster for the Bears looks promising, strengthened by the signing of tight end Dion Sims and Adam Shaheen in the offseason.
On the flipside, the Dallas Cowboys are also preparing for the 2017 season by filling the gaps in their team’s performance. They used their first round pick to get Taco Charlton, hoping he will boost their pass rush record that was thirteenth in the league with 36 sacks last season. Other new picks in the team include Ryan Switzer, Xavier Woods and Marques White. The Cowboys also drafted defensive tackles Joey Ivie, Noah Brown and Jordan Carrell.
As the two teams get ready to face each other, here are some interesting moments between the Chicago Bears and the Dallas Cowboys over the years.
Interesting Moments between the Bears and the Cowboys
The rivalry with Buddy Ryan - The Dallas Cowboys did not like Bears coach Buddy Ryan. Known for one of the best defensive schemes in the history of the NFL, Ryan was with the ’85 Chicago Bears when they won Super Bowl XX. He was the Defensive Coordinator for the Chicago Bears between 1978 and 1985. Ryan eventually ended up becoming the head coach of the Eagles in the late ‘80s, leading to an intense rivalry with Tom Landry, the head coach of the Dallas Cowboys. The two did not even acknowledge each other after the games.
Buddy Ryan was associated with the famous bounty bowl, where he allegedly put $200 and $500 bounties on different players. Even though he denied these charges against him, it still made his rivalries all the more heated.
The Cowboys’ Beat-down - In week eleven of the 1985 season, the Chicago Bears beat the NFC East champion Dallas Cowboys on the road by a huge margin. The final score stood at 44-0. This thrashing was immortalized by Sports Illustrated with its famous “44-0” cover. It was the worst loss for Dallas in the history of the franchise and the first time that the Cowboys were shut out in 15 years over a span of 2018 games.
Head to Head Records
To really understand the rivalry between these two teams, it is important to look at their head to head record. The following statistics are for the Chicago Bears against the Dallas Cowboys.
| Games Played | Wins | Losses | Tied Games | Win %age | Points Scored | Points Allowed |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 24 | 11 | 13 | 0 | .458 | 473 | 507 |
As for the playoffs, the Chicago Bears have faced the Dallas Cowboys in the playoffs twice and lost on both occasions.
Legends of the Chicago Bears and the Dallas Cowboys
Both the teams have had several outstanding players on their rosters. Let’s take a look at some of them. For the Dallas Cowboys, wide receiver Michael Irvin played with the Cowboys for the entire duration of his career from 1988 till 1999. He had to quit football due to a spinal cord injury. During his time with the Cowboys, he was a Super Bowl Champion thrice, Pro Bowl pick five times and a National Champion in 1987.
Another legend from the Cowboys is Running Back, Emmitt Smith. He remained with the Cowboys between 1990 and 2002 and won 8 Pro Bowl Championships during this time. Tight End, Jason Whitten is another player who played for the Dallas Cowboys. He has been with the team since 2003 and is a ten time Pro Bowl pick, two time Second-Team All Pro and two time First-Team All Pro.
Running back Walter Payton played with the Chicago Bears from 1975 till the end of his career in 1987. He was a nine time Pro Bowl pick and won the NFL Most Valuable Player award twice. Linebacker Mike Singletary is another legendary Bear, who played for the franchise for the entire duration of his career (1981-1992). Following this, he became the head coach for the Baltimore Ravens in 2003. Then there is Linebacker Brian Urlacher, who played with the Bears 2000 - 2012. During this time, he had eight Pro Bowl picks along with NFL Defensive Rookie of the Year in 2000 and NFL Defensive Player of the Year in 2005.
Chicago Bears take on the Dallas Cowboys!
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