The 1985 Bears

The Miami Dolphins, a professional football team located in Miami, Florida, has been a part of the National Football League (NFL) since 1966. The organization is most notably known for the 1972 Miami Dolphins football team, led by Don Shula, who went undefeated a won the Super Bowl. This team was the first and, so far, only team to have a perfect season capped off with winning the championship game. From 1966 to 1970 the Miami Dolphins were perceived like they are today as a losing franchise that could not win. That was until Don Shula, helped make the Dolphins one of the best franchises in the national football league during his reign as head coach. The time period from 1970 to 1993 were the golden years of the organization 's history; during this time the Miami Dolphins won 13 AFC East Titles, 5 AFC Championships, 2 Super Bowls and in 1973 set the league record 74,961 season ticket sales. During this time period the team had star players Larry Csonka, Dan Marino, Bob Griese, and several others that helped to build and sustain the Dolphins legacy. Since 1993 the Miami Dolphins have been known for holding three fantastic super bowls in 1994, 2006, and 2009, all of which were great games that the Dolphins were not involved in. While in recent years the Miami Dolphins have gone back to the original roots of field losing teams, the organization has developed a marketing strategy to improve the financial situation of the organization and maintain fan support. The Miami Dolphins

Over the decades, the professional football team obtained a number of NFL championship titles such as their Super Bowl victories in 1983, 1988, and 1992. The Redskins became highly recognized and attracted a new fan base throughout

In 1983 the Broncos would give John Elway the starting job at Quarterback, where he stayed for the next 15 years. Right away he showed flashes of his ability to win and to make a comebacks

The Chicago Bears are a completely different team today than they were in 1985. The Bears today do not have the caliber of players. The stats are a big factor in proving my point. From passing to receiving yards and even rushing. In the following paragraphs, I will highlight some of the stats from 1985 and some from today’s teams.

The Denver Broncos unique mascots, amazing plays and players, and a great comeback over the years, has made them such an interesting and amazing team. So far they have

The broncos have won 3 super bowls, and the bears have won 1 super bowl. The years the broncos won the super bowl is 1998, 1999, 2016, the bears won the 1986 super bowl. The bears won there only super bowl against the patriots, and the broncos went against panthers for super bowl 50, Super Bowl 33 against the falcons, and super bowl 32 against the packers. In 1960 the broncos became the part of the NFL. In 1920 the bears became a part of the NFL. The broncos have been to eight super bowls and the bears have been to 2 super bowls

The Lions went to the Post season but lost to the Cowboys. Many believe the game should have been won. They had terrible calls and played pretty well in an outmatched game. The team had the talent to make a Superbowl run, but the refs bad calls stopped it short. A team with a real Superbowl run, the Seattle Seahawks, actually made the Superbowl although they fell just short to the New England Patriots. The Patroits didn’t exactly earn the game in some opinions but have a talented team with a lot of Superbowl experience. Pete Caroll should have chosen to run the ball instead of throw

He coached the Chiefs to both of their Super Bowls including their only Super Bowl win! He has coached the Chiefs for 12 of those 15 years, the Texans for two years, and finished his career coaching the New Orleans Saints for 2 years. He has won 124 out of 200 games and only lost 76 total games in his 17 season career as a coach. That gives him a 62% winning percentage.

When the Green Bay Packer’s first beat the Chicago Bears in 1925, a Chicago player went after Buck’s nose again, but Buck broke his arm. Bears head coach George Halas and Packers head coach Earl Lambeau are also responsible for the rivalry, because both of them were so focused on winning. All the years the two coached against each other, neither of them shook hands

Well, the answer is quite simple. They have best quarterback in the league, Aaron Rodgers, and a team full of players who are familiar with each other. Currently, there is only one player on the Packers roster who has played with another professional organization. This is remarkable, considering the amount of player movement that happens throughout the NFL.

The world is still buzzing about the Chicago Cubs breaking the infamous 108-year curse without a championship. They didn't just break the curse they did it in style coming back from a 3-1 deficit for the first time since the 1985 Royals. Not only that they were part of the most-watched baseball game in 25 years with over 40 million viewers. It was one of those games you'll remember exactly where you were when you saw the Cubs win a championship.

I think that the Green Bay Packers are the greatest football team of all time. These facts are true because of the people who made the Packers great, the history, and how the people of Green Bay own the Packers. There are many other reasons but I want to specify these because I believe these reasons stand out the most. Also, we are so good we have a Super Bowl trophy named after us. In addition to all of this, we have won four super bowls and have thirteen world championships. If you ever want to have some fun with the family, take them out to Lambeau Field. Go through the hall of fame or take a tour of the beautiful atrium and box seats. One secret that you might not know is, if you shout at the stadium, it shouts back. So if anyone ever asks

They got this name for being tenacious and stubborn when it came to giving up yards. Alan Page, the first defensive player to win the NFL most valuable player award which is typically bestowed upon offensive players due to the amount of points they provide for the team, but since Alan Page was so proficient in denying points, he won the award for being the best player in the league. Another player, Mick Tingelhoff is often overlooked as one of the greatest Vikings in history simply because he plays offensive line and doesn't receive much credit for being one of the driving force during the Vikings 1970s success. He snapped under Fran Tarkenton from 1962 to 1978 and eventually made his way into the hall of fame through thousands of textbook blocks and was inducted in 2015. Cris Carter is the final prestigious player mentioned in this paper. He was the Jerry Rice of the Vikings and arguably the best to ever play for the Vikings. He had a grand total of 1,101 receptions and 130 touchdowns over his 15 year career and was inducted into the Hall of Fame in February 2013. Of

On defense, the Cardinals were among the best in the NFL. They gave up the fifth fewest points per game (18.7) and tied for seventh in total interceptions. According to profootballfocus, over the last two seasons, the Cardinals have been the most efficient team at blitzing and stopping the run. This season should be no different notes John Weinfuss of ESPN. He has reported that the Cardinals new look defensive line is starting to “jell” and are feeling more and more comfortable with each other as the preseason goes on.

Chicago went out and added a whole tandem of wide receivers, such as former Jaguars' number 1 option Allen Robinson, Falcons' Taylor Gabriel, and drafting University of Memphis star Anthony Miller, who finished his last year in college with over 1,400 yards and 18 touchdowns. These additions are no doubt an upgrade from the sub-par receiving core that the Bears sported in 2017. With brand new receiving options for Trubisky to throw to, an extremely solid rushing attack featuring Jordan Howard, Tarik Cohen, and Benny Cunningham, and what should be one of the better offensive lines in football this year, it shouldn't be a surprise if the Bears storm into 2018 with one of the top offenses in football.The Winner:Cleveland Browns:Oh Cleveland... the laughing stock of the league for so many years has finally had enough. Keep in mind, this is a list of the most improved offenses from last year, and it's pretty hard to be worse than dead last. The Browns had the worst turnover differential of any team in the NFL last year, sitting at an incredible 41 total giveaways. With turnover machine DeShone Kizer throwing the ball, the Browns fell to the infamous 0-16