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**Amfdaaandhaq** · 08-30-2006, 08:00 AM

We allowed 10 points in 3 playoff games...Y'all gave up more than that to Drew Bledsoe. The D's were not "equal." I don't know whether we would win...but I know for sure you're wrong regarding the D.

this is all i have to say. i dont see either team listed here

1. 1985 Chicago Bears (15-1)
It is a close battle for the title of Most Dominant Playoff Run. But while the 1989 49ers won their playoff games by larger margins, nobody has ever marched through the postseason like the 1985 Chicago Bears. No team had ever shut out consecutive playoff opponents until the Bears shut out the 10-6 Giants 21-0 and 11-5 Rams 24-0. The scoreless streak ended in the first two minutes of Super Bowl XX when a fumble led to a field goal for the 11-5 Patriots, but Chicago then scored 44 straight points and won 46-10. At halftime, they had gained 236 yards and the Patriots had minus 19. Over three games, the Bears outscored their opponents 91-10 and outgained them 1003 yards to 434 -- a reason many call them the greatest team ever.

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08-30-2006, 08:00 AM	#33
Amfdaaandhaq Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 451 Senior Member	We allowed 10 points in 3 playoff games...Y'all gave up more than that to Drew Bledsoe. The D's were not "equal." I don't know whether we would win...but I know for sure you're wrong regarding the D. this is all i have to say. i dont see either team listed here 1. 1985 Chicago Bears (15-1) It is a close battle for the title of Most Dominant Playoff Run. But while the 1989 49ers won their playoff games by larger margins, nobody has ever marched through the postseason like the 1985 Chicago Bears. No team had ever shut out consecutive playoff opponents until the Bears shut out the 10-6 Giants 21-0 and 11-5 Rams 24-0. The scoreless streak ended in the first two minutes of Super Bowl XX when a fumble led to a field goal for the 11-5 Patriots, but Chicago then scored 44 straight points and won 46-10. At halftime, they had gained 236 yards and the Patriots had minus 19. Over three games, the Bears outscored their opponents 91-10 and outgained them 1003 yards to 434 -- a reason many call them the greatest team ever. http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/page2...tz/list/050131
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