Overview
- On January 26, 1986, Chicago overpowered New England 46-10 in the Louisiana Superdome to secure the franchise’s first Super Bowl title.
- The defense allowed seven rushing yards, recorded seven sacks, and scored on both an interception return and a safety, with Richard Dent named MVP.
- Chicago’s playoff run included consecutive shutouts of the Giants (21-0) and Rams (24-0), with only 10 total points allowed that postseason.
- New content marks the 40th anniversary, including 2nd City Gridiron’s ongoing ’85 at 40 podcast series featuring former players and prominent NFL voices.
- An HBO/NFL Films documentary on the Super Bowl Shuffle, titled The Shuffle, debuted November 25 and is available on HBO and Max, while the team site reports a 127 million TV audience for Super Bowl XX.