Loaded with personalities like Walter Payton and William "The Refrigerator" Perry, the Bears compiled a 15-1 regular season.
In his playing days, Ditka was a tight end, considered the man who revolutionized the position. It was at one time, mostly a blocking position into a pass receiving threat. He played for the Bears, and the Dallas Cowboys.
Ditka was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1988, he was the first tight end to be inducted.
One of the most successful bands to come out of the Seattle area, Queensryche played at Snoqualmie Casino last night (Thursday, October 8th, 2026). The band endured some critical lineup changes over the years, but still has bassist Eddie Jackson
Be advised, this video is loud, ear protection is recommended.
I'm right on never seeing back to back interceptions in a game on the first two plays from scrimmage. It had never happened before in the NFL.
Absolutely amazing.
The loud crowd makes it hard for the offensive team to concentrate; this makes fans feel like they have a hand in the results of the game. This does not always go over well with fans of the visiting teams.
Yesterday's game was exciting as the Seahawks intercepted on the first play from scrimmage. In decades of watching football, I don't remember that happening. The joy was short lived because, on the next play, the Seahawks would throw another interception to the Chargers. I've seen back to back fumbles and, of course, back to back turnovers, I just don't recall ever seeing back to back interceptions.
The two teams combined for 30 penalties. 14 committed by the Seahawks. A couple of Seahawk penalties, extended Chargers drives, leading to scores.
After all of that, the Hawks won 30-23.
The concourse of Lumen Field as fans arrive for the Chargers vs Seahawks game.
Some Charger fans enjoyed it too. It was a capacity crowd at Luman Field as the Seahawks were able to bounce back from a defeat a week ago.
