A Wild One in the Windy City! (Seahawks vs. Bears, 2006 NFC Divisional) | NFL Vault Highlights 

Now we have none of those things. lol

@@ILLini61607 thank god for all the draft capital and cap space and for fields. andy dalton with that team we beat the texans and thats it and the rest of the games are blow outs instead of the close fun ones with fields. 1-16. our bears got a bright furtre just sucks that the rest of chicago sports are trash rn. cubs are looking fairly good though i think they win a playoff series or two before a NLCS exit

They had a tremendous receiving core that year; Not just one guy. Rasheed Davis, Muhsin Muhammad, Bernard Berian and mark Bradley were all killing it. Not to mention Greg Olsen and Desmond Clark at tight end. It was ultimately Rex Grossman’s horrible inconsistency, lack of accuracy and boneheaded clumsiness that lost them the superbowl imo.

@@Tr-fj4hr I wouldn't call it tremendous bud. You can say any receiving core is good and blame the quarterback. I just looked at the stats that year. You might want to too

@@Tr-fj4hr I do agre3 that Rex was our Achilles heel

yea, i was gonna comment this, but had to see if someone else already did.

@@gratefulaya192 I still have the paper clip laminated... lol

That’s a fire headline lol

Why did they trade him smh

Make me feel old..I do remember Sun-Times reading that .or the tribune

LMMFAO!!

@ matthew: LMAO!!!!

It wouldnt be fair to give Russel Wilson Steve Hutchinson and Walter Jones.

@@cameronmcfarrin4587 Steve Hutchinson wasn't even on this team, he had left for Minnesota already

7:50 like when they just quit mid play 😂 🗑

I mean, they narrowed the goal posts, which is why it's some what harder now

愛Lucky where did you hear that lmao? They didn’t. It may look narrower because in 2013 they extended the height on the post by like 10 feet

TRU

@@geminiman7791 crap, you're right. I remember a few years back they were planning to narrow them and that was the last I heard of that. Thanks for the correction

Gould still a solid kicker Chicago weak for ever releasing him.

One of the more overlooked players of the 2000’s. Had a lot of good years for multiple teams

but rex grossman ruined that for him.

Amen

Everyone showed it but the qb

I Completely forgot too

Seems like this bears team was a lifetime ago. I feel bad for bears fans y’all had a ridiculous defense and playmakers like Devin Hester, yet y’all could never find a real franchise QB and out all the pieces together to win a ring 😢

Either that was a botched attempt at humor or Joe Buck's not very good at math.

He's a fucking dumbfuck

i can't stand Joe Fuck, I mean Buck

Mitchell.....Mitchell....Mitchell

I still don't understand why everyone hates Joe Buck.

Amen, the dude was SOLID.

Anony Moose while that’s true, grossman was known for sometimes having level headed games, that’s after all why he kept starting, if it was all “bad Rex” he would have been benched for Griese. But the upside of “good Rex” was very tantalizing. However I’ll concede that his decision making was still shit even in his good games.

you say throwing 400 yards one week and 6 picks the next if you watched the bears that year he had 0 300 yard passing games in the regular season so i have no clue what youre talking about...

@@pokemonfan155 The issue with Grossman was that he had seven games with passer ratings above 100, but also five games with ratings below 40, including a 10.2, 1.3, and 0.0. Keep in mind that the league's top passer that year was Peyton Manning at 101.0, so a 100 passer rating in a game that year was still considered a good performance. Heading up to the Arizona game, he looked like a QB who could lead the Bears to a title seeing how good the defense, special teams, and running game were. Grossman turned out to be a less-talented version of Jay Cutler.

@@mrmacross no ok that I was just pointing out the fact that his flashes weren't these 400 yard games but more so games where he had good ball control and didn't turn it over it was 1 game 400 yards 3 tds then next 100 with 0 tds and 2 it's he didn't have that high highs

@@mrmacross while Jay Culter can't bring the team to higher level than very-good/under-average Rex.

still the best qb you guys have had post-mcmahon

Not even close...trushitsky is better than grossman even

@@themilwaukeebrewerswillnev7545 word haha

THE MILWAUKEE BREWERS WILL NEVER WIN A CHAMPIONSHIP .....I would take Rex over mitchelle every day of the week....and Rex was not that good

Branthro Perro man the amount of typos you had, but I got what you were saying

lol this aged poorly. crazy to think we were so excited about nagy after his 1st year and it just completely changed so quickly

@@chicagofilmz, yeah, hindsight and all that. It's interesting that the Bears have been unable to find a quality head coach since Lovie was given the axe. I still can't fault them for the decision since it was time for a change. But it's a mystery why they've been so inept at getting good leadership since then.

The Bears won that game and Jay Cutler was the quarterback lol.

spinner90 yeah he actually played well that game

spinner90 The last game of Hasselbeck's Seahawks career as well.

Christian Perry they may play again this year in playoffs

Christian Perry Could be that way again this year!

Rex Grossman was some sort of Brett Favre lab experiment gone horribly wrong. Small hands.

Because people blindly listened to Walter Jones who trashed Alexander, and now he was apparently an overrated soft running back. I can't stand Walter Jones for that weak move.

Jason Everett he did run hard until he signed the 8 year 61 million dollar extension. After that he would slide like a qb in the open field when a corner came at him. It was hard to watch.

Yea i love Alexanded but he was overrated. He ran hard with his legs but he didnt truck ppl. Theres a difference between bracing for a hit and giving one, and Alexander Unfortunately braced for hits, and if it werent for his great feet and thick legs he wouldnt be in the NFL. What made him good was his vision, footwork and speed thats it nothing more. Id rather take Marshawn over Alexander. Wish we could get a back that can be in the argument for best back in the league but nope. The way ive watched the Hawks is its usually a bunch of guys that have something to prove. Good thing we have some of the greatest of all time like Jones, Kennedy and Largent. Sad that i never got to watch Largent and Kennedy. Even now personally in my opinion the only thing holding Russ back is being the true leader of the offense like Manning and Brady. Call a damn audible Russ and quit being a pussy. Pete Carroll is the 2nd greatest Seahawks HC behind Holmgren. Holmgren did it with less in my opinion. If it werent for John Schneider Pete wouldnt have the success that he has had with us. Hes also lost us a couple games and a SB by trying to outsmart the opponent instead of playing smart football.

@@alexsaenz128 "Wish we could get a back that can be in the argument for best back in the league but nope", but preceded this comment bashing Alexander that at one time was and was a league MVP. You don't become league MVP by being overrated. You're confused dude.

@@Legal_Savant dude, if he ran a lil more physical then he woulda been better. He had speed and agility as his 2 main abilities. Alexander had a hell of an OL back then as well. U trippin bruh, Penny reminds me a lil of Alexander. Just saying Alexander cant get out of the backfield by himself to save his life. Marshawn and the rest of the back today work like hell without a descent OL. Lynch got a top 15 or 20 OL like once or twice. He put up good numbers and ran harder than Alexander. U give Lynch the OL Alexander had and he has 100+ 15-20 carry's and like 10+ TDs ever game and every season.

The maturation of matt hasselbeck was hindered by the loss of LG Steve Hutchison.

Sea chicken fans are such crybabies lol

@@illmatic826 I was like 9 years old at that time lmao

Into the defenders arms...

Now that would be a good one!

YOOO! These young pups don't know about shyt like that! The Browns were tough. But the Broncos were N.E. to the Browns Colts!

Totally agree man, those Schottenheimer coached teams with Bernie Kosar were tough, hard nosed teams. They really should've gone to a SB one of those years.

@@SPTO man hell yeah smh. I miss those playoff games with the real Dawg Pound! 😂🐶🐶

John Johnson my 8 year old niece could have won the super with the team Chicago had

Dae Dotfan19 the bears lost to the colts in the Super Bowl

Look like to me that Grossman had a good game that day what the hell happened in the Superbowl game

@Dae Dotfan19 Bro. Find a period. Or a comma. Can't understand you at all.

Sam Soltwisch yeah like 20% of the time and his lows were complete incompetence easily the worst qb to play in a Super Bowl

@@jhupp8707 Ya but did a whole lot better than Trubisky and Cutler have been for you, i'd think you bears fans would appreciate the only guy besides mcmahon to lead you to a super bowl considering the bad luck you have at the position

@@jhupp8707 Jeff Hostetler, Trent Dilfer ?

“Lead” us to a super bowl LOL that’s funny. Not like they had the best defense and special teams in the nfl that year. What a joke of a comment that is. He had 7 turnovers in that post season he “led” us to the super bowl on btw

@J Hupp Rex had 7 games where he had a QB rating of at least 100 that year. He had his moments where played well, he was just really inconsistent.

That loss and the loss vs. the Giants in 2007/2008 are the two hardest for me

I was in 1st grade when we won

Same lol

I had just graduated high school youngin.

@Tw1 oh so he meant graduated in 2006 gotcha. But you are dumb because his age is 31

@Tw1 oh sorry

Yep

It was heartbreaking when we lost the superbowl

Garrett Racine crazy season for playoffs

@@taemula4514 no it wasn't Go Colts

@Genki_Slime ask Dak Prescott..

I was 11 when this happened.. the best game I’ve seen was bears can saints ! But there best games that year was with the Arizona cardinals which I turned it off by halftime🤦‍♂️😢🤷‍♂️

It was divisional bus

Bud

Lol they just taking us back to the classics that's all

what??? no the current home jersey is WAY better these ones r terrible

His biggest issue was consistency, but he made some great passes all year. Don't think he deserves all the hate he gets.

Nah that 3rd and goal Could have avoid ot the guy was ass

ABSOLUTELY!!!

He was hot and cold, some great throws followed by some really dumb plays. You really never knew, I watched with my fingers crossed.

Yes he did,i loved rex.Was he perfect ? No,was he trash like some say ? Hell no !!

Rich Lo he can did you watch the Pats game threw a 60 yard bomb with a dude right in his face and came one yard from tying the game

Yes it was

well it was close to it

Marc Amico i thought we was going to the super bowl again this year but Gould didn’t let us :(

@@chewyyo3383 Gould didn't allow Seattle appearing in back to back NFCCGS. 😐. This game was the wk after the Romo botched play at Qwest. #neverforget. Lol!!!!

Marc Amico I never will forget, just like how I will never about super bowl XL 😩