Sid Luckman

So that is the type of game we're looking for, and in 1942, when the Chicago Bears were undefeated, they met the Washington Redskins in Washington, D.C., and again, they lost that particular game And in 1942, the score was the Redskins 14, Chicago Bears 6.

Unexpected duel between Sammy Baugh and Sid Luckman did not materialize.

Baugh threw only one touchdown pass, and Luckman, who along with Baugh were the supreme passers in those days, did not throw any.

So I think in all championship games throughout the years that we can look back and recall great moments in which teams have commended these games with tremendous records and have turned in tremendous performances.

He also held 11th quarterback in Bears history to accomplish the feat.

Trubisky, Matt Barkley, Brian Hoyer, Josh McCown, Jay Cutler, Brian Grease, Jim Miller, Billy Wade, George Blanda, and, of course, Sid Luckman accomplished the feat at least once in their Bears careers.

Over the span of two games, Williams has spread the ball all around the field.

He's completed passes to eight different targets.

rough.

But, you know, probably the greatest Columbia player in the NFL was Sid Luckman, who was actually a very good friend of my family's, who won four NFL championships with the Chicago Bears in the pre-Super Bowl days.

But he was the first great passer in the NFL.

And, you know, he still stands out as probably – and I don't know if there's even a better Ivy League player from any school than Sid Luckman was, but that's a long time ago.

So people forgot about

him.

When they got Jay Cutler in the trade with the Broncos right after Josh McDaniels took the job in Denver and the first order of business was get Jay Cutler the hell out of here.

And there were excited Bears fans that finally, for the first time since Sid Luckman, they were going to have a franchise quarterback.

And that didn't really pan out.

And now you've got a guy who's going to set all the passing records for the Chicago Bears.