Super Bowl VI

And I did interview Len at one point, and he wished he had never done this.

But basically, somewhere around like Super Bowl VI, Super Bowl VIII, he came up, having looked at this thing, and said, "If the teams from one conference win, the market does well that year.

If the teams from..." And that is at best a coincident indicator.

There's no...

He won the 1963 NFL championship as a Chicago Bears player.

He also won a Super Bowl as a Cowboys player, the Super Bowl VI.

Then he won Super Bowl XII.

as a cowboys assistant coach and then he was obviously the head coach of the 1985 bears which is still till now considered the most dominant defense in nfl history and you should check out a earlier retro replay that i have done where we did where we basically went over how great that bear's team was Ditka transformed the Chicago Bears franchise because after he returned as a head coach in 1982, leading them to seven playoff appearances in 11 seasons.

Um, and he returned three kickoffs as well.

His highlight was a touchdown reception in the Cowboys' 24-3 victory over the Miami Dolphins in Super Bowl VI.

1972, he was named the starter at, at tight end and started all 14 games.

And in 1973, he announced his retirement as a player, opening the door for him to be named the Cowboys' wide receiver assistant coach under legendary coach Tom Landry.

Whit Johnson.

Ditka played for 12 seasons, winning Super Bowl VI with the Cowboys and becoming the first tight end ever inducted into the Hall of Fame.

In 1982, he would return to the Bears, coaching the team for a decade, winning the Super Bowl in 1986.

R. Whit Johnson, Chuck Sievertson, ABC News.