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Jim McMahon was one of the most colorful characters to play professional football in the National Football League. He made a lasting impression by leading the Chicago Bears to victory in Super Bowl XX, the only NFL championship won by the franchise since 1963. McMahon, who played college football at Brigham Young, played professionally for 15 seasons before retiring in 1996.
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Fast Facts:
- Born: August 21, 1959
- Birth Place: Jersey City, NJ
- Attended Brigham Young University
- Draft: Selected 5th overall by Chicago in 1982 NFL Draft
- Never started more than 14 games in any season
- Won the NFL Comeback Player of the Year in 1991 with Eagles
- Threw 100 career touchdown passes
- Was Brett Favre's backup on Green Bay's Super Bowl XXXI championship team
- Also played for Chargers, Vikings, Cardinals and Browns
The Punky QB
McMahon posted gaudy passing statistics while at BYU, and after several seasons on the rise, led the Bears to a Super Bowl title. That 1985 Bears season is memorable not only for the team's exploits on the field, but also their brashness off of it. McMahon was one of several Bears involved in the recording of the Super Bowl Shuffle late that season. He would later become embroiled in controversy with then commissioner Pete Rozelle for wearing headbands with un-authorized corporate logos. He then began wearing plain headbands with the name "Rozelle" written in magic marker.
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Jim McMahon Questions
What was Jim Dickinson's best work? 1 Answerits got to be his last solo album Killers from Space if not then its his song with bob dylan read more
Are Stephanie McMahon and Triple H still married? 8 AnswersShort answer is: they are still married in real life. Long answer: at one time, HHH and Stephanie McMahon were married in both, real life and the fictitious ... read more
Do you think that Ed McMahon makes a good rapper? 2 AnswersIf you mean rapper as in Eminem, no. If you mean, rapping lightly on death's door, sadly yes. read more
Why does everyone want to rip Ed McMahon? He just died, you insensitive *****! 1 AnswerWho wants to rip him? He has been shown a lot of respect and reverence in the media. He was always well liked and respected. read more
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Jim McMahon Vital Stats
- Mahalo's Guide to Chicago Bears
- Pro-Football-Reference.com: Career Stats
- Height: 6' 1"
- Weight: 191
- Rookie Year: 1982
Jim McMahon Timeline
- August 21, 1959: Born
- 1982: Round 1/Pick 5 of Chicago Bears in NFL Draft from BYU
- 1982-1988: Chicago Bears
- 1985: Led Chicago Bears to win Super Bowl XX over the New England Patriots
- 1989: San Diego Chargers
- 1990: Philadelphia Eagles
- 1993: Minnesota Vikings
- 1994: Arizona Cardinals
- 1995: Green Bay Packers
- 1996: Wins second Super Bowl ring with Green Bay Packers
- 1997: Retires from the NFL
Jim McMahon Merchandise
- Amazon.com: Jim McMahon Merchandise
- eBay: Jim McMahon Merchandise
- AllPosters: Jim McMahon Posters
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Jim McMahon would like to take it to the (White) House - Game on... http://tinyurl.com/yf5h5na
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RT @ChiNewsBench: Blog of Note: Jim McMahon, Chicago ... A great patriot. http://jimmcmahonchicago.blogspot.com/ #tcot
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let's see... Vince McMahon = Dan Snyder, Theodore Long = Jim Zorn, Vickie Guerrero = Sherman Lewis... yep, it fits
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@richeisen Can you imagine if Twitter was around during the career of Jim McMahon? Andre Rison? Better still...Hank Stramm?? HA
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Nope don't c him often RT @Franchise23:Hey Jp I have to ask, do you keep in contact with Jim McMahon? I saw last he moved down to Fla...
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