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What was the name of Buddy Ryan's Defense called for the 1985 Chicago Bears?
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It was called the "46 Defense" after the jersey number of defensive back Doug Plank.
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Buddy Ryan
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What actors and actresses appeared in 1984 NFC Championship Game - 1985?
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