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The Bears have had two undefeated regular seasons. In 1934, they went 13-0 and in 1942 they went 11-0. They lost the NFL championship game both seasons.
Their best season in the Super Bowl era was 1985 when they went 15-1 and defeated the New England Patriots in Super Bowl XX. So as you can clearly see the Chicago Bears are one of the best teams in the NFL. They are better than the Packers too. Honestly I see them better than the 72 Miami Dolphins. The 72 Dolphins had an easy schedule with only 2 teams that they faced had a record over .500 (OVER not .500). Also That One loss was with Jim McMahon.
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