1980 Chicago Bears season
















1980 Chicago Bears season
Head coachNeill Armstrong
General managerJim Finks
OwnerGeorge Halas
Home fieldSoldier Field
Results
Record7–9
Division place3rd NFC Central
Playoff finishdid not qualify

  • ← 1979

  • Bears seasons


  • 1981 →

The 1980 Chicago Bears season was their 61st regular season completed in the National Football League. The club posted a 7–9 record under second year coach Neill Armstrong and failed to make the playoffs.


One of the seven victories by the Bears that year was a Thanksgiving game against the Detroit Lions. With no time left in regulation, Bears quarterback Vince Evans scored a game-tying touchdown that sent the game into overtime. Then, before a national television audience, Dave Williams returned a kickoff 95 yards for a touchdown on the first play of overtime and a 23–17 victory in overtime over the Lions.


Walter Payton once again led the NFC in rushing for the fifth straight year with 1,460 yards.




Contents





  • 1 NFL Draft


  • 2 Roster


  • 3 Schedule


  • 4 Season summary

    • 4.1 Week 1


    • 4.2 Week 2


    • 4.3 Week 3


    • 4.4 Week 4


    • 4.5 Week 5


    • 4.6 Week 6


    • 4.7 Week 7


    • 4.8 Week 8


    • 4.9 Week 9


    • 4.10 Week 10


    • 4.11 Week 11


    • 4.12 Week 12


    • 4.13 Week 13


    • 4.14 Week 14


    • 4.15 Week 15


    • 4.16 Week 16



  • 5 Standings


  • 6 References




NFL Draft


Main article: 1980 NFL Draft






Round
Pick
Player
Position
School/Club Team


Roster










1980 Chicago Bears final roster



Quarterbacks

  • 8 Vince Evans


  • 15 Mike Phipps

Running backs



  • 35 Roland Harper


  • 37 Willie McClendon


  • 34 Walter Payton


  • 30 John Skibinski


  • 26 Matt Suhey FB


  • 22 Dave Williams FB

Wide receivers



  • 84 Brian Baschnagel


  • 83 Kris Haines


  • 89 James Scott


  • 80 Rickey Watts

Tight ends



  • 87 Mike Cobb


  • 81 Robin Earl


  • 80 Bob Fisher



Offensive linemen

  • 64 Ted Albrecht T


  • 65 Noah Jackson G


  • 62 Dan Jiggetts T


  • 70 Dennis Lick T


  • 71 Rocco Moore T


  • 52 Dan Neal C


  • 69 Revie Sorey G


  • 53 Paul Tabor G

Defensive linemen



  • 99 Dan Hampton DE


  • 90 Al Harris DE


  • 73 Mike Hartenstine DE


  • 68 Jim Osborne DT


  • 82 Alan Page DT


  • 76 Ron Rydalch DT


  • 72 Brad Shearer DT



Linebackers

  • 59 Gary Campbell


  • 51 Bruce Herron


  • 54 Tom Hicks


  • 57 Lee Kunz


  • 58 Jerry Muckensturm


  • 55 Otis Wilson

Defensive backs



  • 49 Dave Becker


  • 48 Allan Ellis CB


  • 45 Gary Fencik FS


  • 36 Wentford Gaines


  • 47 Jonathan Hoke


  • 29 Vaughn Lusby


  • 46 Doug Plank FS


  • 44 Terry Schmidt CB


  • 23 Len Walterscheid

Special teams



  • 86 Bob Parsons P


  • 16 Robert R. Thomas K



Reserve lists



Practice squad




Rookies in italics

Active, Inactive, Practice squad



Schedule























































































Week
Date
Opponent
Result
Attendance
1
September 7, 1980
at Green Bay Packers
L 12–6

54,381
2
September 14, 1980

New Orleans Saints
W 22–3

62,523
3
September 21, 1980

Minnesota Vikings
L 34–14

59,983
4
September 28, 1980
at Pittsburgh Steelers
L 38–3

53,987
5
October 6, 1980

Tampa Bay Buccaneers
W 23–0

61,350
6
October 12, 1980
at Minnesota Vikings
L 13–7

46,751
7
October 19, 1980

Detroit Lions
W 24–7

58,508
8
October 26, 1980
at Philadelphia Eagles
L 17–14

68,752
9
November 3, 1980
at Cleveland Browns
L 27–21

84,225
10
November 9, 1980

Washington Redskins
W 35–21

57,159
11
November 16, 1980

Houston Oilers
L 10–6

59,390
12
November 23, 1980
at Atlanta Falcons
L 28–17

49,156
13
November 27, 1980
at Detroit Lions
W 23–17

75,397
14
December 7, 1980
Green Bay Packers
W 61–7

57,176
15
December 14, 1980

Cincinnati Bengals
L 17–14

48,808
16
December 20, 1980
at Tampa Bay Buccaneers
W 14–13

55,298


Season summary



Week 1


























1234OTTotal
Bears303006
• Packers0600612

  • Date: September 7


  • Location: Lambeau Field



Week 2























1234Total
Saints30003
• Bears1032722

  • Date: September 14


  • Location: Soldier Field



Week 3























1234Total
• Vikings1477634
Bears0001414

  • Date: September 21


  • Location: Soldier Field



Week 4























1234Total
Bears30003
• Steelers7177738

  • Date: September 28


  • Location: Three Rivers Stadium



Week 5























1234Total
Buccaneers00000
• Bears03101023

  • Date: October 6


  • Location: Soldier Field


  • Television network: ABC



Week 6























1234Total
Bears00707
• Vikings303713

  • Date: October 12


  • Location: Metropolitan Stadium



Week 7























1234Total
Lions00077
• Bears737724

  • Date: October 19


  • Location: Soldier Field



Week 8























1234Total
Bears0014014
• Eagles707317

  • Date: October 26


  • Location: Veterans Stadium



Week 9























1234Total
Bears0071421
• Browns3731427

  • Date: November 3


  • Location: Cleveland Stadium


  • Television network: ABC



Week 10























1234Total
Redskins0014721
• Bears21140035

  • Date: November 9


  • Location: Soldier Field



Week 11























1234Total
• Oilers073010
Bears06006

  • Date: November 16


  • Location: Soldier Field



Week 12























1234Total
Bears737017
• Falcons01401428

  • Date: November 23


  • Location: Atlanta-Fulton County Stadium



Week 13


























1234OTTotal
• Bears03014623
Lions3770017

  • Date: November 27


  • Location: Pontiac Silverdome


  • Game start: 12:30 p.m. CST


  • Game weather: indoors (dome)


  • Referee: Fred Silva


  • TV announcers (CBS): Pat Summerall, Tom Brookshier, and Irv Cross (sideline)


  • Source: Pro-Football-Reference.com





































Week 14























1234Total
Packers07007
• Bears028132061

  • Date: December 7


  • Location: Soldier Field, Chicago, Illinois


  • Game start: 1:00 p.m.


  • Game weather: 56°F, wind 10 mph



















































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Week 15


























1234OTTotal
• Bengals7700317
Bears0707014

  • Date: December 14


  • Location: Soldier Field



Week 16























1234Total
• Bears077014
Buccaneers1000313

  • Date: December 21


  • Location: Tampa Stadium



Standings































































NFC Central

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W

L

T

PCT

DIV

CONF

PF

PA

STK

Minnesota Vikings(3)		9
7
0
.563
5–3
8–4
317
308
L1

Detroit Lions
9
7
0
.563
5–3
9–5
334
272
W2

Chicago Bears
7
9
0
.438
5–3
7–5
304
264
W1

Tampa Bay Buccaneers
5
10
1
.344
1–6–1
4–7–1
271
341
L3

Green Bay Packers
5
10
1
.344
3–4–1
4–7–1
231
371
L4


References




  1. ^ Pro-Football-Reference.com















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