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MOST FOGGY NFL GAME EVER 🤯
The "Fog Bowl" was the legendary 1988 NFC Divisional Playoff game played on December 31, 1988, where the Chicago Bears defeated the Philadelphia Eagles 20–12 at Soldier Field. The game is cemented in NFL history due to a freak meteorological event that took place late in the second quarter. A dense wall of advective fog rolled in off Lake Michigan, cutting field visibility down to a mere 15–20 yards for the remainder of the contest.
The fog was so thick that referees could not see downfield to spot penalties, players could not see the sidelines or first-down markers, and coaches in the press box had to rely on radio spotters down on the sideline just to figure out what was happening. Despite literal "clouds on the ground," Eagles quarterback Randall Cunningham managed a staggering 407 passing yards. However, the Eagles' offense repeatedly stalled, turning the ball over and failing to find the end zone.
Television announcers Verne Lundquist and Terry Bradshaw were forced to guess the action on the field, as the CBS cameras could only capture ghostly silhouettes moving through the whiteout. The Chicago Bears won 20–12, advancing to the NFC Championship Game.
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MOST FOGGY NFL GAME EVER 🤯
The "Fog Bowl" was the legendary 1988 NFC Divisional Playoff game played on December 31, 1988, where the Chicago Bears defeated the Philadelphia Eagles 20–12 at Soldier Field. The game is cemented in NFL history due to a freak meteorological event that took place late in the second quarter. A dense wall of advective fog rolled in off Lake Michigan, cutting field visibility down to a mere 15–20 yards for the remainder of the contest.
The fog was so thick that referees could not see downfield to spot penalties, players could not see the sidelines or first-down markers, and coaches in the press box had to rely on radio spotters down on the sideline just to figure out what was happening. Despite literal "clouds on the ground," Eagles quarterback Randall Cunningham managed a staggering 407 passing yards. However, the Eagles' offense repeatedly stalled, turning the ball over and failing to find the end zone.
Television announcers Verne Lundquist and Terry Bradshaw were forced to guess the action on the field, as the CBS cameras could only capture ghostly silhouettes moving through the whiteout. The Chicago Bears won 20–12, advancing to the NFC Championship Game.
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Business Email: allhighlights1987@gmail.com
#shorts #nfl #football #nflshorts #nflmemes #sports #nflfootball #bears #eagles
