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MOST WINDY NFL GAME EVER 🤯
The 2005 Chicago Bears vs. San Francisco 49ers Week 10 game, played on November 13, 2005, is famously remembered as the "Wind Bowl." Sustained winds at Soldier Field reached 30 mph, with swirling gusts exceeding 50 mph, causing absolute chaos on the field. The defining moment of the game came with just two seconds left in the first half. 49ers kicker Joe Nedney attempted a 52-yard field goal, but the wind caught the ball and forced it completely wide right. Bears cornerback Nathan Vasher caught the ball 8 yards deep in the end zone and returned it a historic 108 yards for a touchdown as the clock expired. At the time, it set the NFL record for the longest play in history.
Both young quarterbacks struggled heavily against the gusts. 49ers quarterback Cody Pickett completed only 1 out of 13 passes for 28 yards, while Bears rookie Kyle Orton completed 8 of 13 passes for 67 yards. Field goal attempts from both teams fluttered wildly, including a missed 39-yard attempt by Bears kicker Robbie Gould that blew into the stands. High winds also caused multiple botched snaps and holds, preventing teams from even getting kicks off.
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MOST WINDY NFL GAME EVER 🤯
The 2005 Chicago Bears vs. San Francisco 49ers Week 10 game, played on November 13, 2005, is famously remembered as the "Wind Bowl." Sustained winds at Soldier Field reached 30 mph, with swirling gusts exceeding 50 mph, causing absolute chaos on the field. The defining moment of the game came with just two seconds left in the first half. 49ers kicker Joe Nedney attempted a 52-yard field goal, but the wind caught the ball and forced it completely wide right. Bears cornerback Nathan Vasher caught the ball 8 yards deep in the end zone and returned it a historic 108 yards for a touchdown as the clock expired. At the time, it set the NFL record for the longest play in history.
Both young quarterbacks struggled heavily against the gusts. 49ers quarterback Cody Pickett completed only 1 out of 13 passes for 28 yards, while Bears rookie Kyle Orton completed 8 of 13 passes for 67 yards. Field goal attempts from both teams fluttered wildly, including a missed 39-yard attempt by Bears kicker Robbie Gould that blew into the stands. High winds also caused multiple botched snaps and holds, preventing teams from even getting kicks off.
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