1985 Bears Coverage: Bears relish a sack attack

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Every day of the 2015 Chicago Bears season, Chicago Sun-Times Sports will revisit its coverage 30 years ago during the 1985 Bears’ run to a Super Bowl title.

Bears relish a sack attack

Kevin Lamb

Originally published Nov. 24, 1985

The Bears had more than nine sacks three times last year. Their high this season is seven.

If they’re going to hit double figures, this would be a likely week. The Falcons have allowed a league-high 48 sacks and had to change players at three offensive line positions last Sunday.

Two of the changes involve left tackle, where Eric Sanders will line up across from Bear leader Richard Dent, and right guard, where Joe Pellegrini will take on runner-up Steve McMichael. Neither Sanders nor Pellegrini started early in the season.

The Bears rank third with 45 sacks.

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