Most Chicago Bears fans take the old saying "defenses win championships" to heart because of the 1985 team, but for the younger generation that watched the Seattle Seahawks blowout the New England Patriots 29-13 in Super Bowl LX, those three words have never echoed louder in the Windy City.
Seattle's defense dominated in the Super Bowl, forcing eight punts, recording six sacks, and creating three turnovers to capture their second title. The Patriots didn't even score their first points of the game until the fourth quarter.
Chicago had a great season, going 11-6, winning the NFC North, and winning a playoff game against the Green Bay Packers.