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That makes ABSOLUTELY no sense at all - The Dolphins beat the Bears during the regular season,but the Dolphins were NOT the defending Super Bowl champions the year before,It was the Redskins,I believe that won it the year before.
Get your facts straight dude - This is not even comparable to that.
I think it puts a cherry on top of any Super Bowl champion when they beat the defending SB champ in the playoffs on thier way to the SB.
Unless the previous years SB champion was in the other conference to which it would mean it would have to have the previous champion get there again.
Beating Indy in the regular season was big but nothing compared to the playoffs.
1.) The Bears didn't beat the winner from the previous year (San Francisco)
2.) The only team to beat the Bears was the Dolphins. The Dolphins were one of only two teams in the AFC to win 12 games, while New England got in via the wild card. That Dolphins team had lost to the 49ers in the Super Bowl the year before.
So, again, under your theory, the Bears' season must have sucked since they didn't beat the 49ers in the playoffs, and didn't face the best of the AFC.