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It's been 21 years since the Bears last made it to the Super Bowl, which means that it's time to update the ol' Super Bowl Shuffle roster. Per Wikipedia, here's a list of the 1985
- "Sweetness" Walter Payton
- "Punky QB" Jim McMahon
- Willie Gault
- "Samurai" Mike Singletary
- Steve Fuller
- Mike Richardson
- Richard Dent
- Gary Fencik
- Otis Wilson
- William "Refrigerator" Perry
This, also from Wikipedia, merits a mention: Bears defensive end Dan Hampton declined involvement in the shuffle because he felt it was too cocky.
Whatever happens, let's just hope that in two decades Rex Grossman doesn't end up battling Shawn Bradley in a celebrity boxing match or something. That would be embarrassing.
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