The Fog Bowl
The 1988 divisional playoff game between the Philadelphia Eagles and Chicago Bears, started on a clear day. As the second quarter came to a close, a dense fog rolled into Soldier Field in Chicago, reducing visibility to about 15–20 yards. The game would go down in history as "The Fog Bowl."
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