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The game was already a blowout, but this moment turned it into a memory. The Chicago Bears, dominating Super Bowl XX, found themselves just one yard from the end zone. The roar of the Superdome was electric.
The Bears lined up at the one. Instead of handing it to the legendary Walter Payton, they gave it to their 300-pound rookie defensive tackle, a national phenomenon: The Fridge.
William "The Refrigerator" Perry took the handoff and powered through the line like it wasn't even there.
Chicago wasn't just winning. This iconic play helped solidify their place in the league's story, contributing to the second-largest differential in Super Bowl history.
We’re bringing you stories from the REDZONE, in partnership with @[email protected] - the official garage door opener of the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
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The game was already a blowout, but this moment turned it into a memory. The Chicago Bears, dominating Super Bowl XX, found themselves just one yard from the end zone. The roar of the Superdome was electric.
The Bears lined up at the one. Instead of handing it to the legendary Walter Payton, they gave it to their 300-pound rookie defensive tackle, a national phenomenon: The Fridge.
William "The Refrigerator" Perry took the handoff and powered through the line like it wasn't even there.
Chicago wasn't just winning. This iconic play helped solidify their place in the league's story, contributing to the second-largest differential in Super Bowl history.
We’re bringing you stories from the REDZONE, in partnership with @[email protected] - the official garage door opener of the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
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The game was already a blowout, but this moment turned it into a memory. The Chicago Bears, dominating Super Bowl XX, found themselves just one yard from the end zone. The roar of the Superdome was electric.
The Bears lined up at the one. Instead of handing it to the legendary Walter Payton, they gave it to their 300-pound rookie defensive tackle, a national phenomenon: The Fridge.
William "The Refrigerator" Perry took the handoff and powered through the line like it wasn't even there.
Chicago wasn't just winning. This iconic play helped solidify their place in the league's story, contributing to the second-largest differential in Super Bowl history.
We’re bringing you stories from the REDZONE, in partnership with @[email protected] - the official garage door opener of the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
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The game was already a blowout, but this moment turned it into a memory. The Chicago Bears, dominating Super Bowl XX, found themselves just one yard from the end zone. The roar of the Superdome was electric.
The Bears lined up at the one. Instead of handing it to the legendary Walter Payton, they gave it to their 300-pound rookie defensive tackle, a national phenomenon: The Fridge.
William "The Refrigerator" Perry took the handoff and powered through the line like it wasn't even there.
Chicago wasn't just winning. This iconic play helped solidify their place in the league's story, contributing to the second-largest differential in Super Bowl history.
We’re bringing you stories from the REDZONE, in partnership with @[email protected] - the official garage door opener of the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
