Matt Suhey: The Quiet Legend of the Bears | NFL News

0:00On September 7th, we lost the legend this past Sunday, Matt Souhe, who passed away at 68 years old. Many remember him from his time with the Chicago Bears, especially during their Super Bowl XX victory. He was a full back, a tough player who did the dirty work, and a key part of that legendary team. Souhe also had a standout college career at Penn State, where he was a star in their fiesta bowl win back in 1977. He played his entire 10-year NFL career with the Bears, racking up nearly 3,000 rushing yards and scoring 20 touchdowns. He was known for his close bond with Walter Payton, the iconic Bears running back. Payton's son even spoke about how their friendship was a motto of loyalty, the kind that lasts beyond the game. It's a testament to the kind of man Souhe was, both on and off the field. The Bears' organization confirmed his passing, and while no cause was immediately released, the impact of his loss is being felt across the football. World. He was drafted by Chicago in 1980 and played in 148 games for them.

1:05Souhe's contributions to the game, particularly to that dominant Bears team and his college success, will not be forgotten. He was a player who embodied grit and dedication, leaving a lasting mark on the sport. That's your update from NFL News Today, powered by AI.