Former Chicago Bears executive Jerry Vainisi, the team's general manager for its only Super Bowl title, dies at 80.
Former Chicago Bears executive Jerry Vainisi, the general manager when the team won Super Bowl XX in January 1986, died Tuesday at age 80.
Vainisi’s exit from Halas Hall came after the Bears suffered a 27-13 home loss to the Washington Redskins in their playoff opener after the 1986 season. After a 14-2 regular season, the Bears started Doug Flutie at quarterback in the playoff game.
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