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Jim McMahon(I)

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Follows the best players in the world to Nebraska leading up to the World Championship of the late 80's NES classic video game Tecmo Bowl!
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Mac attended Brigham Young University in Provo, Utah from 1977-1981 and played quarterback for their football team. In '80 and '81 he was an All American and led the nation in passing and total offense. While playing college football he set 71 NCAA records. Jim played in the NFL for fifteen years for seven different teams: Chicago Bears, San Diego Chargers, Philadelphia Eagles, Minnesota Vikings, Arizona Cardinals, Cleveland Browns, & Green Bay Packers. Jim led the Chicago Bears to Super Bowl XX victory over the New England Patriots in 1986.

Jim was also a member of Super Bowl XXXI Champion Packers in 1997. Today he is still one of Chicago's favorite sports heroes. In 1998 Jimbo was inducted into the Collegiate Football Hall of Fame. He's been married to his wife Nancy for sixteen years; they have four children. Jim hosts a golf tournament in Phoenix, Arizona for Ronald McDonald House. He is active in a number of charities, Juvenile Diabetes Fund, Society for the Prevention of Blindness, March of Dimes, National Spokesperson for Think First Foundation for Children. In the spring of 2002 he opened his latest restaurant venture now called McMahon's Steakhouse near his home in the Chicago suburb of Glenview, Illinois. Since retiring from football he spends most of his time with his family and playing golf.
BornAugust 21, 1959
BornAugust 21, 1959
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    Known for

    4th & 44
    4th & 44
    • Mark
      The Icing (2016)
      The Icing
      6.4
      • Rogan Carmichael
      • 2016
      In God's Time
      In God's Time
      • Golfer #2
        Le Successeur (1999)
        Le Successeur
        5.9
        TV Series
        • Agent Foster

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        • 4th & 44
          • Mark
          • Post-production
        • In God's Time
          • Golfer #2
          • Post-production



        • We Believe (2024)
          We Believe
          3.0
          • Announcer #2
          • 2024
        • Kathy Bates in Disjointed (2017)
          Disjointed
          6.8
          TV Series
          • Jim McMahon
          • 2018
        • The Icing (2016)
          The Icing
          6.4
          • Rogan Carmichael
          • 2016
        • Mark Duplass, Katie Aselton, Paul Scheer, Jonathan Lajoie, Stephen Rannazzisi, and Nick Kroll in The League (2009)
          The League
          8.2
          TV Series
          • Jim McMahon
          • 2012–2015
        • Parents à tout prix (2001)
          Parents à tout prix
          7.5
          TV Series
          • Marc (as Jim Mcmahon)
          • 2002
        • Le Successeur (1999)
          Le Successeur
          5.9
          TV Series
          • Agent Foster
          • 1999
        • Uma Thurman, Robert Downey Jr., and Anthony Michael Hall in Toutes folles de lui (1988)
          Toutes folles de lui
          4.6
          • Jim McMahon
          • 1988
        • Chicago Bears Shufflin' Crew: The Super Bowl Shuffle
          Music Video
          • Jim McMahon
          • 1985

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        85: The Greatest Team in Pro Football History
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        • Alternative name
          • Jim Mcmahon
        • Height
          • 1.85 m
        • Born
          • August 21, 1959
          • Jersey City, New Jersey, USA
        • Spouse
          • Nancy DainesMay 1, 1982 - 2009 (divorced, 4 children)
        • Other works
          TV commercial for Taco Bell (1986)
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          Known as much for being injury-prone and clashing with Bears then-head coach Mike Ditka than for his quarterbacking ability during his NFL days.
        • Nicknames
          • Jersey Jim
          • J.R.
          • The Punky QB

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        • How old is Jim McMahon?
          65 years old
        • When was Jim McMahon born?
          August 21, 1959
        • Where was Jim McMahon born?
          Jersey City, New Jersey, USA
        • What is Jim McMahon's birth name?
          James Robert McMahon
        • How tall is Jim McMahon?
          6 feet 1 inch, or 1.85 meters

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