Bill Tobin, Influential NFL Executive and Architect of the 1985 Bears, Dies at 83

Bill Tobin, renowned for building the legendary 1985 Chicago Bears and his impactful tenure with the Indianapolis Colts, has passed away at the age of 83.

Bill Tobin, a key figure in NFL history, died at 83, leaving behind a legacy of successful team building.
Tobin's career highlights include crafting the 1985 Chicago Bears, a team celebrated for its dominant Super Bowl win.
He served as the GM for the Indianapolis Colts and the Detroit Lions, significantly influencing their strategies and successes.
Tobin was known for his sharp eye for talent, drafting several Hall of Famers like Marshall Faulk and Marvin Harrison.
His memorable public exchange with analyst Mel Kiper during the 1994 NFL Draft remains a notable moment in sports media.