2004 2003 Baltimore Ravens The Chicago Bears (1995) Colorado Buffaloes vs. Pittsburgh Steelers in 1992 Kordell Stewart (Dates) joined the team. He played seven seasons for the Bears, finishing with 28 touchdowns passes and 54 interceptions. He also had 2,411 yards rushing and was awarded the NFL MVP award after leading the Bears to the playoffs each season he was there. In addition to playing football, Stewart also competed in two Olympic games as a sprinter. His best result was eighth place in the 200 meters at the 1996 Olympics in Atlanta. After retiring from football in 2005, Stewart returned to South Carolina where he worked as an assistant coach at Columbia University before being hired by his old team, the Bears, in 2009. He was fired after three seasons where he completed only 57 percent of his passes for 1,917 yards with 14 touchdowns versus 21 interceptions. Stewart's career was marked by inconsistency which led to his downfall. However, when he was good, he was very good. His talent was never in question but it didn't help that he got injured too often. After playing nine seasons in the NFL, Stewart has yet to find a new team but he still hopes to get back into the league one day.