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MichiganPacker2 posted:
Fedya posted:

Who gets the second wild card besides the Minnesota team?

Niners/Seahawks - whichever loses that division

Sure they get the first wildcard, but Henry's post suggests the Bears knock Minnesota out of the playoffs, meaning somebody else gets the second wild card.  The Rams would have to do well in the last four games to knock Minnesota out.

I should have phrased my post more clearly.

Rogers spotted at post game presser in camo cap. It's Bears season and he's huntin'!

It's what the NFL Shop is trying to sell is my guess.  I remember ages ago when the NFL started selling the sharktooth hats that suddenly, magically, everybody on the sidelines was wearing one:

(And don't forget they wouldn't let Mike Nolan wear a suit on the sidelines because they wanted him to wear team-branded sh!t.)

Goldie posted:

I'm hoping you're right about that YA.......I feel the Pack is losing ground, other teams are peaking, and the Pack is like, well, stinking up the joint.    hope they come to play next week.  

Who are you? And GTFO out of Goldie's account.

Fedya posted:

Who gets the second wild card besides the Minnesota team?

I think you need to take a good look at the Rams.

Who says Spermheads are making the playoffs? They don't have 10 wins yet. 

Goldie posted:

I'm hoping you're right about that YA.......I feel the Pack is losing ground, other teams are peaking, and the Pack is like, well, stinking up the joint.    hope they come to play next week.  

To quote Al Davis "just win baby"  Even if wins aren't pretty it is still a win.

With that in mind the Packers just need to keep taking care of business and that is especially true this weekend.  Nothing would be sweeter than to win this game at home and really damage any chance the Bores have of making the playoffs.

All that being said embrace the hate this week.   the Bears and their FIB fans.

Series Records:

  • Packers lead all time series 98-95-6. 
  • The current 3 game edge is tied for the largest advantage Green Bay has ever had - also had after the opener in 2018. 
  • The Bears largest advantage in the series is 24 games which they've had only twice as well. After loss in Lombardi's 3rd game vs Bears they led 50-26-6, and after a loss in Favre's first game vs Bears they led 81-57-6
  • Since that game Green Bay is 41-14
  • All Games in Green Bay: Green Bay 48-42-4
  • All Games in Chicago: Chicago 53-50-2

Points all time in series:

  • Green Bay 3444
  • Chicago 3411

Times Being Shut out:

  • Green Bay 15 times
  • Chicago 14 times

Most points in a game:

  • Green Bay 55
  • Chicago 61

Largest margin of victory

  • Green Bay: 49 (49-0)
  • Chicago: 54 (61-7)

Average margin of victory:

  • Green Bay: 11.806
  • Chicago: 11.832

Most common score by team:

  • Green Bay: 17 points (19 times)
  • Chicago: 14 points (18 times)

Most common final score:

  • 21-0; 20-17; 10-3; 7-6 (4 times each)

Final Score Margin:

  • 0: 6 times
  • 1-7: 83 times (Green Bay 43-40)
  • 8-14: 55 times (Green Bay 28-27)
  • 15-21: 33 times (Chicago 18-15)
  • 21+: 22 times (Green Bay 12-10)

Longest Winning Streaks Overall:

  • Green Bay: 10 (1994-1998)
  • Chicago: 8 (1985-1988)

Longest Winning Streaks In Chicago:

  • Green Bay: 11 (1994-2005)
  • Chicago: 11 (1941-1951)

Longest Winning Streaks in Green Bay:

  • Green Bay: 6 (1993-1998)
  • Chicago: 5 (1984-1988)

Record by Decade:

  • 1920s: Chicago 7-6-3
  • 1930s: Chicago 12-11-1
  • 1940s: Chicago 16-4-1
  • 1950s: Chicago 14-5-1
  • 1960s: Green Bay 15-5
  • 1970s: Chicago 11-9
  • 1980s: Chicago 11-7
  • 1990s: Green Bay 13-7
  • 2000s: Green Bay 12-8
  • 2010s: Green Bay 16-4
DH13 posted:

I am surprised that the 80's were only 11-7.  I would have guessed something more like 15-3.

The Heckler posted:

I am also shocked the Bears/Packers was only 11-7 in the 80's I swear it feels like the Packers never beat the Bears in the 80s.

 

I always think the same thing every time I look at that. I think a lot of that has to do with my (and I'd guess many of us) age. Born in 1970, I was getting to be far more into sports right then.  And 1983-1992 there was an 18 game stretch where Chicago went 15-3.  So just as I was getting more mature and more into fandom, the Ditka era Bears were just beating us all the time, so that was pretty seared into my brain.  But, Green Bay won 4 of 5 to start the 1980's and then swept the 89 series, which offsets a bit that 8 game winning streak (and 10 of 11) Chicago had...

DH13 posted:

They had the opportunity in the 55 burger game.  They took the high road and let up in the second half or they probably could have scored 70.

It was 42-0 at half.  AR had 6 TD passes.

I really really really wanted MM to keep the foot on the gas. I know risking AR, and blah blah blah.  

I wanted AR to get to 8 TD passes

I wanted >61 points

I wanted to humiliate them on national TV.  

Bears have won 3 in a row and 4 of 5 while having some key injuries, they haven’t really been blown out much. This is probably going to be a tough game especially based upon how the Packers have been playing.  The one thing is that the Bears haven’t run the ball particularly well this season which the Packers can’t seem to stop the run. 

SteveLuke posted:
The Heckler posted:

All these years later I still want revenge for that 61-7 beat down from the Bears.

Poor Bart.

The image of the pick 6 by Lenny Waltersheid, yes Lenny F'in Waltersheid, is forever seared into my memory.

At the time I remember thinking that perhaps this is the game they finally fire Bart who coached I think three more years.

I am to young to remember Starr the QB but I unfortunately remember Starr the coach.  I can still remember the old Bart Starr show in Green Bay that I think aired on Monday nights.  After one particularly bad game the only thing Starr had to say positive is showing film of how well David Beverly punted the ball the day before.  I swear that's true.  

TIMPRANILLO, I think you are right I think it has to do with when you got in to sports.  I was born in 66 and the Packers had one good year in 1972 (which I remember but not really well) and then NOTHING really until 1992.  Sure a strike shortened playoff appearance and a good year in 89 but that was it really and then a long time with nothing.

Yeah, that '85-'91 stretch was the brutal stretch with only the sweep by the Packers in '89 giving us all a brief rest from the misery of those years.  I would have never guessed just how much the Pack would turn the tables on them from '92 onwards.  The only sweeps I can remember by the Bears over the Pack since that time were '05 and '07.  Maybe there's been more but that's all I can remember.  There have been many more sweeps in the other direction.

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