They showed up!quote:Originally posted by CUPackFan:
Anyone know what the Patriots did exactly to beat the Bears by 29 points?
Patriots used their spread O. Their OL gave Brady enough time to execute it.
Well, Bears' fans can say all they want about being better than the Packers. The many impartial fans of other teams around here that I have talked with, gave the same assessment as I do, having heard many times here: "I think the Bears are frauds"
Better teams are supposed to win.
Supposedly.
F'n rain.
Supposedly.
F'n rain.
Also, nice job, Fond Du.
quote:Originally posted by The GBP Rules:
If anyone really thinks the Bears are going to score 30+ points against Green Bay's defense I think they are insane. Most they have given up all season was 26 and that was week 4.
New England put up 31 but they have an offense Martz can only dream of.
NE scored 14 points off a 36 yard interception return and a 320lb Slob running a kickoof back to the 4. We held Brady in check. And Woodson dropped an easy pick on a TD drive. Remember, we were up 17-7 until Connolly ran it back 70 yards.
I know how NE scored. I would assume any B3@rz score predictions higher than the low 20's would include some big plays from the defense and ST's.
quote:Originally posted by Fond Du Arrigo:quote:Originally posted by DeepChicago:
Well, well, well. Lookee here. It seems the two upstart teams from the NFC North actually do have some star power. The EasternSeaboardprogrammingnetwork had it all wrong, didn't they?
The Packers, witha coach whose playcalling is questionable, all the injuries,the bust AJ Hawk, somehow, someway made it to the NFC Championship game. They lost their starting RB and Stud TE yet still beatthe Medias #1 pickthe Falcons last week. Who else did they beat? How about playoff team after playoff team?LittleGreen Bay, in theclumsyNFC North. My, how far you've come.
The Bears, with an aging defensive scheme and old players to boot, somehow made it to the NFC Championship game. Mike Brown is gone. Tommie Harris is a shell of his former self and Urlacher is old and coming off an injury. Winners of the NFC North. Cutler may have been sacked nearly 60 times but he kept getting up. He stayed positive and his team and its fans supported him. Forte stayed healthy and Devin found his way again. Bears beat the Packers once this year. They beat the Jets and they beat Pittsburgh last time they played them.
The most storied rivalry in the NFL comes down to this. Two teams. Two cities. Two burning desires to be the worlds best. It is with great honor that I break down the game:
Bears O VS. Packers D
Cutler has struggled vs. the Packers. The Bears did play the Packers tough in week 17but everything they showed was vanilla.Martz and CO will be more than ready for Capers and his band of overachievers. How? Not because of Jay Cutler, although he has the potential to get hot and win the game. The answer is very simple-Matt Forte. Packers cannot stop him and he's healthy and hot. Olin knows this is his last shot and will shut down BJ. The only way the Bears can win this game is if Matt Forte can eclipse 150 total yards.Look for Martz to put the game on Fortes shoulders with a wide dose of screens to he and Olsen. Then, look for Knox and Devin to get deep. If Tramonthe rookiecan keep playing at thisunexpectedhigh level the Packers will have a chance.
Packers O vs. Bears DRodgers is the next Montana. You'd believe that if you listened to the media.G.B. is favored despite being the road teamand everyone on every coast are waiting in line to say "I told you so" about Rodgers and his Packers. Not so fast. Somehow, some way, Lovie's cover two gives Rodgers problems. It's not the pass rush, but the Bears are in his head to a certain extent. Tillman, much like Kruetz is aging and breaking down, and has stripped the Packers down more than a hooker on NYE. Lovie wants to beat the Packers as much as the fanbase and he will work with Rod M. to develop another gameplan. Sheer will and hustle will keep the Packers from exploding the scoreboard.If the Bears can contain the big play against G.B.'s tough and talented WR's, the game will have to play out on the ground and that is where G.B. will struggle.The Bears will not allow over 80 yards on the ground. With Rodgers passing nearly every play in the fourth quarter in the elements, at Solider field, look for the oportunistic Bears to cash in.
Special TeamsWeek 17s outstanding performance aside, the Packers Special Teams "coach" should be fired. Just one more game, Packer fan, one more game.This area is unquestionably a strength for the Bears. Devin Hester is a beast and lives for the big game. Same goes for Robbie.
Final prediction and score
As much as I want my Bears to win, I want the Packers to lose. I want their players crying in the endzone when that gun goes off. I want them bloody, bruised and sulking all the way back to Green Bay. TheoverhypedPackers and their fans wish they could play the underdog role, but they cannot.Everyone is picking them and already crowning them. Hopefully Rodgers' cute (i.e., gay) little championship belt celebration will bite him in his dumbass. I've never seen a more obnoxious celebration. Out of a QB nonetheless. After a first down. Pathetic.
Packers 10
Bears 16
Edited to remove all bias and (numerous) inaccuracies.
Nice Job! Funny as hell. Thanks.
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