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That's the Cousins everyone Knows  

Fun seeing Diggs lose his cool. Man that guy is an emotional wreck. 

Several  Unsportsmanlike penalties on the queens ...thought they should have called one on Harry Smith for the late hit and a defenseless helmet to helmet on Kendricks. 

Pikes Peak posted:
NedFlanders posted:

Cousins looks average against a good defense. Just like he did in D. C.

Most average QB's do

Most average $90,000,000,000,000 QBs do, you mean. Mr INT threw 2 more. I hope our young CBs are watching this game and licking their chops.

$90 Trillion - - Perfect

He throws INT's at the worst time. Did it vs. Green Bay (taken away by refs), he did it last night, he did it in Washington. 

He's an average QB. Just good enough to get you into the playoffs only to lose once you get there. Enjoy the Season Vike fans.

YATittle posted:

Neither team looks to be in the same bandwidth as the Saints and Rams

That's true but CHI seems more capable of getting there.  They're still young with a lot of new pieces on both sides of the ball and coaches.  Once everyone gets on the same page, they might have something there.  MIN seems to have peaked.

The Vikings kind of mortgaged their future with Cousins. He hasn't played that many games with the Queens, but it's not looking good. Someone on ESPN radio compared him to Matt Stafford last night.

I admit the Vikings are better than the Packers right now. (Hey it happens, teams go up and down).  What really has to be frustrating for Viking fans if after years of trying to catch up with the Packers, they finally do, Only to, almost immediately get passed by the Bears.

If you look at the Bears schedule, their challenge lies ahead. The Packers, got all of their warts, have a pretty winnable 6 remaining games. Their toughest stretch is behind them- 2 road games back to back  in the farthest reaches of US geography and a Thursday game. Of the remaining actual road trips, only the Jets remain. Everything else is close (Chicago, Minneapolis)- like an hour flight max- or they’re at home. 

Honestly, 6-0 is in their wheelhouse. It’s insane... but the division is still up for grabs. Bears have 2 coastal road trips let, albeit against different competition than the Packers (NYG & SF). But still, the data is out there that the travel has a distinct impact, and the Bears sure look to me like they’re playing over their heads. If MN gets that should-have-been pick 6 instead of the Bears getting a FG, that game last night is a loss. 

justanotherpackerfan posted:

I admit the Vikings are better than the Packers right now. 

No they're really not except in "record" which has been handed to them by the league & their officials.

justanotherpackerfan posted:

What really has to be frustrating for Viking fans if after years of trying to catch up with the Packers, they finally do, Only to, almost immediately get passed by the Bears.

Bears are a better team than the Vikings & they proved it over 60 minutes last night.

CHI has maybe 2 games left they "should" lose, LAR and maybe @ MIN.  They should win the other games.  

How anyone can see us winning 6 more games is beyond me.

Same with thinking GB is a better team than MIN, or even equal.  Forget the records and the ref/NFL Viking fan excuses.  My eyes see a clear difference between the two teams.

I'll give you the Vikings are a more cohesive TEAM right now, but I 100% guarantee you the Vikings are not "better". They should've lost to the Packers not tied - I refuse to give that up & if I had control of the record books I would be putting an asterisk next to that game in the Packer media guide, along with the Fail Mary. **** the NFL! & their manufacturing excitement by controlling games with their refs. 

It's not just Packer games either - watch around the league. It's a terrible product

A loss next week in MN and our season is over in November.    The need to run the table for a chance and it's doable.    They've shown they can beat both MN and CHG, the other challenging game will be ATL. 

DH13 posted:
YATittle posted:

Neither team looks to be in the same bandwidth as the Saints and Rams

That's true but CHI seems more capable of getting there.  They're still young with a lot of new pieces on both sides of the ball and coaches.  Once everyone gets on the same page, they might have something there.  MIN seems to have peaked.

Agreed.  I thought even before the first regular seasons snap of this year that the Bears would emerge in 2019 as a contender.  They've been better than I thought they would be this year.

If there is one thing that can give the Pack some hope for catching the Bears this year, it's that Trubisky still has a ways to go.  I think he's a decent QB and has a chance to be really good someday, but I don't think he's there yet.  He's a poor man's Favre, mobile with a really good arm, still throws it up for grabs way too much.

The Bears do have some "easy" road games, but as they found out vs. Miami sometimes even those "easy" games can be tougher on the road.   The Giants and 49ers aren't very good, but they are competing and have enough tools to spring an upset on them in their home ball parks.  Of course if the Pack doesn't take care of business AT Minnesota and AT Chicago, any hope of catching these teams is for naught. 

I think a whole lot will be decided THIS weekend, first and foremost  GB must win in Minn, that gives GB the tiebreaker there. Detroit always plays well  on Thanksgiving,  an upset over the Bears is very possible there.

Agreed, I was surprised the Lions beat Carolina.  If they can do that, they can beat the Bears too....  that said the Lions have been shockingly bad at times, you just never know which Detroit team shows up. 

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