Comments on: Chicago Bears in the PLAYOFFS?

By: CHRISTOPHER

CHRISTOPHER — Sat, 22 Nov 2008 05:49:23 +0000

One Game at a Time – If Da Bears win where they should, they win the division. Easy as that. This week – Chicago is over a TD favortie while MN and GB are both underdogs on the road. If Chicago doesn’t hold the lead after this week, then it may be time to worry. GB has proven they can’t win the close games – lost to MN by 1, lost in OT to TN, etc. If they had Brett Favre….we’ll never know. Thank god. Next year – Chicago needs to utilize Hester more and buy a quarterback – Cassel? Leinart? Palmer?

By: Perno

Perno — Fri, 21 Nov 2008 17:44:16 +0000

Towel has not been thrown, but the hand is going towards the pocket…red challenge-flag style. Smoke them Rams!

By: Doug Greger

Doug Greger — Thu, 20 Nov 2008 21:59:35 +0000

Roy,

I picked the Bears to finish 7-9 also. I agree with you that even if the Bears make the playoffs they will get smoked.

By: Roy Taylor

Roy Taylor — Thu, 20 Nov 2008 19:28:54 +0000

There’s Higgins! I was wondering. As always, I hope you’re right. You going to the game in St. Louis Higgins…don’t you live down there somewhere’s? I’ll be there…

By: Higgins

Higgins — Thu, 20 Nov 2008 18:20:57 +0000

I am back. One game, yes we played aweful in it, yes it was against the Packers, but it was only one game. We were without our quarterback against the Titans. We didn’t show up against the Packers. Every other game, except the first Lions game, has been a hard fought battle to the end where both our defense and offense kept us in the game at times. Don’t everyone throw in the towel yet. We still have the Rams and Texans on our schedule.

By: jdm

jdm — Thu, 20 Nov 2008 15:51:43 +0000

Roy, it doesn’t look good right now. I think we all agree. However, let’s not forgot, the Packers and Vikings aren’t anything to write home about either. So, the Packers blew out the Bears last Sunday? Whoppie. They also failed to get 200 yards of offense the previous week. They have not been consistant all season. The Bears also blew out the Packers last year in a game the Packers needed to get HOF. That didn’t seem to ruin the Packers season too much. The Vikings, the media’s sexy pick to win the Super Bowl, hasn’t won an outdoor game all season. With this in mind, 9-7 and maybe even 8-8 will win the division. I see none of these teams finishing the season 5-1, especially since the Vikings still have to play the Giants and Cardinals.

The Bears may very well tank, but I’m hardly scared of their competition in the division. If they showed me anything this year, I might think otherwise. Last time I checked, they all have the same record.