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  1. I think just based on the fact that the Bears are one game ahead in the standings and the remaining head to head is in chicago gives them the advantage but anything is possible.
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  2. I think we're better if our offense gets back on track. Rodgers looked shell shocked last game and couldn't pass or even throw the ball away. Worse yet, he's been fumbling at very inopportune times creating 7 to 14 point swings. If they give better protection and Rodgers gets his confidence back the sky is really the limit, as we've seen how good this offense can be. The improved defense is a bonus and should be enough to give an injured Bears team fits. My biggest concern is the coaching, which has been very vanilla this year, and lack of effort. The Pack has only come to one or two games with a very strong effort and that is bothersome. I know they've had so much success in the past two years that some may be getting complacent, but a good coach won't tolerate that for a second. I think this next game will say a lot to the question, How far can the Packers go this year?
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    • Coaching has been vanilla for sure!
      Is it the injuries,lack of talent,lack of imagination, There is no excuse for a lack of effort though.YES,its a long physical season and you cant play all out 100% of the time,but, they have underperformed many games so far.NOW, we have 4 division games,so we should get maximum effort as division games are most important and we can determine our own fate,Win out and the division is ours.
  3. Who is Bucky Brooks and why should his opinion be important to me?
  4. Clearly it was the Bear defense and running game that catapulted them over the Packers earlier this season.
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  5. the OL has been our weakest link from the get-go! Saturday seems to get less effective by the week, then you have Bulaga out and that weakens us at 2 positions, in effect we're weaker at three OL spots
  6. What are they talking about? They're the Bears, they suck.
  7. No matter what happens, one thing never changes, and never CAN change: THE BEARS STILL SUCK!
  8. What blueprint in recent years suggests running wins in the postseason? As far as I can tell only passing teams have made the superbowl in recent years.

    That said, I'd love it if the Bears think they're the class of the division. The Packers are way better as underdogs and it doesn't matter who is what at this point, just keep winning. We already beat them once, let them think they are the dream team for all I care.
  9. We pretty much know, that the expectations for the Packers is higher then just being better then the Bears. Unfortunately, at this point, it appears that the Packers are not yet Superbowl good. Bulaga gave us a "good enough" line, but there's no one who CAN step up. Hope I'm wrong.