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*** 2006 Chicago Bears Thread *** (1 Viewer)
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BigTuna
Footballguy
You got it right, Carolina can go to Chicago kick their ### then come to Seattle and get there ### kicked, just like last year!
Arm Chair Express
Footballguy
Week 16 when they come in to visit the Lions. As bad as they,ve been their offense is starting to click and hopefully the D will catch up a bit by then.
flapgreen
Footballguy
I'll agree with this. I still don't get all of the man love for the Giants. People have been saying the Bears will lose to them for weeks. I don't see it.
I dunno but that T-Shirt it's just pure arrogance. Plus Chicago is one of those superstitious sports towns. If I was a Bears fan I dont think I would jinx it by buying that shirt. I kind of view it like talking to a pitcher who has a no-no going into the 8th innning. Or the Goat Curse..... Bad Joo Joo in my books.Good deal. Only $20? Thanks for the link...But I still don't have an answer to why all the hate. I really wonder where all the haters are from. My guess... east coast.
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I think New England is the obvious choice, but really any of those Northeastern Road games could get them. I think even the Jets could have a shot at them (and I am a Bears fan).
I do not see the Rams as much of a threat, to be honest. The front 4 of the Bears should have no problem getting plenty of pressure on Bulger and the LB should have no problem getting to and stuffing SJax. Those two things make me think that the Rams WR's will struggle in that game, and consequently the Rams offense will struggle. The Bears offense likely will as well in that game, but I think they should have an easier go of it than the Rams.
But those three Northeaster Road games scare me a lot. I would not be shocked if they lost 2 or even possibly all 3 of those games. And that would be bad news.
I do not see the Rams as much of a threat, to be honest. The front 4 of the Bears should have no problem getting plenty of pressure on Bulger and the LB should have no problem getting to and stuffing SJax. Those two things make me think that the Rams WR's will struggle in that game, and consequently the Rams offense will struggle. The Bears offense likely will as well in that game, but I think they should have an easier go of it than the Rams.
But those three Northeaster Road games scare me a lot. I would not be shocked if they lost 2 or even possibly all 3 of those games. And that would be bad news.
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boubucarow
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Corrected. Arrogance in football is Chicago.I dunno but that T-Shirt it's just pure arrogance. Plus Chicago is one of those superstitious sports baseball towns. If I was a Bears fan I dont think I would jinx it by buying that shirt. I kind of view it like talking to a pitcher who has a no-no going into the 8th innning. Or the Goat Curse..... Bad Joo Joo in my books.Good deal. Only $20? Thanks for the link...
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jbird5150
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Yeah, kinda like making a video called Super Bowl Shuffle in the middle of a season. Oh, wait a minute...I dunno but that T-Shirt it's just pure arrogance. Plus Chicago is one of those superstitious sports towns. If I was a Bears fan I dont think I would jinx it by buying that shirt. I kind of view it like talking to a pitcher who has a no-no going into the 8th innning. Or the Goat Curse..... Bad Joo Joo in my books.Good deal. Only $20? Thanks for the link...
3nOut
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...or the Superbowl Shuffle.I dunno but that T-Shirt it's just pure arrogance. Plus Chicago is one of those superstitious sports towns. If I was a Bears fan I dont think I would jinx it by buying that shirt. I kind of view it like talking to a pitcher who has a no-no going into the 8th innning. Or the Goat Curse..... Bad Joo Joo in my books.Good deal. Only $20? Thanks for the link...
boubucarow
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Yeah, kinda like making a video called Super Bowl Shuffle in the middle of a season. Oh, wait a minute...
I think we made our point.
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3nOut
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You misunderstood the point. You talked about jinxes. The Superbowl Shuffle didn't jinx us. At least the '85 Bears backed it up. Don't think that other cities who are on a roll and who are having a good season don't do something that could be considered arrogant. Didn't the Bengals come out with a (bad) rap song last year? Who Dey? They didn't even back it up. A tshirt by some fans, cannot be compared to what the TEAM does. The Bears this year are very confident but pretty down to earth. Lovie won't let them. Yes the '85 Bears were arrogant but backed it up.boubucarow said:boubucarow said:jbird5150 said:Yeah, kinda like making a video called Super Bowl Shuffle in the middle of a season. Oh, wait a minute...I think we made our point.3nOut said:
3nOut
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I just found the thread from last year about the Colts. If you replace Colts with Bears, you have an almost identical thread. SeniorVBDStudent summed it up nicely in post #27:
Is it an east coast bias against the midwest? Or the hope that noone but their team goes undefeated?
The Grizzly One
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Dose of reality?? Hmmm. The Bears are 6-0 and will finish with a minimum 12 wins. That can't be the dose of reality of which you speak. The only logical conclusion I can come to as what the "dose of reality" is that people should ignore anything you have to say as your obviously clueless. I personally love all your little pissy posts, just makes you look more clueless as the weeks go by. Keep 'em coming as I will enjoy laughing at you with each Bear victory. Bears fans six laughs at Wilked's expense. Wilked ZERO laughs.lmao, sorry to break up the Bears homers sploogefest with a dose of reality dude...i'm not a moderator or anything, but i'm going to ask will you please stop pissing in this thread? address who you think will beat the bears with a little integrity and stop making jackass comments that don't pertain to the thread's topic.Ohhh really? As evidenced by what? You wanna come hang out with me and the Bears fans that are not too excited to be associatd with me? Ahhh I see the champs of the cake boys better stay at home with Mommie. Typical needless form of being accepted here by the little click. All too familiar and all too silly cake boy....something tells me that the bears homers aren't too excited about being associated with this dude Power Monster
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Colts would be very entertaining. If somehow I knew the Bears were in, I think I'd like to see the Steelers play em'. That'd be a real tough hardnosed superbowl. More often than not their pretty runs and passes, it'd be nice for a change to have a slugfest.Colts, in the superbowl.(that would be cool)
bullitt
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which two ???
Pygmy Marmoset
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I'm a rabid Bears fan and am very concerned about the Giants. Their receiver size is the issue I have - coupled with the ability to run the football. Plaxico's huge and Shockey, when he's on, is a serious pass-catching TE. It's just a lot of body to have to account for and still stop the run. Not saying it's a gimme for the Giants or anything, but they are a concern.
If their defense is coming into its own finally, the Giants are a legit contender.
If their defense is coming into its own finally, the Giants are a legit contender.
Hairy Snowman
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thank youGreat Post. Well thought out and a good read
There is one common opponent between the two - the Giants got stomped by that opponent and the Bears stomped that opponent. The Giants may very well win the game. Rex Grossman's issues have been on the road, and it'll be a tough game. But the Giants aren't definitely better than most of the teams in their division, let alone the Bears.Put these teams in Soldier Field in January, and the Bears will certainly be favored. Eli seems to unravel quicker than Peyton, and it would be interesting to see how he fared after a few smacks in the face, with a rabid crowd against him.
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boubucarow
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Really?The Raiders have played pretty good on defense all year. The only way they didn't win a game is if the defense gave up before it happened. As for the Cardinals, they were the victims of the most unreal collapse ever. To expect them to show up this week was asking a lot of a team that has shown no reason to believe in them.Bri said:
yeah well they seemed to be rallying behind Leinart. You have a fair point though
flapgreen
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Here's a stat for ya Einstein. To this point, the Bears have the 2nd largest point differential in the history of the NFL. It was the largest before the 49er's scored in the 2nd half. They showed it during the game today.
boubucarow
Footballguy
Yes, I have faith in Rex. He has had a couple of bad games versus Minnesota and Arizona but he has rebounded to great games following those games. He is very confident and will learn how to not force passes before the playoffs begin.
This will be relevent in January how?Here's a stat for ya Einstein. To this point, the Bears have the 2nd largest point differential in the history of the NFL. It was the largest before the 49er's scored in the 2nd half. They showed it during the game today.
Exactly what NFC team will come to chicago and beat them? I don't see one team that can do that. There are a couple AFC teams i think could possibly be better than the bears, but that wouldn't be till the super bowl. Why wouldn't we have faith? One bad game, one so so game and 5 pretty damn good ones. Rex is fine.
flapgreen
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If you're going to look at it that way, we could say that about every team so far. What more would it take for you to think they're a great team? Going deep in the playoffs? Winning the Super Bowl? As I stated, they have one of the highest point differentials in the NFL history through 7 games and they're undefeated. Regardless of what you think, the facts say they've been a great team so far this year. I guess it depends on how you're defining the word great.This will be relevent in January how?Here's a stat for ya Einstein. To this point, the Bears have the 2nd largest point differential in the history of the NFL. It was the largest before the 49er's scored in the 2nd half. They showed it during the game today.
bullitt
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GRIDIRON ASSASSIN
Footballguy
Did the Bears play today?
I'm sure the geriatric pukes from Miami are getting ready to come up to Chicago and 'jinx' the Bears 'perfect season' next Sunday.
Bring up Czonka and Buniconti....
The latter of whom had one of the most assinine comments on Inside the NFL several years ago. "Everybody can see that Jim Miller was juiced up on something - to go from being a journeyman QB to posting back to back 300 yard games...."
Bring it Dull-Phins. Nice investment with Nick Saban too btw.
I'm sure the geriatric pukes from Miami are getting ready to come up to Chicago and 'jinx' the Bears 'perfect season' next Sunday.
Bring up Czonka and Buniconti....
The latter of whom had one of the most assinine comments on Inside the NFL several years ago. "Everybody can see that Jim Miller was juiced up on something - to go from being a journeyman QB to posting back to back 300 yard games...."
Bring it Dull-Phins. Nice investment with Nick Saban too btw.
Ministry of Pain
Footballguy
Miami fans have had little to cheer about. This would really be something to do it to Chicago again and be the team to hand them their 1st loss just like 1985.
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It's sure looking like it. I think 85 had more of a impact though. That Bear team was like 11-0 and they were dominating everyone. This particular Bear team is undefeated .but i dont consider them nearly as dominant as the 85 team. I remember that game though ,Marino ,Mark Clayton and Duper were on fire that night.
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Ministry of Pain
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I was about 11 years old when that game was played...it was insane.
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MLBrandow
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Tell you what though... it isn't so much that the Bears are sucking as the Dolphins just look great.... they really look like a football team.
Assani Fisher
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1985 BearsWeek | Opponent | Result | Score |+--------+-------------------------------+----------+---------+| 1 | Tampa Bay Buccaneers | W | 38-28 || 2 | New England Patriots | W | 20- 7 || 3 | at Minnesota Vikings | W | 33-24 || 4 | Washington Redskins | W | 45-10 || 5 | at Tampa Bay Buccaneers | W | 27-19 || 6 | at San Francisco 49ers | W | 26-10 || 7 | Green Bay Packers | W | 23- 7 || 8 | Minnesota Vikings | W | 27- 9 || 9 | at Green Bay Packers | W | 16-10 || 10 | Detroit Lions | W | 24- 3 || 11 | at Dallas Cowboys | W | 44- 0 || 12 | Atlanta Falcons | W | 36- 0 |2006 BearsWeek | Opponent | Result | Score |+--------+-------------------------------+----------+---------+| 1 | at Green Bay Packers | W | 26- 0 || 2 | Detroit Lions | W | 34- 7 || 3 | at Minnesota Vikings | W | 19-16 || 4 | Seattle Seahawks | W | 37- 6 || 5 | Buffalo Bills | W | 40- 7 || 6 | at Arizona Cardinals | W | 24-23 || 7 | || 8 | San Francisco 49ers | W | 41-10 |
Ministry of Pain
Footballguy
But Grossman is turning the ball over a lot. That may be because of Miami's defense but Chicago is not helping themselves today.
ImTheScientist
Footballguy
The Dolphins
jbird5150
Footballguy
6 turnovers (so far). Kudos to the Fins, who have been hitting hard all day.
Best thing to happen to the Bears. A humiliating AFC loss to a subpar team, at home, right before heading into that killer road trip. Maybe this will get their heads on straight before the playoff run in December.
Best thing to happen to the Bears. A humiliating AFC loss to a subpar team, at home, right before heading into that killer road trip. Maybe this will get their heads on straight before the playoff run in December.
bostonfred
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"ouch"Did the Bears play today?
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