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01-25-2011, 08:13 AM #741
I don't think it was stupid either. We put our best unit on the field first. Many good things could have come of it, but it didn't. Also, at the end of the half, had we been able to put points on the board we would have had momentum going into the half with the ball to start the 3rd quarter. It didn't turn out that way, but the scenario existed until Jay through the INT.
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01-25-2011, 08:14 AM #742 
Originally Posted by
Riczaj01 
I Agree w/Phil/Benji. Don't let THAT O get a chance to get momentum. Let Rodgers cool off from the warmups, and have a little pressure on him if we score first. Also don't let their D have any chance of being able to pin their ears back b/c their O gives them the lead.
Well hindsight is always 20/20.
I agree in not letting Rodgers build momentum, but at the time, i figured our D would be able to stop them early, they seemed to be able to do it in week 17. Unfortunately, this was not the case.
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01-25-2011, 08:48 AM #743 Originally Posted by
De_real_deal Now i'm glad your shit ass team got beat down like bitches, haha. Thanks for reminding me why i hated da barez. Have fun watching the packers win another Lombardi fellas.
Really? That offends you. After your dumb ass trolls the board? You post shit, you'll get shit back. If you want to talk big boy football, then you'll get respected.
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01-25-2011, 12:30 PM #744 Originally Posted by
chisportsfan It takes a big person to apologize and It's frankly good to see. I respect the opinions of many posters on this board, even when I don't agree with them. That's why it's fun to visit and participate.
We have work to do in the off season to get back to the NFC Championship game. 2010 was a great year for the Bears. With all the issues facing this team going into the season they rose to the occasion and outperformed my expectations for this team. Losing to the Packers in the NFC Championship game is a tough pill to swallow; however, I am glad that we finally faced the Packers with so much on the line. Over the past 40 years, are teams have been good and sometimes great, but never at the same time. I look forward to the 2011 battles with the Packers.
Agreed. It seems like we're either both out of it or one of us is blowing chunks while the other is playoff bound. I think if we both continue to upgrade our lines, you upgrade receivers and dbs, we find a run game that works more than sporadically and a special teams unit that doesn't fail horribly and we're going to see a lot more awesome Packer/Bear games in the coming seasons.
These are two young and talented teams that should hopefully stay that way for years to come.
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01-29-2011, 09:27 PM #745 Originally Posted by
Evernight Agreed. It seems like we're either both out of it or one of us is blowing chunks while the other is playoff bound. I think if we both continue to upgrade our lines, you upgrade receivers and dbs, we find a run game that works more than sporadically and a special teams unit that doesn't fail horribly and we're going to see a lot more awesome Packer/Bear games in the coming seasons.
These are two young and talented teams that should hopefully stay that way for years to come.
I haven't been on here in a few days, mainly because the loss in the NFC Championship Game emotionally drained me. But I agree. This might be the first series of match-ups between the Packers and the Bears where the NFC North Division Championship will have a lot riding on the winner(s). Lord knows that Minnesota is going to take a few years to rebuild since they don't have a quarterback that's worth killing, and Detroit is always Detroit, though they showed this year that they may have something positive to build on. I have to believe that the two teams in the NFC North that are going to be the prohibitive favorites are going to be the Bears and the Packers, with the Packers probably going to get the slight edge over us until we come up with an offensive line, a go-to wide receiver, and a cornerback. The Packers need help with their special teams, as you said, plus with the run blocking. This could be the best divisional rivalry in football in terms of what's on the line; it will certainly challenge Pittsburgh/Baltimore and New England/N.Y. Jets.
gammabears say BEAR DOWN!
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