Thread: How far will the Chicago Bears make it in the playoffs?

I think we will do no worse than the NFC Championship Game. I think the Packers will defeat the Falcons. Then, there will be the issue of some payback to be had against the Packers for them nearly shutting us out on January 2. The third time's the rubber match and the charm; I say the Bears win and go to Dallas to play the Patriots in a rematch of Super Bowl XX and of earlier this season.

All the way, Baby! I think that they will beat Seattle tomorrow, and I think they can beat ATL or GB. I'm not as hopeful about winning the superbowl if we play the Pats, though.

I don't think that Lovie Smith will allow the Bears to be throttled against the Patriots if we get that far again. We were not prepared mentally or physically to handle the elements and the Patriots were. The Patriots nearly were intercepted three times in that game, and had we intercepted Brady those three times plus not have Johnny Knox fumble away a ball that was returned for a touchdown, I think that game could have had a completely different score. That game could have ended in a Bears' win in a low scoring affair in white-out conditions.

As for the Seahawks, we're going to be out for blood. I have been keeping tabs with Chris Harris on his blog/website as well as I've been messaging him on his Facebook, and on his Internet site, he's says the team is looking at this game as a chance for payback from earlier this season. I look for the Bears to win the game by a score of 34-13, and that's being generous to the Seahawks. If we can apply enough pressure on Matt Hasselbeck and not allow Marshawn Lynch to have a big day, this one will be a cake walk and could possibly wind up playing out like the second Vikings game.

Provided that we get by Seattle, we will have our hands full with the Packers. Green Bay is a hot team right now, and they showed that they are for real after a tough win over the Eagles and a blow out victory over the Falcons. We lost the game on January 2 to the Packers because Mike Martz stopped running the football and became too greedy by putting Jay Cutler into bad situations where he had to pass the football, which resulted in Cutler being sacked six times. I look for this possible third installment to be just as hard fought, and a defensive donnybrook to boot. If we beat the Seahawks, we will have momentum of our own going into the NFC Championship Game against the Packers, with the aid of 62,000 of the team's best friends cheering the Bears on. My prediction if we get to the NFC Championship Game: Bears 21, Packers 17. Dallas, Texas, I hope you are ready for a few thousand members of Bears' Nation to hit Cowboys Stadium for the biggest party of the year!

Originally Posted by Dagan81

I don't think that Lovie Smith will allow the Bears to be throttled against the Patriots if we get that far again. We were not prepared mentally or physically to handle the elements and the Patriots were. The Patriots nearly were intercepted three times in that game, and had we intercepted Brady those three times plus not have Johnny Knox fumble away a ball that was returned for a touchdown, I think that game could have had a completely different score. That game could have ended in a Bears' win in a low scoring affair in white-out conditions.

As for the Seahawks, we're going to be out for blood. I have been keeping tabs with Chris Harris on his blog/website as well as I've been messaging him on his Facebook, and on his Internet site, he's says the team is looking at this game as a chance for payback from earlier this season. I look for the Bears to win the game by a score of 34-13, and that's being generous to the Seahawks. If we can apply enough pressure on Matt Hasselbeck and not allow Marshawn Lynch to have a big day, this one will be a cake walk and could possibly wind up playing out like the second Vikings game.

Provided that we get by Seattle, we will have our hands full with the Packers. Green Bay is a hot team right now, and they showed that they are for real after a tough win over the Eagles and a blow out victory over the Falcons. We lost the game on January 2 to the Packers because Mike Martz stopped running the football and became too greedy by putting Jay Cutler into bad situations where he had to pass the football, which resulted in Cutler being sacked six times. I look for this possible third installment to be just as hard fought, and a defensive donnybrook to boot. If we beat the Seahawks, we will have momentum of our own going into the NFC Championship Game against the Packers, with the aid of 62,000 of the team's best friends cheering the Bears on. My prediction if we get to the NFC Championship Game: Bears 21, Packers 17. Dallas, Texas, I hope you are ready for a few thousand members of Bears' Nation to hit Cowboys Stadium for the biggest party of the year!

I think we'll beat the Packers by at least 3 more touchdowns than that. I think we'll face the Patriots again, and win 47-9.

Originally Posted by Henry Burris

I think we'll beat the Packers by at least 3 more touchdowns than that. I think we'll face the Patriots again, and win 47-9.

You speak as if the Super Bowl hasn't up and passed us by yet.

No way, Burris. We'll wipe out Seattle and then barely beat GB in the title game. We'll play the Ravens and the superbowl... For which we win and then Ray Lewis will kill somebody in the parkinglot.

Originally Posted by blinddeafmute

No way, Burris. We'll wipe out Seattle and then barely beat GB in the title game. We'll play the Ravens and the superbowl... For which we win and then Ray Lewis will kill somebody in the parkinglot.

No way! We will play the Steelers, for which we will emerge victorious and Ben Roethlisberger will go out on a raping binge in the city of Dallas.