thoughts from yesterday

Scav · #1 10-02-2006, 12:20 PM

You both are crazy, there isn't a team that is as three dimensional as us, you will see, we are just quicker then everyone, at all positions

Pointg5 · #2 10-02-2006, 12:26 PM

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Originally Posted by Scav

You both are crazy, there isn't a team that is as three dimensional as us, you will see, we are just quicker then everyone, at all positions

There's no one in the NFL that's heads and shoulders above anyone else, it's been a strange year. I wouldn't be surprised to see Chicago go to the Super Bowl, but they won't win. They are good, but you need to stop drinking the Kool Aid, they will not be close to undefeated, 12-4 or 11-5....

Scav · #3 10-02-2006, 12:36 PM

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Originally Posted by Pointg5

There's no one in the NFL that's heads and shoulders above anyone else, it's been a strange year. I wouldn't be surprised to see Chicago go to the Super Bowl, but they won't win. They are good, but you need to stop drinking the Kool Aid, they will not be close to undefeated, 12-4 or 11-5....

We fought about this last year and went no where, we have an easy trip to Miami. AFC is down this year, Indy/NE are brutal, Pittsburgh is still hung over. Ravens still have issues with scoring. Cincy is dangerous but we know that defense wins championships, and their is questionable at best. Denver, yeah right, Jake Plummer always finds a way to get nuts. San Diego, not with Philip Rivers, but their D is right, especially their front seven.

#4 10-02-2006, 12:41 PM

Add the Redskins to the list that could beat the Bears.

They're a completely different team with Portis healthy.

#5 10-02-2006, 12:50 PM

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Originally Posted by Scav

We fought about this last year and went no where, we have an easy trip to Miami. AFC is down this year, Indy/NE are brutal, Pittsburgh is still hung over. Ravens still have issues with scoring. Cincy is dangerous but we know that defense wins championships, and their is questionable at best. Denver, yeah right, Jake Plummer always finds a way to get nuts. San Diego, not with Philip Rivers, but their D is right, especially their front seven.

Scav you must still be drunk, you really must. Indy is brutal? Now how do you figure that exactly? Dude, Indy is the team with the horseshoe on the side of the helmets with Manning at qb, they wear blue and white. No way have you been watching the same team as me if you think Indy is brutal.

And lets be honest, you play the easiest schedule in the NFL this year, thats true. That gets you a free pass to the playoffs, not to Miami. Eagles, Giants, Cowboys, redskins is a very good division. And while they won't have a gaudy record because they all have to play each other all year, the one who emerges at years end from there can definitely beat the Bears in the playoffs. Last year didn't go so well for you in the playoffs, what exactly has changed?
And did you really compare Jones to Payton?
Dude, you musta tied a real good one on last night, drink lots of water.

Pointg5 · #6 10-02-2006, 01:53 PM

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Originally Posted by Scav

We fought about this last year and went no where, we have an easy trip to Miami. AFC is down this year, Indy/NE are brutal, Pittsburgh is still hung over. Ravens still have issues with scoring. Cincy is dangerous but we know that defense wins championships, and their is questionable at best. Denver, yeah right, Jake Plummer always finds a way to get nuts. San Diego, not with Philip Rivers, but their D is right, especially their front seven.

Yes we did fight about this last year and I told you that they were in a terrible division that they would win and that they will make the Playoffs, but be bounced early. Remember that?

It's fine to be a fan and even somewhat of a blowhard, but you are talking nonsense...

1st_Saturday_in_May · #7 10-02-2006, 02:17 PM

Rex Grossman LOL. Its only a matter of time before he does something stupid - he always does. He didnt wake up one morning and decide not to suck anymore. His old qualities will catch up to him...

Your schedule is a joke, thats for sure. Compare it to what Cincy and Pittsburgh are playing for a chuckle. But, thats not Chicagos problem...they got luck. We can chalk up the game at New England to a loss, as well as the one at New York. Will probably go 12-4 or 13-3 but that dont mean **** in the playoffs

#8 10-02-2006, 02:22 PM

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Rex Grossman LOL. Its only a matter of time before he does something stupid - he always does. He didnt wake up one morning and decide not to suck anymore. His old qualities will catch up to him...

LOL!!
I'm sorry but I'm going to have to steal that line and use it!!
Everyone thought Hasselbeack woke up and decided that, until he got to play a game without Alexander last night, and guess what, he must have decided when he woke up that he sucked again.
Pete Carroll was the same way. I guess when he decided to go for it on 4th and 1 AND without Bush in the backfield, and then decided to call a panicked timeout that he desperately needed before a two point attempt last year in the championship game, that he must have wokenup and decided he still sucked also!!!!!
You gotta love bandwagon guys.

Scav · #9 10-02-2006, 02:35 PM

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Originally Posted by Pointg5

Yes we did fight about this last year and I told you that they were in a terrible division that they would win and that they will make the Playoffs, but be bounced early. Remember that?

It's fine to be a fan and even somewhat of a blowhard, but you are talking nonsense...

I remember that, but we had KYLE ORTON as our QB and couldn't move the ball, and we got smoked by ONE GUY.....not worried about it this year

#10 10-02-2006, 02:49 PM

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I remember that, but we had KYLE ORTON as our QB and couldn't move the ball, and we got smoked by ONE GUY.....not worried about it this year

Since Grossman moves slow, if I were a Bears fan I'd be REAL worried about EXACTLY that. Those slow guys are tough to get through a season inone piece, especially the ones who have been injury prone.

Scav · #11 10-02-2006, 02:55 PM

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Since Grossman moves slow, if I were a Bears fan I'd be REAL worried about EXACTLY that. Those slow guys are tough to get through a season inone piece, especially the ones who have been injury prone.

Yo we have Greise who is a machine in this offense, best backup in all of football. i am FAR from worried about this season, even if Grossman goes down, we are hooked up, and we have a 10 game winner in his ROOKIE year 3rd string, loaded from all angles.

where we would be screwed is at WR, if Muhammed or Berrian go down, we are in trouble