Whats the chances that Chicago

[fairviewfarmer]

Beats the pack ??? They beat them in the first meeting (at Lambeau no less) can they beat them again??
Sorry if this subject has been covered already in a previous thread .

 

[theogt]

31%

http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/intel?gameId=271223003

 

[Hoofbite]

31%

http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/intel?gameId=271223003

haha, I've never seen that before. Wonder what the chances are that Miami beats New England....
:laugh2:

 

[AsthmaField]

haha, I've never seen that before. Wonder what the chances are that Miami beats New England....
:laugh2:

95%

http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/intel?gameId=271223017

 

[circasurvive]

The Packers didnt have Koren Robinson the first game which meant they didnt use the big 5 yet. Ryan Grant played his first game last time against the Bears and he fumbled on his first carry. They also lost on bad officiating if anyone watched the game. The coach challenged the spot of the ball and the spot was changed however it didnt affect the first down but the refs still took away a Packer timeout which was needed to stp the clock at the end of the game for the Pack. It didnt help that rookie reciever James Jones fumbled twice in that game on scoring position.

The point is noone get lucky twice. If the Cowboys played the Eagles today again the Cowboys would dominate it.

 

[Boysboy]

Beats the pack ??? They beat them in the first meeting (at Lambeau no less) can they beat them again??
Sorry if this subject has been covered already in a previous thread .

Well-Philly supposedly had no shot to beat us last week, especially with their putrid O, but somehow, they did.

The Bears are in the same boat-playing a heated division rival, albeit at home. And for that matter too, it's gonna be tough for that Packers' passing game to get alot going in that freezing Soldier Field.

 

[5Stars]

Well-Philly supposedly had no shot to beat us last week, especially with their putrid O, but somehow, they did.

The Bears are in the same boat-playing a heated division rival, albeit at home. And for that matter too, it's gonna be tough for that Packers' passing game to get alot going in that freezing Soldier Field.

I took the Bears to beat the Packers for 13.

I took Buffalo to beat the Giants for 14. What about that game? Can Buffalo beat the Giants?

 

[HighTechDave]

Beats the pack ??? They beat them in the first meeting (at Lambeau no less) can they beat them again??
Sorry if this subject has been covered already in a previous thread .

well, if they beat them,,,, then I still don't CARE.

why you ask?

 

[dcfanatic]

I took the Bears to beat the Packers for 13.

I took Buffalo to beat the Giants for 14. What about that game? Can Buffalo beat the Giants?

I would really be surprised if the Bears can score more than 14 points in that game. So it's up to the Bears defense to help us out.

I think the Bills whip the Giants in Buffalo, 31-14. Eli throws 3 picks and Jacobs ends the game on the sideline with less than 50 yards rushing.

 

[DWhite Fan]

Beats the pack ??? They beat them in the first meeting (at Lambeau no less) can they beat them again??
Sorry if this subject has been covered already in a previous thread .

Chicago beats Green Bay 17-10 with Bret throwing two critical INTs

 

[ThreeSportStar80]

Realistically they don't have much of a chance, the Bears offense well is rather "offensive" when you look at the stats...

 

[theebs]

Bears will never score enough and they are without briggs and harris may not be able to play.

Anything can happen in a divisional game, but when your qb can only throw a 3 yard out, you probably cant keep up with that offense.

 

[SacredStar]

As I stated a couple weeks back even before Dallas lost to Philly was that division games are stinkers.

You can throw out the records and team strengths because nothing is truer than saying "any given Sunday" when it comes to playing a division opponent.

Eagles beating Dallas last week is a great example.

Chicago would like nothing more than to be a spoiler vs. Green Bay.

But I don't see it happening.

Bears got lucky last game at Lambeau. Green Bay was up 17-0 at the half if I remember right and looked sharp, and Chicago came back because of turnovers and a few bad calls against GB. Bears like to strip the ball more than any other team.

But with Orton starting and Wolffe and Peterson running, I see a long day for the Bears.

 

[Cochese]

Chicago ALWAYS gets fired up to play the Packers. When Lovie Smith took over as head coach, at his press conference one of the first things, if not the very first thing he said was 'We WILL beat Green Bay".

Not only that, I heard on the radio that its supposed to be a miserable day in Chicago on Sunday with 20-30 mile per hour wind gusts expected.

Im going to say the Bears have a very good chance at winning.

 

[Real1st]

who knows

but the bears give Farve a pretty hard time

 

[Beast_from_East]

Beats the pack ??? They beat them in the first meeting (at Lambeau no less) can they beat them again??
Sorry if this subject has been covered already in a previous thread .

With Orton at QB?

Slim and None.

Slim just left the building.

 

[NoLuv4Jerry]

won't happen..and won't matter if we play like we are serious about making the Super Bowl

 

[Beast_from_East]

Well-Philly supposedly had no shot to beat us last week, especially with their putrid O, but somehow, they did.

The Bears are in the same boat-playing a heated division rival, albeit at home. And for that matter too, it's gonna be tough for that Packers' passing game to get alot going in that freezing Soldier Field.

Did you guys watch Chicago against Minny? The Bears D was playing lights out and got what, 4 turnovers?

Orton could barely get a freaking first down with those gifts and yall think they are going to beat the Pack now because it is freezing in Chicago?

I would freaking love for that to happen, but we got to be realistic here fellas. We cant be depending on anybody else, if we want homefield we have to win our last 2, plain and simple.

 

[Tusan_Homichi]

With Orton at QB?

Slim and None.

Slim just left the building.

Bingo. I just don't see any way they put up enough points to beat the Packers.

 

[Woods]

I think the Packers beat the Bears pretty easily. This game could be over by halftime if the Packers score around 17 pts by then.

I am probably in the minority, but I think the Giants can beat the Bills.

As for the Commanders vs. the Vikings. Tough call. I hope the Vikings beat the Commanders, but I think I'd probably give the edge to the Commanders.

As for NO vs the Eagles, I think that NO will win. The Eagles already have played in their Super Bowl last week.

Oh, and we beat the Panthers, of course.

Let's see how I do this week . . . .