I turned off my tv after the Westbrook TD but something told me to go back and keep watching it. Good thing I did. Hopefully we wont get embarrased next week at New York.
Lets schedule a game between the Dolphins and Cardinals for bragging rights to see who worse. Another Sunday, another fiasco for the Cardinals..losing to the Raiders, ugh.
Falcon84 From United States, joined Sep 2004, 14843 posts, RR: 81 Reply 11, posted (3 years 2 weeks 2 days 15 hours ago) and read 348 times:
It's getting UGLY in Cleveland with regards to the Browns-uglier than normal that is. They had two weeks off to prepare and change their offensive game plan-and we got that piece of crapola? Unbelievable.
Maurice Carthon had better be gone from here before the Jets game Sunday. He just will not get away from a fullback-oriented offense.
This is gonna be a LONG season unless they change what the offense does, and fast.
Well my team came out on the winning end of that one. Good win for the Pack ,but they could have easily lost it. Two win-able games coming up against Arizona and Buffalo now.
Allstarflyer From , joined Dec 1969, posts, RR: Reply 16, posted (3 years 2 weeks 2 days 11 hours ago) and read 318 times:
Quoting Ordryan28 (Reply 6): Bears had a bye week..I think they needed it
Quoting Confuscius (Reply 8): Not bad...didn't win, but didn't lose either.
Yeah, 6-0 and in a bye week is a good thing. After a couple of weeks, though, the tough stretch begins - a ride out to NY to face the Giants (a tough prospect) then the hapless Jets, but then the Pats (and that passing attack from Brady could be bad news) - and it's all on the road. If there was a privilege of preference, I think Bears fans would agree that the bye week could have come after the Miami game in two weeks.
By the way, though, there's 2 tough games right after that, though, as Minnesota has been playing decent football (who stomped on the defending NFC champions) and St. Louis passing attack is tough stuff, too (I have Bulger and Holt on my fantasy team). Even Tampa, with their win over Philly, is on the schedule. The Bears have a harder road than most of the fans might think.
Mke717spotter From United States, joined Dec 2005, 1489 posts, RR: 5 Reply 22, posted (3 years 2 weeks 2 days 8 hours ago) and read 289 times:
Quoting Jay767 (Reply 18): Ahem,One win-able game.No way in hell they beat buffalo.
Well you never really know with the Packers...one week they could come out and beat a good team like the Falcons or the Seahawks and then a week later they could loose to a bad team like Oakland. It all comes down to turnovers for Green Bay. If Favre is throwing on target and not poppin' balls up for grabs, they should fair well.
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Yeah, 6-0 and in a bye week is a good thing. After a couple of weeks, though, the tough stretch begins - a ride out to NY to face the Giants (a tough prospect) then the hapless Jets, but then the Pats (and that passing attack from Brady could be bad news) - and it's all on the road. If there was a privilege of preference, I think Bears fans would agree that the bye week could have come after the Miami game in two weeks. 
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