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Moving On To Week 6

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Chicago at Carolina 

Here we are, 3-2 and tied for first in the NFC South a postion I am sure most didn't expect us to be in I certainly didnt.

That said pending the results of MNF we it could be a three way tie, Given the fact that the playoffs were expanded to three wild card teams with only one team getting a bye week, seeding could be far less important especially considering Covid has severely dampered HFA. 

Bears at Panthers is a potentially huge game given their 4-1 record and the weight of a H2H tiebreaker, LETS go Panthers!

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2 minutes ago, hepcat said:

Outside of one magical string of games, Nick Foles is a loser and this game is very winnable 

I agree, He's hot and cold and it's far more often cold, and despite that Bears fan that dropped in this week their "Top 8" (#8) defense isn't terribly impressive it's definitely not elite. I think we will goad Foles into a turnover or two and win the game... In a few ways this is a key early season game as far as playoff chances go.

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Bears pass rush scares me more than anything. I think our D can do a good job containing their offense. Rhule, Brady and Snow may very well be the difference again this game -- I think they can outcoach Nagy and company.

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5 minutes ago, t96 said:

Bears pass rush scares me more than anything. I think our D can do a good job containing their offense. Rhule, Brady and Snow may very well be the difference again this game -- I think they can outcoach Nagy and company.

The Bears edge rush is great, Luckily our Tackles are actully the strength of our offensive line this season... 

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5 minutes ago, t96 said:

Bears pass rush scares me more than anything. I think our D can do a good job containing their offense. Rhule, Brady and Snow may very well be the difference again this game -- I think they can outcoach Nagy and company.

The Bears offense totally sucks. Like the worst we have faced all year bad. Their defense though is close to what Tampa Brings. Definitely want be a offensive show. 

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