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Bears Lose

Catdaddy

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The Bears are overrated. They backed into that win against Green Bay. Cutler tries to win every game with every throw, he is the new Jake. If the Giant's can get that many sacks against them, put us down for at least half that many. The Giant's got pressue on our QB, but we did have a chance to win that game minus all those picks Moore had in the redzone. We did move the ball against the Giant's, something the Bear's couldn't do. We will keep Peppers in check, i'm more worried about Chris Harris, he knows our few pass plays as good as anyone! But this game, will be our first win!

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The Bears are overrated. They backed into that win against Green Bay. Cutler tries to win every game with every throw, he is the new Jake. If the Giant's can get that many sacks against them, put us down for at least half that many. The Giant's got pressue on our QB, but we did have a chance to win that game minus all those picks Moore had in the redzone. We did move the ball against the Giant's, something the Bear's couldn't do. We will keep Peppers in check, i'm more worried about Chris Harris, he knows our few pass plays as good as anyone! But this game, will be our first win!

Brother, I wish could believe that. Maybe both offenses stutter, assuming Cutler doesn't play. The Bears have a better D and special teams who can win it for them.

I will watch, and make sure I have a lot of beer on hand.

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The Bears are overrated. They backed into that win against Green Bay. Cutler tries to win every game with every throw, he is the new Jake. If the Giant's can get that many sacks against them, put us down for at least half that many. The Giant's got pressue on our QB, but we did have a chance to win that game minus all those picks Moore had in the redzone. We did move the ball against the Giant's, something the Bear's couldn't do. We will keep Peppers in check, i'm more worried about Chris Harris, he knows our few pass plays as good as anyone! But this game, will be our first win!

I seem to remember our secondary getting owned by Hakeem fugging Nicks all day, no pressure on Eli.

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I guess it's better to be overrated than not rated at all. I'm not too confident about the Bears situation on O-line buit I doubt it'll ever be that bad again. This game could go either way. As far as keeping Peppers in check , good luck, no team really has yet. Clausen will be pressured. The Bears defense is pretty fuging good, hell they had them in that game until late in the 3rd and that's with 0 offense whatsoever.

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