[CBFF] 4 Bears on "Best Team Money Can Buy" (ESPN: Clayton)
Matt Langschwager
matthewindc at yahoo.com
Sun Jul 16 21:32:16 MDT 2006
Honestly, I could see the Lions beating us in Week 16. They play decent at home, and the Bears are 1-3 at Ford Field (with the win being in OT). I'm even going to ENTERTAIN thoughts of a loss in Week 2, not after that home opening debacle in 2004 that utterly ruined my birthday celebration.
As to the Packers. Putting aside the "anything can happen with a rivalry" line of thought, there's no WAY Lovie doesn't have our boys prepped for a Week One win. Not with last year's season ender still fresh. (Yes, it's still fresh in my mind.) And speaking of last year, history shan't repeat itself as no starters are pulled in Week 17 this year. Bears sweep the Pack and Lovie goes up 5-1 on Farve.
Matt
Oh and arrogance is PERFECTLY acceptable right now! As long as it's toned down by Labor Day.
Jim Ferolie <ferolie at charter.net> wrote:
I hate to say it, but I think the Packers and Lions each have at least six
wins, possibly one apiece against the Bears. These are still division games,
and arrogance would not be a good thing right now.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Matt Langschwager"
> Now that I've slept on my previous stance, I'm going to back off slightly.
> The records noted look more like what Seattle will looking down on in the
> NFC West. (Seriously, the Cardinals SHOULD be better, but can anyone
> honestly look at their schedule and see .500 or better? Optimistically -
> I'm seeing 7-9; realistically - much worse.)
>
> Looking at the NFC North schedules, I could see the Bears going 12-4,
> Vikings 9-7, and the Packers and Lions at 5-11. The Bears would clinch
> after beating Minny at home on Dec 3. As to the Lions five wins, there's
> the three Jerry mentioned, plus a victory over St. Louis (for Martz)
> riding the momentum after Win #1 against GB; finally the Lions are due for
> a Turkey Day win. It's been a while.
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