[CBFF] Seattle. Hmmmm.

[Victor Waldron (CBFF)]

Getting back to Jerry's original post I think this game is very 
different than the Carolina game last year:

-Seattle's defense is nothing compared to what we saw with Carolina. 
We'll post points on them just like we did Oct. 1.
-Seattle basically backed into the playoffs this season, the benefactors 
of a poor division. A 9-7 division winner? Two losses to the 49ers?? 
Please.....
-Carolina was riding a huge shutout win against the Gints ON THE ROAD 
when they came to town last season. A lot of people picked them to beat 
us. By way of comparision, Seattle *escaped* with a HOME WIN yesterday. 
Forget all this "team of destiny" talk that's making it's way around the 
media, they eeked out a win and they just won't go around saying the 
truth, that they were lucky.
-Seattle does not have a Steve Smith type guy on offense who can scare 
us. Yes they have Alexander, but we've been able to stop the run rather 
effectively lately. We're most vulnerable (still) to big play WRs and 
Seattle really doesn't have one.
-Last, do you really think this team is going to be unprepared or 
unfocused for this??

V

Chuck Soukup wrote:
> we got this. go bears.
>
> chuck
> ----- Original Message ----- 
> From: "Matt Langschwager" <matthewindc at yahoo.com>
> To: <post at chicagobearsfanforum.com>
> Sent: Sunday, January 07, 2007 7:26 PM
> Subject: Re: [CBFF] Seattle. Hmmmm.
>
>
>   
>> Well on that cheerful note, let the divisional round begin!
>>
>> Jerry Madsen <jerrywm at gmail.com> wrote: This feels all too reminiscent of 
>> last year.  We're facing a team in
>> the playoffs - at home - that we beat at home earlier in the year.
>> This time they will have Alexander back, who was not available when we
>> played them back in week 4.
>>
>> So basically their offense is better and our defense is worse.
>>
>> I just hope we face that patchwork secondary that the Cowboys got 
>> yesterday.
>>
>> Jerry
>>
>>     
>