4 weeks left..

[bearsnation85]

ok i want to know ho do you is going to be the bigges challange for us in this last 4 week coming up

1. patriots

2. vikins

3. jets

4. packers

and why let me know. This is my first post let know what you guys think

 

[WearShades]

The Pats and the Pack will be the biggest two obstacles. The Pats for the obvious reason that they're one of the absolute elite teams this year and the Pack because that game could very well mean anything from who wins the NFC North to perhaps which team actually makes the playoffs. The Vikings might put up a bit of a fight given it'll (probably) be Favre's last game against the Bears, but it'll probably be a Bears win. The Jets should probably win too, but that could be a toss up as well. There are no easy games remaining for the Bears.

 

[X]

The Pats and the Pack will be the biggest two obstacles. The Pats for the obvious reason that they're one of the absolute elite teams this year and the Pack because that game could very well mean anything from who wins the NFC North to perhaps which team actually makes the playoffs. The Vikings might put up a bit of a fight given it'll (probably) be Favre's last game against the Bears, but it'll probably be a Bears win. The Jets should probably win too, but that could be a toss up as well. There are no easy games remaining for the Bears.

I don't by any means consider the Bears/Vikes game to be a "probable win"...if we don't bring our A-Game, we lose that one. It's not the same Vikings team we played the first time around, just like Dallas isn't the same Dallas team after they fired their lame-duck coach for one the players respect.

 

[bearsnation85]

i agree with you but hopefully the outcome is on our favor. i wish that this sundays game that past against the lions woke the beast up and they notice that its going to be hell of 4 weeks up ahead.

 

[Scoot26]

I really want to beat the Patriots...just because then I know they will beat Green Bay for sure and then the Packers are two games back (Assuming we beat Minnesota).

 

[bearsnation85]

me 2 but the way fucking patroits destroy the jets i know we have a big fucking hill to clime...

 

[X]

The best way to ensure the playoffs is to take care of our own business. We win, we're in, that simple.

 

[Mackman]

I think all 4 games provide different obstacles for Da Bears to climb. The Patriots bring a great quarter back and probably the best offense to play one of the best (if not the best) defense in the NFL. Also both the Bears offense and the Pats D overall haven't been that great. For the third phase, the edge clearly goes to our Bears' special teams. The biggest question is can the D hold Tom Brady in check. It seems this year, that no one knows which Jet team will show up. So that game could be a close one or if the Bears get a less than enthusiastic Jets team, it may be a blowout in our favor. The Vikes, will probably be better motivated than a couple of weeks ago. I don't see them just laying down at home (but that is possible). And of course the Green Bay game. We got lucky our first go around, the 18 penalties against Green Bay were very helpful. I think it is possible that we can go 1-3 in these last 4 games (I hate to say this but maybe even 0-4). I hope I am wrong!

 

[DewsSox79]

I think all 4 games provide different obstacles for Da Bears to climb. The Patriots bring a great quarter back and probably the best offense to play one of the best (if not the best) defense in the NFL. Also both the Bears offense and the Pats D overall haven't been that great. For the third phase, the edge clearly goes to our Bears' special teams. The biggest question is can the D hold Tom Brady in check. It seems this year, that no one knows which Jet team will show up. So that game could be a close one or if the Bears get a less than enthusiastic Jets team, it may be a blowout in our favor. The Vikes, will probably be better motivated than a couple of weeks ago. I don't see them just laying down at home (but that is possible). And of course the Green Bay game. We got lucky our first go around, the 18 penalties against Green Bay were very helpful. I think it is possible that we can go 1-3 in these last 4 games (I hate to say this but maybe even 0-4). I hope I am wrong!

alot of guys on the radio today were saying 4-0 wouldnt shock them and 0-4 wouldnt shock them. that is how this season has played itself out.....no one knows and no one will be shocked at the outcome.

 

[nickofypres]

alot of guys on the radio today were saying 4-0 wouldnt shock them and 0-4 wouldnt shock them.

Agreed.

 

[Mackman]

alot of guys on the radio today were saying 4-0 wouldnt shock them and 0-4 wouldnt shock them. that is how this season has played itself out.....no one knows and no one will be shocked at the outcome.

Agreed.

 

[WearShades]

I think all 4 games provide different obstacles for Da Bears to climb. The Patriots bring a great quarter back and probably the best offense to play one of the best (if not the best) defense in the NFL. Also both the Bears offense and the Pats D overall haven't been that great. For the third phase, the edge clearly goes to our Bears' special teams. The biggest question is can the D hold Tom Brady in check. It seems this year, that no one knows which Jet team will show up. So that game could be a close one or if the Bears get a less than enthusiastic Jets team, it may be a blowout in our favor. The Vikes, will probably be better motivated than a couple of weeks ago. I don't see them just laying down at home (but that is possible). And of course the Green Bay game. We got lucky our first go around, the 18 penalties against Green Bay were very helpful. I think it is possible that we can go 1-3 in these last 4 games (I hate to say this but maybe even 0-4). I hope I am wrong!

The Bears probably need one more break (either an unexpected win over NE or a GB loss to Detroit) to really solidify the division. Chicago's end of season schedule is brutal while Green Bay's is somewhat easier. There's also a very real chance that 10-6 won't seal a wildcard for the team that doesn't win the division.

It'll be the Bears' staff's responsibility if they win the division or lose it. The Bears are certainly not the most imposing team despite the 9-3 record. New England, New York, Green Bay are all going in believing they should win. NE and GB especially have done well the last few years late in the season.

The Bears do control their own destiny, so if their offense can continue their recent decent play (and make no mistake, they haven't been great) they should do fine. I just have my doubts that their offense will perform well down the stretch.

 

[Pre]

I'll laugh my ass off if we win out. Dilfer would have a mental breakdown on air.

 

[Jysen]

Via mobile, so may have to make multiple posts, sorry all if this annoys ya. 'Know thyself, know thy Enemy, and you will win 100 out of 100.' - Sun Tzu... Patriots- With Brady under center, their offense is a force to be reckoned with. But our D supported by Urlacher, Briggs, and Peppers, will be a force to be reckoned with as well. Their D is young, and while talented, has the possibility of making mental errors. Our O isnt dominant, but with the recent continued improvements, has the chance to strike too.

 

[Jysen]

The Vikings- We can contain Peterson, and Farve this season has been horrible. The Jets- Many claim the best, well until lastnight, but not invincible. Many teams pushed them to the edge and almost won. But good at blitzing no doubt. However, the Jets have alittle magic this year. The Packers- 18 penalties killed them, our O-Line wasnt clicking. But its changed, and now a true rival battle. 2-2 is logical, but I have faith and believe the Pats game will determine the rest season and our record.

 

[bearsnation85]

wow alot of you guys have great fact and im know that it will be hell of games coming up. know all we can do is watch and hope that the bears go 4-0 or 3-1 that what i think...