BigJ52
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The league did the Bears a huge favor with that schedule. If the Bears are going to be any good this year then those first 9 games are all winnable before the schedule gets tougher to end the season. Gives them time to work through growing pains and figure themselves out before things get tough.
I could see the league flexing them a time or two if they’re playing well. But yeah, a tame schedule to be sure.3 primetime games is a shockingly low number. I actually can't believe that.
Are the Bears ever going to play a SNF or MNF game at Soldier Field ever again? They always give them the shitty Thursday night game.
Damn, I missed all of the sea talk. Putting all of the clues together, it seems to be about a fake Lion's fan who is really (pun intended) into fish, or so I think.I’m just really happy we aren’t playing the DOLPHINS due to a certain non bears fan poster that has a thing for anything that lives in the sea
This schedule seems like for Caleb to get acclimated to the NFL before the division games start. After week 10, Caleb should be more comfortable with NFL speed and hopefully lights up the NFC North.
I smiled a couple of times. Man Anthony Adams has lost a lot of weight.Cringe
Definitely a little breakfast club too. Was thinking that a lions fan was gonna jump out, steal the fish, violate it, and perhaps have a little sushi snack.Is that some Ferris Bueller's Day off with some Home Alone thrown in (TEVEN!)?
Even at the Bears worst, I can’t recall ever getting zero prime time games.
I bet Tepper is taking it well. lol.
NFL schedule gives Panthers no prime time games
That’s great for our playoff hopes, given our situation at qb.6 of the last 8 games are divisional... that's weird.