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It's going to be tough to overcome the disadvantage of not playing our starters enough in pre-season
On paper I don't think we can win this one. Mack with the Bears for only six days, Smith's development in this defense slowed by holdout and injury. Trubisky's first game in a new offense where most of the starters saw little or no work in the preseason. That being said crazy shit happens in season openers. last year in a Fox offense we played the defending NFC champs even and had a chance to win that game at the end with Glennon at QB.
On paper I don't think we can win this one. Mack with the Bears for only six days, Smith's development in this defense slowed by holdout and injury. Trubisky's first game in a new offense where most of the starters saw little or no work in the preseason. That being said crazy shit happens in season openers. last year in a Fox offense we played the defending NFC champs even and had a chance to win that game at the end with Glennon at QB.
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I'd say its a wash, just because it is our first game and we are at Lambeau. Give Mack and Roquan a few games of experience in this D, and we could be dominant. If this game was in Soldier Field, I'd have us as clear favorites. Defense plays better at home and that is where the key to this game is...stopping A-Aron
Then again, this is Rodgers first game back. He has Cobb, Devante Adams, and Graham...good, but not too overwhelming for our defense. I don't even know who the RB is for the Packers..
All in All, I'm not really impressed with the Packers roster. Its just a batter between Aaron Rodgers and our Defense..and this time around, I think we are up to the task. Bottom line I like our Offense to do better against the Packers Defense, then the Packers offense against our Defense.
It's going to be tough to overcome the disadvantage of not playing our starters enough in pre-season
Week 1 on the road? Gonna be tough.
I think before Mack became a Chicago Bear, i'd have given us a 25% chance to win. After Mack's arrival, I'm upping it to 38% chance to win.
The real wild card isn't Trubisky, but the offense as a whole. Was enough done in the offseason to learn and properly execute this offense? I guess we'll find out Sunday night.
Week 1 on the road? Gonna be tough.
I think before Mack became a Chicago Bear, i'd have given us a 25% chance to win. After Mack's arrival, I'm upping it to 38% chance to win.
The real wild card isn't Trubisky, but the offense as a whole. Was enough done in the offseason to learn and properly execute this offense? I guess we'll find out Sunday night.
Does noone realize how terrible the Packers team is? Rodgers is obviously phenomenal, but that oline is going to get him murdered.
Great thread Peter!
Before Mack was traded for, I had said, "I'd be more optimistic if the Bears landed Mack".
So, in keeping with my declaration....... yes, I do believe the Bears have a chance against GB. Well, if Mack plays more than a series or two. Count me in the 3% who believe.
So if I counted right, 58% of us think the bears will win.
Interesting.
I believe the bears will win because why not. I don’t have anything to lose other than money