Don't Sleep On The Bears

[JustinTime18™]

Start with the #10 D which added a stud LB in the draft
Young stud RB
Multi-tool player in Cohen
A QB who could be this year's version of Goff
Talent infusion at WR
And an offensive minded HC who will bring KCs versatile offense
I think they finish second to our Vikings

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I was right there with you until that last sentence...

North will be interesting this year with Rogers back and some new coaching there, Patricia in Detroit and everything you mentioned about the arrow pointing-up in Chicago.

Never an easy out in Divisional play. 

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Even the bad news Bears were a tough out for us in Soldier Field. I don't expect this new group to be any different. Won't go as far as saying they'll leapfrog Detroit and Green Bay. Who knows maybe. With the right set of catastrophes they could be #1 in the North.

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The early talk of Matty Patty already losing the team plus the track record of Bellichek coordinators is working against the Lions...

The packers have two new coordinators, are counting on rookies to shore up their secondary, booted rodgers favorite WR, and are one injury away from not being able to field a legit NFL franchise...

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You shouldn't sleep on or feed a Bear.  Maulings every year when idiots want close-ups.

Back to football.

From what I saw from Trubisky I was not impressed at all.  They are in building mode and are starting to put some pieces together under a brand new coach.  I expect a lot of hiccups and don't see them as a threat for the division.  Of course we usually have very close games even when they suck so I expect that again this year.  

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@minny65 said:
You shouldn't sleep on or feed a Bear.  Maulings every year when idiots want close-ups.

Back to football.

From what I saw from Trubisky I was not impressed at all.  They are in building mode and are starting to put some pieces together under a brand new coach.  I expect a lot of hiccups and don't see them as a threat for the division.  Of course we usually have very close games even when they suck so I expect that again this year.  

Yes, change is never easy.  Especially with a young QB.

Lots of changes in the NFCN this year.  Every team has at least one new coordinator.

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I like the Bears, too. I really like Trubisky and have said as much a bit ago. But they aren't going to finish 2nd in the NFCN. I think its an annual event in here to put a shovel or two of dirt on the Packer's grave....not sure why as that hasn't been their history with Rodgers.

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If Kevin White ever shows up they'll be dangerous. I'm not yet convinced Trubisky is all that though. So many teams make the mistake of thinking QBs are ready for a full plate in their 2nd seasons and so many take a step back as a result. Goff and Wentz are recent exceptions, so maybe that is changing. Bears are also very weak on the edges on both sides of the ball. 

All the north teams got a little better, but there isn't a team in the division who is built like the Vikings are. If the good guys can keep injuries to a minimum, they really should mop it up. 

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@MaroonBells said:
If Kevin White ever shows up they'll be dangerous. I'm not yet convinced Trubisky is all that though. So many teams make the mistake of thinking QBs are ready for a full plate in their 2nd seasons and so many take a step back as a result. Goff and Wentz are recent exceptions, so maybe that is changing. Bears are also very weak on the edges on both sides of the ball. 

All the north teams got a little better, but there isn't a team in the division who is built like the Vikings are. If the good guys can keep injuries to a minimum, they really should mop it up. 

Not sure Goff qualifies as an exception.  He had an aging plodder of a defensive coach his rookie year and sat most of it.  So that is more of a redshirt year.  last year was like a rookie+ season.  I think he takes his step back this year.

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I’m really fucked up right now but I still got daBears, sucking hind tit.  B)