Go Bears!!!

Same old same old.  This has now become boring to watch these come from behind games

Bears coaching still the same. Had a chance to ice it and settled for 3.  Let the Pukers back in.

it just seems scripted. rodgers sure knows how to milk an injury for the camera and his beard watching innthe press box.

This is why Rogers is the best in the game today...And the North got a lot tougher with Mack in it, dayum. 

The game is now geared for the last team to have the ball at the end gets to come from behind.  It plays into the hands of teams with top five QB's.
The story line has become stale.  You just knew that the Bears wouldn't be able to move the ball into scoring range. 
 Suddenly the Packers were able to bring all kinds of pressure and the Bears couldn't find an open receiver.

"One of the greatest comebacks in Lambeau history".  

@"ThunderGod" said: The game is now geared for the last team to have the ball at the end gets to come from behind.  It plays into the hands of teams with top five QB's. The story line has become stale.  You just knew that the Bears wouldn't be able to move the ball into scoring range.   Suddenly the Packers were able to bring all kinds of pressure and the Bears couldn't find an open receiver.

"One of the greatest comebacks in Lambeau history".  

Playing not to lose never works

@"purplefaithful" said: This is why Rogers is the best in the game today...And the North got a lot tougher with Mack in it, dayum. 

That looked like the Bears plain threw the game.  How the hell do you call a pass on 3rd and 2 inside FG range when GB is already calling TO's to stop the clock?  Run Jordan Howard, and if he makes it the Packers are nearly done, if he doesn't the Pack has to burn another TO as they set up for the FG.  Hell, Trubisky's fast enough for a bootleg to work too. The only 2 reasons to call a pass are:

1. Bears OC is a complete idiot

2.  The fix is in.

It being the Bears, I'll give the NFL the benefit of the doubt and lean 51/49% to option #1.

It looks like I picked the right time to turn the channel. I am glad I didn't finish watching.

Here it is the morning after. Went to bed thinking the Bears pulled it off. Wake up to the reality. They're still the Bears and Rodgers IS still the Packers. They are relevant as long as he is.
F... him.

@"suncoastvike" said: Here it is the morning after. Went to bed thinking the Bears pulled it off. Wake up to the reality. They're still the Bears and Rodgers IS still the Packers. They are relevant as long as he is. F... him.

Fine. My biggest complaint would be that Team Yeller would have built in excuses echoed by the media, the narrative being "if only Rodgers hadn't gotten hurt." The reality being that Rodgers SUCKED when he was in there. Very similar to how he sucked before the Vikings hurt him last year. 

I'm still shocked that Fuller dropped that sure Int.  Bears completely went in the tank in the 2nd half on both sides of the ball.

Did Mack completely disappear in the second half?  I know the Michaels/Collinsworth crew gushed effusively over their man-crush in the last quarter, but I don't recall hearing Mack's name called.
How they let a one-legged QB throw at will is mind boggling.  Not even including the poor play calling, dropped pick-6 and overall lack of tackling.

@"1VikesFan" said: I'm still shocked that Fuller dropped that sure Int.  Bears completely went in the tank in the 2nd half on both sides of the ball.

@"Ralphie" said: Did Mack completely disappear in the second half?  I know the Michaels/Collinsworth crew gushed effusively over their man-crush in the last quarter, but I don't recall hearing Mack's name called. How they let a one-legged QB throw at will is mind boggling.  Not even including the poor play calling, dropped pick-6 and overall lack of tackling.