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Will the real LA Rams please stand up?

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Goff just got picked again ... of course with our luck they waited til the Bears game for a meltdown

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#1 · Dec 9, 8:41 PM
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Not tonite.  Bears definitely have them figured out.  Guess they don't like the cold either.

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#2 · Dec 9, 9:04 PM
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26 degrees and no wind. Wow the Rams are pussies!!

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#3 · Dec 9, 9:31 PM
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Goff has definitely made Kirk's stat line at Soldiers' field look good.

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#4 · Dec 9, 9:31 PM
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I am jealous of the bears. They can turn a it around in one year with the right hire and we are forever rebuilding 

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#5 · Dec 9, 9:32 PM
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@"kmillard" said: I am jealous of the bears. They can turn a it around in one year with the right hire and we are forever rebuilding 
One year?  I'm sorry but when was the last time they made the playoffs?  Drafting in the top 10 should get you somewhere eventually.
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@"Purplewhizz" said:
@"kmillard" said: I am jealous of the bears. They can turn a it around in one year with the right hire and we are forever rebuilding 
One year?  I'm sorry but when was the last time they made the playoffs?  Drafting in the top 10 should get you somewhere eventually.
First year coach and staff getting at worst the #3 seed. that is impressive to me.
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#7 · Dec 9, 10:19 PM
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yeah we finally see the Packers go i to the dump and up pops the world beater Bears.

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#8 · Dec 9, 10:47 PM
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@"ThunderGod" said: yeah we finally see the Packers go i to the dump and up pops the world beater Bears.
Watch enough football over the years and that's really no surprise. Its been the Vikings, Packers or Bears as a powerhouse from the North (or Central) in the NFC for decades now. 
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@"purplefaithful" said:
@"ThunderGod" said: yeah we finally see the Packers go i to the dump and up pops the world beater Bears.
Watch enough football over the years and that's really no surprise. Its been the Vikings, Packers or Bears as a powerhouse from the North (or Central) in the NFC for decades now. 



I think TG was thinking that the decline of the puke would give the Vikes the conch for a few years before the bears got their shit together,  but if they get their offense clicking with that defensive front 7... the bears could be damn good for the next couple years,  I still think their defensive backfield is suspect and their entire O is held together by smoke and mirrors... but they are on the right path.  of course we thought that about our Vikes and their defense leading the charge,  but for now the bears have the momentum.

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@"JimmyinSD" said:
@"purplefaithful" said:
@"ThunderGod" said: yeah we finally see the Packers go i to the dump and up pops the world beater Bears.
Watch enough football over the years and that's really no surprise. Its been the Vikings, Packers or Bears as a powerhouse from the North (or Central) in the NFC for decades now. 



I think TG was thinking that the decline of the puke would give the Vikes the conch for a few years before the bears got their shit together,  but if they get their offense clicking with that defensive front 7... the bears could be damn good for the next couple years,  I still think their defensive backfield is suspect and their entire O is held together by smoke and mirrors... but they are on the right path.  of course we thought that about our Vikes and their defense leading the charge,  but for now the bears have the momentum.


I think it's going to be tough to do anything against that defense. 3 first rounders and Danny Trevathan on the 2nd level. That's about as good as it gets. I think where you beat the Bears is by exposing their offense, which should not be all that difficult. And then playing mistake free offense. They beat us on a pick six. They beat the Rams because they forced Goff to throw 4 picks. You take that shit away and they're just another team. Bisky threw for 110 yards and 3 picks against the Rams. He threw for 165 and 2 picks against us. Is that a playoff team? 

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@"MaroonBells" said:
@"JimmyinSD" said:
@"purplefaithful" said:
@"ThunderGod" said: yeah we finally see the Packers go i to the dump and up pops the world beater Bears.
Watch enough football over the years and that's really no surprise. Its been the Vikings, Packers or Bears as a powerhouse from the North (or Central) in the NFC for decades now. 



I think TG was thinking that the decline of the puke would give the Vikes the conch for a few years before the bears got their shit together,  but if they get their offense clicking with that defensive front 7... the bears could be damn good for the next couple years,  I still think their defensive backfield is suspect and their entire O is held together by smoke and mirrors... but they are on the right path.  of course we thought that about our Vikes and their defense leading the charge,  but for now the bears have the momentum.


I think it's going to be tough to do anything against that defense. 3 first rounders and Danny Trevathan on the 2nd level. That's about as good as it gets. I think where you beat the Bears is by exposing their offense, which should not be all that difficult. And then playing mistake free offense. They beat us on a pick six. They beat the Rams because they forced Goff to throw 4 picks. You take that shit away and they're just another team. Bisky threw for 110 yards and 3 picks against the Rams. He threw for 165 and 2 picks against us. Is that a playoff team? 


nope,  but they are just gimmicky enough on O to keep even good defenses guessing a bit.  the key IMO is to make Trubisky play QB and have the O run through him instead of the running game... which is proving harder than it should seem to be.   Their D is solid,  but is really dependent on Hicks and Mack,  if they can be neutralized IMO the bears back end will be vulnerable.  their DBs spend to much time looking into the offensive backfield and are vulnerable on double moves... a team with a good healty OL and QB should be able expose that.

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Remaining Bears Schedule:

Packers
@ 49'ers
@ Vikings

Vikings Remaining Schedule:

@ Sea
Miami
@ Detroit
Bears

I don't even know if we have our playoff fate in our own hands anymore? 

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#13 · Dec 10, 9:10 AM
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The Bears defense is for real.  They beat the crap out of the Rams and dominated them about as much as they did to the Vikes, if not more.  Yeah, defense does still matter, and the Bears might be "THE" team in the NFC right now because of their defense and just enough offense.

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#14 · Dec 10, 9:32 AM
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We thumped the Rams pretty good at home last year as well.  I wonder if their offense doesn't travel as well, especially against a good D. 

Bears shut down Gurley and Goff couldn't carry them.  Outdoors, in the cold, on the road.

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@"purplefaithful" said: Remaining Bears Schedule:

Packers
@ 49'ers
@ Vikings

Vikings Remaining Schedule:

@ Sea
Miami
@ Detroit
Bears

I don't even know if we have our playoff fate in our own hands anymore? 


we do, its heavily shifted to the WC

Win tonight and it would take one win along with a Philly loss vs LA next week and w Carolina loss to the Saints to get in

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#16 · Dec 10, 9:36 AM
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Goff couldn't take the cold. He was terrible.
The Bears are a good team but Trubisky has poor downfield accuracy and will eventually get dinged up or injured with all the running he does. If they have to travel to LA for the playoffs, there would likely be a different outcome.

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@"JimmyinSD" said:
@"MaroonBells" said:
@"JimmyinSD" said:
@"purplefaithful" said:
@"ThunderGod" said: yeah we finally see the Packers go i to the dump and up pops the world beater Bears.
Watch enough football over the years and that's really no surprise. Its been the Vikings, Packers or Bears as a powerhouse from the North (or Central) in the NFC for decades now. 



I think TG was thinking that the decline of the puke would give the Vikes the conch for a few years before the bears got their shit together,  but if they get their offense clicking with that defensive front 7... the bears could be damn good for the next couple years,  I still think their defensive backfield is suspect and their entire O is held together by smoke and mirrors... but they are on the right path.  of course we thought that about our Vikes and their defense leading the charge,  but for now the bears have the momentum.


I think it's going to be tough to do anything against that defense. 3 first rounders and Danny Trevathan on the 2nd level. That's about as good as it gets. I think where you beat the Bears is by exposing their offense, which should not be all that difficult. And then playing mistake free offense. They beat us on a pick six. They beat the Rams because they forced Goff to throw 4 picks. You take that shit away and they're just another team. Bisky threw for 110 yards and 3 picks against the Rams. He threw for 165 and 2 picks against us. Is that a playoff team? 


nope,  but they are just gimmicky enough on O to keep even good defenses guessing a bit.  the key IMO is to make Trubisky play QB and have the O run through him instead of the running game... which is proving harder than it should seem to be.   Their D is solid,  but is really dependent on Hicks and Mack,  if they can be neutralized IMO the bears back end will be vulnerable.  their DBs spend to much time looking into the offensive backfield and are vulnerable on double moves... a team with a good healty OL and QB should be able expose that.


Agree. I'll tell ya what, if that defense drags that joke of an offense to the Super Bowl in the year of pinball scoring, it will be the ultimate irony. 

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#18 · Dec 10, 1:14 PM
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Back in the day, the mighty LA Rams would visit the Vikings in the cold for their annual playoff wooping...

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#19 · Dec 10, 2:08 PM
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@"Kentis" said: Back in the day, the mighty LA Rams would visit the Vikings in the cold for their annual playoff wooping...
That's what I was thinking of last night as their O sputtered and popped and  just couldnt fire up.
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