Bears Win! Bears Win!

[Lee Borgersen]

 Re: What's everyones plans for this weekend?
« Reply #1 on: January 18, 2007, 08:05:11 PM »     

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"I'm gunna watch Da Bears kick da crap out of da Aint's. Den I'm gunna try da shake off da victory hangover before da Super Bowl."

YA Baby......YA!

[Woody]

I said it before and I'll say it again-before the season started I told my wife that the Bears are going to the superbowl-and they will win it this year!  So far I'm doing pretty good on my prediction! 

[Spinach]

Congrats to Da Bears and to you too (Smallmouthguide)

I'm going to predict that either the Bears, Colts or Patriots win the Super Bowl this year.

[WoodChuck]

  :laugh:  MR. SPINACH! was there ever any dought as to WHO was going to win ? if you wanted to know ? WHO was going to WIN ! all you had to do was ask the MAN HIMSELF, THAT WOULD BE MR. JIGGLES STICKS ! i ribed him on the vikes that the BEARS were going all the way and their still on the winning role ! so just ask MR. JIGS as to WHOS going to WIN,WIN, A GAIN!!  :laugh:                                                     
                                                                                                                 
                 " DA BEARS, AS BEARS WILL WIN TO THE END "

[Lee Borgersen]

Nice prediction Spinach, but would you like to narrow it down by 1/3?

[GRIZ]

SMG ya know that pic is a bit decieving. As the bears weren't named after grizzleys, they just black bears. I understand the pride in ur favorite team but it takes more than a pic to make them king of the woods (gridiron). I am afraid you'll be disappointed with the results of the superbowl.

[Mayfly]

Well I guess it will be fun for the Bears to get the chance to play in the Superbowl. That is about it though......

[Outdoors Junkie]

I think the Colts won the superbowel yesterday.  That was one heck of a playoff game to watch!

[jigglestick]

Nice prediction Spinach, but would you like to narrow it down by 1/3?

just a little friendly advice, bet with your head not your heart

it will come down to the better quarterback.
if chcago cant get any pressure on payton, he is gonna make the bears look like a sand lot team.

congratulations to both teams, but it's like ricky bobby says, if you aint first, your last.

[Lee Borgersen]

"Any one team in the NFL can beat any one team on any one given day"

This gives my Bears a 50/50 chance at kick off. There are a lot of intangibles involved in most victories, so it's a let’s wait and see for now.

[GRIZ]

"Any one team in the NFL can beat any one team on any one given day"

This gives my Bears a 50/50 chance at kick off. There are a lot of intangibles involved in most victories, so it's a let’s wait and see for now.

What happened to all that da bears gonna win thinking. Oh I see it's da wishful thinking.

[Lee Borgersen]

"What happened to all that da bears gonna win thinking. Oh I see it's da wishful thinking."


Griz,

I'm not going soft on my conviction towards Da Bears obtaining a Super Bowl Victory. I just figured I'd tone it down a bit to avoid confrontations with those whom may find displeasure in my expressions of joy. Pardon my display of the incorrect species of bear in my prior post, since I didn't realize the importance of it until it was brought to my attention.

For what it's worth the Vikings have always been my second favorite team.

And YES Da Bears will win Da Super Bowl

[Realtree]

If Da Bears (black of course) D can keep the pressure on Manning and  Rex can get some things going they have a chance. It's a tough one to call from the couch today. I could see this one going either way very easily.

Best of luck to both teams.

[Lee Borgersen]

Five reasons why the Bears can win
(Listed after several hours of reaching)

1. The Chicago defense has enough speed to match up with anyone. In addition to Vasher in corner coverage, the Bears trot out fast cats like middle 'backer Brian Urlacher and rookie defensive end Mark Anderson.

The Bears try to avoid having Urlacher loping along with a wide receiver, but the guy can handle the job when needed; this means your tight end had better find the seam in front of the safety in Chicago's Tampa 2.

Anderson, who doesn't even start, can get past Colts left tackle Tarik Glenn even faster than a cafeteria salad. And, in case you're scoring for names, the Bears' secondary has two Mannings - Ricky and Danieal.


Robbie GouldBs no Adam Vinatieri, but heBs already looked tough in the clutch. (Jonathan Daniel / Getty Images)

2. Former Volunteer Peyton Manning isn't exactly known for winning the big game in Florida. If XLI had been scheduled for New Orleans or San Diego, the Bears could be goners.

3. The Bears can make considerable hay on special teams. We know straight-arrow kicker Robbie Gould is no historical match for Adam Vinatieri, but he's rock-solid. However, Indy's kick-coverage team looked a bit shaky (OK, awful) against New England.

Unless Chicago rookie Devin Hester goes AWOL during a reunion with his University of Miami cronies, the Bears may have lovely field position more than once.

4. The Colts' ability to present pass-rush pressure without blitzing was listed as one of their keys to victory. But it also may provide the Bears with a theoretical advantage. Yeah, if Freeney consistently whips John Tait, Grossman's quarterback rating will be lower than his number of playoff victories.

However, a conventional pass rush allows Rex to at least see where the pressure is coming from. Sophisticated blitz parties have been known to provoke evil Grossman into random acts of fumbling and interception.

The Bears also have a sturdy fullback who can chip on Freeney while not worrying about a stray linebacker or cornerback.

5. In an effort to prevail, the Bears may continue to milk the disrespect card. While most of the free world was explaining why the New Orleans Saints would win the NFC crown, Urlacher and his playmates were sitting in a bunker, sharpening their teeth. The aforementioned reaching for reasons why they can win will be repeated on TV and radio for the next two weeks, inviting the team from Chicago to advance its motivational agenda.

Seizing the role of underdog may not mean much once the ball is kicked, but it seemed to work out fine in Braveheart.

[Harold]

Hey EEL-LEE, did you come up with all that yourself?  If so, I think Fox has an analyst job just waiting you.

Good luck to your Bears, but there's a part of me that really would like to see Tony Dungy win it all.  Call it "chalking one up for the good guy."

[Lee Borgersen]

Harold,

If I could have figured all that (fox report) stuff out by myself I wouldn't have to be a fishing guide. :-\

Well, actually I would proly still be a fishing guide.


EEL-LEE