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QUOTE(Rowand44 @ Oct 8, 2006 -> 01:02 PM)
No. I've been saying since after week 2 that I think the Bears are the team in the NFC to beat. I just thought I'd post my opinion on here.

After last week...I think almost everyone who watches the NFL thought the exact same thing.

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QUOTE(greasywheels121 @ Oct 8, 2006 -> 03:15 PM)
No. I have no reason to give a s*** about the regular season anymore.

 

We're making the playoffs, and that's when I should seriously start caring about anything.

And eventually lose, so you have nothing to worry about. :P

 

Ya, I'll stop talking trash because it's not too hard to make fun of my team....

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QUOTE(Rowand44 @ Oct 8, 2006 -> 03:20 PM)
And eventually lose, so you have nothing to worry about. :P

 

Ya, I'll stop talking trash because it's not too hard to make fun of my team....

Who the hell starts at QB for the Dolphins next week? Culpepper is just a collosal failure.

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QUOTE(Kalapse @ Oct 8, 2006 -> 03:22 PM)
Who the hell starts at QB for the Dolphins next week? Culpepper is just a collosal failure.

 

Too bad they got rid of Sage. He could be starting. Now he's rotting behind David Carr. :P

 

I'd be more worried if we werent't halfway to a playoff berth. I'd also be more worried if I didn't already know we've got some injuries to overcome.

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QUOTE(SoxAce @ Oct 8, 2006 -> 02:37 PM)
Us bears fans PWNing Wite and another poster's Bills (I forgot who it is).. priceless.

 

Attention: Demarcus Ware is a beast. That is all.

That'd probably be me as the other poster, but I don't really mind, all I was hoping to see from the Bills this season was a sign that they were actually on the way up rather than the way down, and we've already seen that. The only way the Bills had a shot was if the Bears didn't take them seriously...right now the Bears are way better than the Bills. The Bills have a shot to be real good in a year or two.

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QUOTE(Balta1701 @ Oct 8, 2006 -> 05:23 PM)
That'd probably be me as the other poster

 

Hot damn I was right. I actually typed your name but then erased it cause I wasn't sure. Makes me feel better about my memory since it is very short though. :)

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QUOTE(Balta1701 @ Oct 8, 2006 -> 05:23 PM)
That'd probably be me as the other poster, but I don't really mind, all I was hoping to see from the Bills this season was a sign that they were actually on the way up rather than the way down, and we've already seen that. The only way the Bills had a shot was if the Bears didn't take them seriously...right now the Bears are way better than the Bills. The Bills have a shot to be real good in a year or two.

 

I have questioned everything this team has done since Mularkey walked out(except the firing of Donahue). Five weeks into the NFL season, they have proven me wrong on all fronts. I love what they are doing, and they look extremely solid. Point blank, just as you said, the Bears are a flat out better team than the Bills...atleast we didn't make it to the Superbowl last year and then get pwned by the Bears.

 

This franchise has life, and they could be challenging for a division title as early as next year, and they still aren't done this year. Detroit, Green Bay, Houston, and Tennessee are all extremely winnable games, San Diego and Miami are both warm weather teams playing in Buffalo in December, and then they have to hope they can beat 1-2 teams out of New England in Buffalo, Indy(no), Jacksonville(no), the Jets in New Jersey, and Baltimore(probably no...they may be resting up by that point, seeing as how it's week 17, but we'll see). I'm counting on 7 wins at this point, and I honestly don't think that's unrealistic; any more than that and I am stoked.

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QUOTE(Kalapse @ Oct 8, 2006 -> 03:22 PM)
Who the hell starts at QB for the Dolphins next week? Culpepper is just a collosal failure.

What's Cade Mcnown up to now a days?

 

Honestly though, I'm hoping it's Harrington. I'm already sick of seeing Culpepper sit in the pocket for 5 seconds thinking he has all year to throw and then just get sacked.

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QUOTE(Rowand44 @ Oct 8, 2006 -> 11:29 PM)
What's Cade Mcnown up to now a days?

 

Honestly though, I'm hoping it's Harrington. I'm already sick of seeing Culpepper sit in the pocket for 5 seconds thinking he has all year to throw and then just get sacked.

 

As someone who hasn't seen one 'Phin game this year, WTF is wrong with Daunte? Is he not running as much as he used to in Minny? Not accurate? Arm strength isn't a problem, is it?

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QUOTE(CWSGuy406 @ Oct 8, 2006 -> 11:29 PM)
As someone who hasn't seen one 'Phin game this year, WTF is wrong with Daunte? Is he not running as much as he used to in Minny? Not accurate? Arm strength isn't a problem, is it?

His arm strength is fine actually, his accuracy hasn't been good though, he can't run at all anymore and he thinks he has all day to throw the ball. He also for some reason refuses to throw to Chris Chambers which really bugs me, cause Chris is a playmaker and instead of getting him the ball, he's throwing the ball to the great Wes Welker. Daunte is just frusterating as all hell to watch right now.

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Parcells, please make the change. From Bledsoe to Romo, NOW!

 

Against good defences with a good pass rush, Drew is basically useless. Now give him time against a bad defence and he'll cut you up. But if we want to make a Superbowl, we won't be playing "bad" defenses.

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QUOTE(Rowand44 @ Oct 8, 2006 -> 11:00 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
BTW, I'd like to add that I'm very happy Marty finally let Rivers throw the darn ball. I still think Phillip is going to be one hell of a qb.

 

There's just something about him, on the sidelines or on the field, that screams out to me that he's going to be a hell of a QB in the future.

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QUOTE(redandwhite @ Oct 9, 2006 -> 05:13 AM)
There's just something about him, on the sidelines or on the field, that screams out to me that he's going to be a hell of a QB in the future.

After yesterday's game, saying Rivers looks like a good QB is like saying after yesterday that the Bears look good.

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