Bears game 3: Monday Sep. 27 vs GB on ESPN

[SpongeWorthy]

Joe sounds like a real brainiac.

[Flames24Rulz]

wasn't it james jones that kept getting stripped by peanut in that monday night game 3 years ago?

 

Sunday night game, but yes it was.

[bukie]

According to DYAR, Rodgers had the best QB game of the week, while Cutler was average. Can't really argue with that, either.

[jersey cubs fan]

According to DYAR, Rodgers had the best QB game of the week, while Cutler was average. Can't really argue with that, either.

 

Assumed so, Rodgers was ridiculous.

[Pushfrog98]

According to DYAR, Rodgers had the best QB game of the week, while Cutler was average. Can't really argue with that, either.

 

Assumed so, Rodgers was ridiculous.

I forget how good Rodgers is until I watch him play. He's freaking good!

[chuckywang]

This is a couple of pages ago, but I love the Packers fan pointing out the Packers beat the Bears twice in their 13-3 season in 2001. Isn't that exactly what happened in reverse in 2007? (Bears beat the Packers twice in their 13-3 season)

 

I'm pretty sure the Packers gave them those games though.

 

I don't know what's more hilarious to me. Bears fans acting holier than thou to Packers fans right now, or Bears fans fellating themselves over one win.

[SouthSideRyan]

This is a couple of pages ago, but I love the Packers fan pointing out the Packers beat the Bears twice in their 13-3 season in 2001. Isn't that exactly what happened in reverse in 2007? (Bears beat the Packers twice in their 13-3 season)

 

I'm pretty sure the Packers gave them those games though.

 

I don't know what's more hilarious to me. Bears fans acting holier than thou to Packers fans right now, or Bears fans fellating themselves over one win.

 

The Packers losing last night was most hilarious to me.

[bukie]

I think the funniest thing to me is how the two biggest spout-offs prior to the game are actually somehow cockier since the result.

[chuckywang]

I think the funniest thing to me is how the two biggest spout-offs prior to the game are actually somehow cockier since the result.

 

And who might those two "spout-offs" be?

[bukie]

I think the funniest thing to me is how the two biggest spout-offs prior to the game are actually somehow cockier since the result.

 

And who might those two "spout-offs" be?

Apparently you have reading comprehension issues and short-term memory loss, so I'll help you out a little bit:

 

LOL in your dreams. There is nothing to suggest the Bears are capable of beating Green Bay, let alone by double digits.

 

So, I guess, really, the funniest thing about the aftermath is how you and erik are somehow fellating yourselves after a Packer loss.

[jersey cubs fan]

that's more amazing than funny

[jersey cubs fan]

I'm with the south sider though, the Packers losing was funniest

[cubbyvirus00]

I think the funniest thing to me is how the two biggest spout-offs prior to the game are actually somehow cockier since the result.

 

Winner.

 

 

It's really sad how almost 24 hours later, they're still crying and still defending the team that got handled.

[Magnetic Curses]

i still see nothing see nothing to suggest the bears are capable of beating the packers, though. and deep down in my soul, i know that the packers are a better team.

[Magnetic Curses]

way down there.

[jersey cubs fan]

I think the funniest thing to me is how the two biggest spout-offs prior to the game are actually somehow cockier since the result.

 

Winner.

 

 

It's really sad how almost 24 hours later, they're still crying and still defending the team that got handled.

 

that game ended like 13 hours ago. I'm dead tired this afternoon.

[erik316wttn]

This is a couple of pages ago, but I love the Packers fan pointing out the Packers beat the Bears twice in their 13-3 season in 2001. Isn't that exactly what happened in reverse in 2007? (Bears beat the Packers twice in their 13-3 season)

 

I'm pretty sure the Packers gave them those games though.

 

I don't know what's more hilarious to me. Bears fans acting holier than thou to Packers fans right now, or Bears fans fellating themselves over one win.

 

Or fellating themselves over 3 wins vs: the Lions in which they needed a BS call to negate the game-winning touchdown, a win over an unimpressive Dallas team, and a game where they needed 150 free yards to barely beat the Packers.

 

Start printing those Super Bowl tickets!

[SpongeWorthy]

he mad

[Magnetic Curses]

the bears don't scare me.

[ctcf]

Wow you're really still trolling.

[erik316wttn]

Wow you're really still trolling.

 

It's fun how worked up people get, isn't it?

[Magnetic Curses]

haha, you changed the spelling

[TruffleShuffle]

Or fellating themselves over 3 wins vs: the Lions in which they needed a BS call to negate the game-winning touchdown, a win over an unimpressive Dallas team, and a game where they needed 150 free yards to barely beat the Packers.

 

Start printing those Super Bowl tickets!

 

oh i see we still don't understand the rule about completing a catch. the call was correct, it may be a stupid rule but it was ruled properly after the review.

 

and the "unimpressive dallas team" just won in houston; that houston team beat indianapolis in week one. dallas is still a good team and winning in dallas is a very good win.

 

and your third point, i haven't really seen anyone saying that the bears are the favorites to make the super bowl because they won last night's game. i HAVE seen you suffer a complete meltdown because of your team losing a close game to a rival, though, so that's been pretty fun.

[SouthSideRyan]

Erik,

 

Go read the Bulls playoff thread from 2009 and see how it's done. This is sad.

[Flames24Rulz]

This is rather embarrassing.