Game 11 - Minnesota Vikings @ BEARS - 12 PM

[BigSlick]

If we can blow them out it will really help Bears fans regain some confidence for the rest of the year. The talk this week was 'will the Bears collapse and be in danger of missing the playoffs?"

 

If the game continues like this, most people will at least regain confidence that we can beat average to bad teams, putting games like next week vs. Seattle and at Arizona back on the table. We win those 2 games, and we're probably in (assuming we finish this one)

 

The people talking like that were raging meatballs anyways.

Yeah it really doesn't mater what he confidence of the Bears Fans is, that has nothing to do with how well the Bears play

 

Now that I think about it I'm terrified of the Seahawks though, they've played us tough, beaten us 2 years in a row, and have a really good defense

[Guest]

Wow does the offense look a lot better today. What is MINN's defense ranked?

http://footballoutsiders.com/stats/teamdef

 

18th

[PosterToBeNamedLater]

If we can blow them out it will really help Bears fans regain some confidence for the rest of the year. The talk this week was 'will the Bears collapse and be in danger of missing the playoffs?"

 

If the game continues like this, most people will at least regain confidence that we can beat average to bad teams, putting games like next week vs. Seattle and at Arizona back on the table. We win those 2 games, and we're probably in (assuming we finish this one)

 

The people talking like that were raging meatballs anyways.

Yeah it really doesn't mater what he confidence of the Bears Fans is, that has nothing to do with how well the Bears play

 

Now that I think about it I'm terrified of the Seahawks though, they've played us tough, beaten us 2 years in a row, and have a really good defense

I am afraid of every game with how the bears can look at times, but I would be much more afraid if the game was in seattle.

[Sammy Sofa]

If we can blow them out it will really help Bears fans regain some confidence for the rest of the year. The talk this week was 'will the Bears collapse and be in danger of missing the playoffs?"

 

If the game continues like this, most people will at least regain confidence that we can beat average to bad teams, putting games like next week vs. Seattle and at Arizona back on the table. We win those 2 games, and we're probably in (assuming we finish this one)

 

The people talking like that were raging meatballs anyways.

 

No one here was really putting the playoffs in question, but there was a number of pessimistic comments when the Bears started out bad today. Shows that the overall confidence in the team was way down. This win will pump it right back up.

 

Negatory, at least on my part; my offensive worries extend back well before Monday night, and this while fun, does little to allay them because the Vikings suck and have been a mirage.

Edited November 25, 2012 by Sammy Sofa

[UMFan83]

That was a god damned missle from Jay

 

Just show that play, from start to finish, if someone wants to talk about why Cutler is critical to this team.

 

He's had several today, and the announcers have been good at pointing out the plays that separate Cutler from Campbell. Campbell might be a good backup QB, but not for this team as he's too stationary and can't create from broken plays.

[Smack]

Lets gt the ball back and score again.

[Soul]

Come on Ponder, throw downfield again. I dare you.

 

Boy he likes to sail those long passes. Very dangerous.

[ctcf]

Hahahaha how fast can they go 3 and out? That took 15 seconds off the clock.

[BigSlick]

Do you play it safe and be happy to go to half with a 22 point lead, or do you try to work on your 2 minute drill?

[ctcf]

Come on, Lovie. Go downfield for once.

[ctcf]

Yay! Oh man a FG is totally doable on this drive.

[UMFan83]

If we can blow them out it will really help Bears fans regain some confidence for the rest of the year. The talk this week was 'will the Bears collapse and be in danger of missing the playoffs?"

 

If the game continues like this, most people will at least regain confidence that we can beat average to bad teams, putting games like next week vs. Seattle and at Arizona back on the table. We win those 2 games, and we're probably in (assuming we finish this one)

 

The people talking like that were raging meatballs anyways.

Yeah it really doesn't mater what he confidence of the Bears Fans is, that has nothing to do with how well the Bears play

 

Now that I think about it I'm terrified of the Seahawks though, they've played us tough, beaten us 2 years in a row, and have a really good defense

 

Seattle is 1-4 on the road (on the way to 1-5 right now) with only a 4 point victory in Carolina. I am not worried about the game at all. They lost to Seattle last year in the middle of their horrific Cutler-less slide so I don't take much from that, and the loss the year before was just odd and was avenged with a beatdown in the playoffs. Also, we beat them in Seattle the year before, making us 2-2 lifetime (including playoffs) in the Cutler era.

Edited November 25, 2012 by UMFan83

[Soul]

Hah, Vikings in full-on suckage mode now.

[BigSlick]

ahahah if they give us 15 yard penalties then yeah lets just keep moving the ball i guess

[Guest]

Dangerous move by Weemes.

[ctcf]

Earl!

[Magnetic Curses]

score here and let campbell handle the 2nd half?

[Guest]

If we can blow them out it will really help Bears fans regain some confidence for the rest of the year. The talk this week was 'will the Bears collapse and be in danger of missing the playoffs?"

 

If the game continues like this, most people will at least regain confidence that we can beat average to bad teams, putting games like next week vs. Seattle and at Arizona back on the table. We win those 2 games, and we're probably in (assuming we finish this one)

 

The people talking like that were raging meatballs anyways.

 

No one here was really putting the playoffs in question, but there was a number of pessimistic comments when the Bears started out bad today. Shows that the overall confidence in the team was way down. This win will pump it right back up.

 

Negatory, at least on my part; my offensive worries extend back well before Monday night, and this while fun, does little to allay them because the Vikings suck and have been a mirage.

 

The Vikings do not suck.

 

http://footballoutsiders.com/stats/teameff2012

[ctcf]

lol WOW, Jay

[Sammy Sofa]

How the [expletive] have the Vikings won 6 games this year? Every time I've seen them they've looked terrible. I know Peterson has been fantastic, but come on.

[ctcf]

SOLID last possession for the half. Finish it off, Robbie.

[Sammy Sofa]

If we can blow them out it will really help Bears fans regain some confidence for the rest of the year. The talk this week was 'will the Bears collapse and be in danger of missing the playoffs?"

 

If the game continues like this, most people will at least regain confidence that we can beat average to bad teams, putting games like next week vs. Seattle and at Arizona back on the table. We win those 2 games, and we're probably in (assuming we finish this one)

 

The people talking like that were raging meatballs anyways.

 

No one here was really putting the playoffs in question, but there was a number of pessimistic comments when the Bears started out bad today. Shows that the overall confidence in the team was way down. This win will pump it right back up.

 

Negatory, at least on my part; my offensive worries extend back well before Monday night, and this while fun, does little to allay them because the Vikings suck and have been a mirage.

 

The Vikings do not suck.

 

http://footballoutsiders.com/stats/teameff2012

 

No, I declared them a mirage weeks ago and I am right. They suck, and Ponder is a fat-faced goon.

[Sammy Sofa]

Denied.

[UMFan83]

Nice 2 minute drill. Didn't really need to push for the TD because of the big lead, so they took their time, worked the clock and got them in good position for a very makeable FG attempt (although it was blocked)

[Guest]

Spencer injured again. Williams was in on that drive.