Week 15: Green Bay @ Bears Sunday at noon on Fox

[PackLandVA]

Congrats bears fans on the win, the North and the season. They’ve played well. It’s not common for three teams in the division to have down seasons. But the bears have played up to the challenge.

 

I expect the Packers and vikes to be better next year. But that will make the rivalries even better.

[JudasIscariotTheBird]

Congrats bears fans on the win, the North and the season. They’ve played well. It’s not common for three teams in the division to have down seasons. But the bears have played up to the challenge.

 

I expect the Packers and vikes to be better next year. But that will make the rivalries even better.

...why would you think the Packers would be better?

[PackLandVA]

Congrats bears fans on the win, the North and the season. They’ve played well. It’s not common for three teams in the division to have down seasons. But the bears have played up to the challenge.

 

I expect the Packers and vikes to be better next year. But that will make the rivalries even better.

...why would you think the Packers would be better?

 

Lots of reasons, but I’m not gonna derail a Bears thread in a Chicago teams forum. In a nut shell: #12, probable better health.

[jersey cubs fan]

I wouldn't worry about derailing a bears thread, there's very little that would make us happier than a bunch of packers fans thinking they are going to remain relevant

[wekse]

Packers fans can't even say congratulations without coming off as condescending asshats.

[Brian707]

Packers fans can't even say congratulations without coming off as condescending asshats.

 

 

I work with a bunch of Packer fans and it was like " It took them nearly 10 years to beat the Packers in a meaningful game" I think they all know deep down the glass is half empty not full for them, that or they are in denial.

[minnesotacubsfan]

Congrats bears fans on the win, the North and the season. They’ve played well. It’s not common for three teams in the division to have down seasons. But the bears have played up to the challenge.

 

I expect the Packers and vikes to be better next year. But that will make the rivalries even better.

...why would you think the Packers would be better?

 

Lots of reasons, but I’m not gonna derail a Bears thread in a Chicago teams forum. In a nut shell: #12, probable better health.

 

#12 will be a year older too, and with a bigger chunk of your cap hit under his belt. The Vikings will likely be a bigger challenger.

[PackLandVA]

Packers fans can't even say congratulations without coming off as condescending asshats.

 

My “congrats” was genuine.

[Brian]

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[UMFan83]

It’s not common for three teams in the division to have down seasons.

 

lol

[David]

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[Ding Dong Johnson]

...why would you think the Packers would be better?

 

Lots of reasons, but I’m not gonna derail a Bears thread in a Chicago teams forum. In a nut shell: #12, probable better health.

 

#12 will be a year older too, and with a bigger chunk of your cap hit under his belt. The Vikings will likely be a bigger challenger.

but everyone will be older

[minnesotacubsfan]

 

Lots of reasons, but I’m not gonna derail a Bears thread in a Chicago teams forum. In a nut shell: #12, probable better health.

 

#12 will be a year older too, and with a bigger chunk of your cap hit under his belt. The Vikings will likely be a bigger challenger.

but everyone will be older

 

 

Not THAT old. Hell be 36

[JudasIscariotTheBird]

I'm a Packer fan. Rodgers wouldn't be the team's problem if he were turning 40, even if he does have this no-INT, 6 sacks a game fetish thing going on. The Packers are just run by dipshits. They spent Rodgers' best years refusing to bring in any talent in FA, and then when they DO decide to dip into the coffers, they blow it all on the corpse of Jimmy Graham, who was clearly toast two years ago, and a bunch of old fart defensive players, most of whom, not stunningly, got hurt. They don't have much to speak of in terms of awesome young talent. The Packers will be good for 6-8 wins so long as Rodgers is playing, but the rest of the Packers blow big time. (I can't tell if Devante is actually good or not. MAYBE he's ok, too.)

[minnesotacubsfan]

I'm a Packer fan. Rodgers wouldn't be the team's problem if he were turning 40, even if he does have this no-INT, 6 sacks a game fetish thing going on. The Packers are just run by dipshits. They spent Rodgers' best years refusing to bring in any talent in FA, and then when they DO decide to dip into the coffers, they blow it all on the corpse of Jimmy Graham, who was clearly toast two years ago, and a bunch of old fart defensive players, most of whom, not stunningly, got hurt. They don't have much to speak of in terms of awesome young talent. The Packers will be good for 6-8 wins so long as Rodgers is playing, but the rest of the Packers blow big time. (I can't tell if Devante is actually good or not. MAYBE he's ok, too.)

 

 

but that was the hallmark of the Packers for yeeeeaarrrs..."we DRAFT talent". Every team eventually runs out of talent when they have a few at the top sucking up the financial resources and winning enough to put them consistently out of the top 10 draft wise. Even, the Patriots(!) will meet that fate eventually.

[Sosa21MVP]

Somewhere out there, Erik is drowning his sorrows in a bathtub filled with sausage gravy.

[raw]

With great..., success, comes great..., opponents. Bears look to travel to philly and Rams next year. Face KC, LAC and NO at home.

 

Uh, you do know that all but 2 games are predetermined, right? Each division rotates which division in their own and the opposite conference that they play in entirety every year (8 games). 6 division games. And the other 2 games they play the team that finishes in the same place in the other 2 divisions in the same conference as the team does in their own.

[Tim]

With great..., success, comes great..., opponents. Bears look to travel to philly and Rams next year. Face KC, LAC and NO at home.

 

Uh, you do know that all but 2 games are predetermined, right? Each division rotates which division in their own and the opposite conference that they play in entirety every year (8 games). 6 division games. And the other 2 games they play the team that finishes in the same place in the other 2 divisions in the same conference as the team does in their own.

Pretty sure he knows.

[raw]

With great..., success, comes great..., opponents. Bears look to travel to philly and Rams next year. Face KC, LAC and NO at home.

 

Uh, you do know that all but 2 games are predetermined, right? Each division rotates which division in their own and the opposite conference that they play in entirety every year (8 games). 6 division games. And the other 2 games they play the team that finishes in the same place in the other 2 divisions in the same conference as the team does in their own.

Pretty sure he knows.

I figured he did. Just making sure.

[jersey cubs fan]

With great..., success, comes great..., opponents. Bears look to travel to philly and Rams next year. Face KC, LAC and NO at home.

 

Uh, you do know that all but 2 games are predetermined, right? Each division rotates which division in their own and the opposite conference that they play in entirety every year (8 games). 6 division games. And the other 2 games they play the team that finishes in the same place in the other 2 divisions in the same conference as the team does in their own.

yes, and those teams are the NFC west and south winners, the two best teams of 2018 outside of KC, and they already play KC.

 

NO at home is good though. One of the few true HFA teams.

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[gflore34]

I'm a Packer fan. Rodgers wouldn't be the team's problem if he were turning 40, even if he does have this no-INT, 6 sacks a game fetish thing going on. The Packers are just run by dipshits. They spent Rodgers' best years refusing to bring in any talent in FA, and then when they DO decide to dip into the coffers, they blow it all on the corpse of Jimmy Graham, who was clearly toast two years ago, and a bunch of old fart defensive players, most of whom, not stunningly, got hurt. They don't have much to speak of in terms of awesome young talent. The Packers will be good for 6-8 wins so long as Rodgers is playing, but the rest of the Packers blow big time. (I can't tell if Devante is actually good or not. MAYBE he's ok, too.)

 

 

but that was the hallmark of the Packers for yeeeeaarrrs..."we DRAFT talent". Every team eventually runs out of talent when they have a few at the top sucking up the financial resources and winning enough to put them consistently out of the top 10 draft wise. Even, the Patriots(!) will meet that fate eventually.

 

Not at all...From CheeseheadTV-

"For me the game changing play was the recovered FF. That put the Packers in the game and allowed them to score their only TD. The game killing drive was when the refs handed Chi a TD with 2 poor calls. After seeing the game handed to Chi on a silver platter it left 2018 once more with a terrible taste.

 

I know as a fan I'm biased towards the Packers but even talking to fans of other teams they commented on how GB got hosed this year."

[David]

I'm a Packer fan. Rodgers wouldn't be the team's problem if he were turning 40, even if he does have this no-INT, 6 sacks a game fetish thing going on. The Packers are just run by dipshits. They spent Rodgers' best years refusing to bring in any talent in FA, and then when they DO decide to dip into the coffers, they blow it all on the corpse of Jimmy Graham, who was clearly toast two years ago, and a bunch of old fart defensive players, most of whom, not stunningly, got hurt. They don't have much to speak of in terms of awesome young talent. The Packers will be good for 6-8 wins so long as Rodgers is playing, but the rest of the Packers blow big time. (I can't tell if Devante is actually good or not. MAYBE he's ok, too.)

 

 

but that was the hallmark of the Packers for yeeeeaarrrs..."we DRAFT talent". Every team eventually runs out of talent when they have a few at the top sucking up the financial resources and winning enough to put them consistently out of the top 10 draft wise. Even, the Patriots(!) will meet that fate eventually.

 

Not at all...From CheeseheadTV-

"For me the game changing play was the recovered FF. That put the Packers in the game and allowed them to score their only TD. The game killing drive was when the refs handed Chi a TD with 2 poor calls. After seeing the game handed to Chi on a silver platter it left 2018 once more with a terrible taste.

 

I know as a fan I'm biased towards the Packers but even talking to fans of other teams they commented on how GB got hosed this year."

 

what?

[gflore34]

 

 

but that was the hallmark of the Packers for yeeeeaarrrs..."we DRAFT talent". Every team eventually runs out of talent when they have a few at the top sucking up the financial resources and winning enough to put them consistently out of the top 10 draft wise. Even, the Patriots(!) will meet that fate eventually.

 

Not at all...From CheeseheadTV-

"For me the game changing play was the recovered FF. That put the Packers in the game and allowed them to score their only TD. The game killing drive was when the refs handed Chi a TD with 2 poor calls. After seeing the game handed to Chi on a silver platter it left 2018 once more with a terrible taste.

 

I know as a fan I'm biased towards the Packers but even talking to fans of other teams they commented on how GB got hosed this year."

 

what?

 

Packers never get beat by a better team, every loss was the result of bad officiating.

[David]

 

Not at all...From CheeseheadTV-

"For me the game changing play was the recovered FF. That put the Packers in the game and allowed them to score their only TD. The game killing drive was when the refs handed Chi a TD with 2 poor calls. After seeing the game handed to Chi on a silver platter it left 2018 once more with a terrible taste.

 

I know as a fan I'm biased towards the Packers but even talking to fans of other teams they commented on how GB got hosed this year."

 

what?

 

Packers never get beat by a better team, every loss was the result of bad officiating.

 

gotcha