That's just not true. They played well offensively in the 3 previous games. They played 3 quarters of good-to-great defense in the TB and Detroit games. The only real bad game the Bears played on defense was probably the Rams game. Last night, they gave up yards, but only really gave up the opening drive TD. You want reasons the Bears will win their first playoff game? Vs. Giants- Bears are a better team, worse QB situation than the Bears, tons of injuries, mediocre defense vs. Seattle- Bears are a better team, injuries on defense, offense hasn't played together much, and hasn't run the ball that well this year, one of the worst run defenses, pass defense will be missing 3 starting DBs vs. Dallas- Bears are a better team, can't run the ball in recent weeks, Romo can't perform under pressure, defense has given up 39, 23, 28, and 42 in their last 4 games. But for every reason listed, you can make a counter argument of why the Bears could lose the game. vs. Giants- Can anyone stop Tiki? If the Bears had Harris, it would be much more likely to stop Barber, but I don't know how well the Bears front seven will be able to handle the best back in the conference. If the Giants running game gets going, that'll open up some deep routes for Eli to get the ball to Burress. vs. Seattle- This one is probably the Bears best bet as they should be able to score points on Seattle's banged-up secondary. But again, Seattle has one of the best backs in the league. Plus their receiving corps is real solid. I don't know how well the Bears secondary will be able to handle all four of Seattle's receivers. Obviously Tillman will be back, but still. The secondary is a real weak point for the Bears right now, with or without Tillman. vs. Dallas- This team I can't figure out. They have so much talent on the offensive side of the ball, and they have a couple big names on defense. Yet they give up 39 to Detroit? Grossman hasn't performed any better under pressure than Romo. If Tait plays like he did yesterday, Ware would be in the backfield a ton. That should be able to force Grossman into turning the ball over a couple of times. I'm just saying that for every example that says the Bears will win a game, you can counter it with some points as well. It should be interesting to say the least.