Those teams built up those rankings before they played in Chicago in December. The Bears benefitted significantly from playing New Orleans in Chicago instead of the dome and they won't have that benefit Sunday. That is a huge difference. No, it's not a game they should lose, but this is a flawed team that is pretty lucky to have won 3 times in a row. I don't see it lasting. At the same time, our own passing attack had to play in those conditions as well. I'm hoping (praying?) Orton will be better. He'll probably always throw brutal INTs but he has been more accurate than he has shown in the last two weeks. He can't throw a deep ball at all but he's shown when he's in rhythm he can sling the intermediate routes well. We didn't have those last night.