chuckywang

Not too surprising. Typical Packer fan behavior tbh. I actually had a buddy over and was watching the game in my living room. I didn't live on NSBB during the entire game. I prefer social interaction. I watched the game at a bar, so posted very sporadically on my Android. I'm home now.

Yeah, ok whatever. Come to Green Bay. Good comeback.. Do the Bears have "no chance" in Green Bay also? It depends on where both teams are at during that point of the season. I HIGHLY suspect the Packers will be in the driver's seat. Look at this game and tell me the Packers aren't the better team and Aaron Rodgers isn't twice the QB that Jay Cutler is. Fine, Packers lost so congrats to all the Bears fans. I liken it to a baseball team that gets 10 hits and loses 2-1 due to two solo homers. See you in January. Dude come on, you may have gotten a ton of yards on offense but your team basically self destructed like it has for the last 2 years. The Bears defense is designed to bend but not break so getting large chunks of yards is part of it. But despite getting these long drive, when the field shortens the Bears D managed to hold them to FGs a couple of times, yes aided partially by penalties, but the Bears have been playing defense like this for years and it's worked out well. The more plays run the more chance of a turnover or a stop. I can't believe you actually come out of this game cocky when you are seeing the Packers lose by the same means that they have for 2 years. How can you feel confident when your team is liable to self destruct at any moment? It doesn't make any sense. Stop being bitter, man up, and respect the team that just beat you at least for one night. The turning point of the game was when Urlacher stripped the ball and the ball inexplicably didn't go out of bounds. It's something the Bears do well and they got it at a critical point of the game. It wasn't until that play that I thought the Packers were more in danger of losing than winning. But it's something I can live with and, while certainly frustrating that the Packers lost, it doesn't significantly diminish my outlook on the rest of the season. I still think the Packers are the class of the NFC North. So yeah, props to the Bears, they won fair and square tonight. But the season is a marathon, not a sprint.

I guess every one of his 26 INT's last season was his receivers fault, right?

Yeah, ok whatever. Come to Green Bay. Good comeback.. Do the Bears have "no chance" in Green Bay also? It depends on where both teams are at during that point of the season. I HIGHLY suspect the Packers will be in the driver's seat. Look at this game and tell me the Packers aren't the better team and Aaron Rodgers isn't twice the QB that Jay Cutler is. Fine, Packers lost so congrats to all the Bears fans. I liken it to a baseball team that gets 10 hits and loses 2-1 due to two solo homers. See you in January.

Yeah, ok whatever. Come to Green Bay.

Ok, I'll take 3!

Rodgers' turn

10 min to kickoff! C'mon Bears, come and get your whoopin!!

Hopefully tonight he won't try to take the game into his own hands by audibling to some weird direct snap to the up man because he thinks the Packers have too many men on the field. Pat Manelly was tired of being an afterthought in the NFL. Until one day, he decided to take matters into his own hands. That night he was no longer "Pat Mannelly, the long snapper"....he was "Pat Mannelly, the #$%( scrub that cost the Bears the $%&(#$# game!" I think he got a bad rap for that. It's like Bartman, actually. There really were 12 men on the field. It's just that he didn't see the 12th man run off at the last second when he pointed at Garrett Wolfe to let him know the snap is coming to him. That being said, thank you Patrick Mannelly. :)

LOL in your dreams. There is nothing to suggest the Bears are capable of beating Green Bay, let alone by double digits. i agree the double digit victory is a longshot, but to say they've shown "nothing to suggest the bears are capable of beating green bay" is ridiculous. Yeah, I'm really not all that confident about this game. I don't see why the Bears can't win at home against us tonight. I'd be confident if I was a Packer fan. But like Sulley said, to suggest there's nothing that says the Bears could win is silly. There's plenty. Doesn't mean it will happen. But of course it could. Bears barely beat a 0-3 Lions team (probably should have lost) and barely beat a 1-2 Cowboys team. Packers destroyed a horrible Bills team (as good teams do) and beat a good 2-1 Eagles team. I'm not scared.

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

Is it related to this? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i4iVpgf6Lg0

At least New Mexico played a couple ranked teams plus Texas Tech. The only other winless FBS teams are: New Mexico State (good year for the state so far) has lost to San Diego State, UTEP and Kansas by 125-47. Akron lost to Syracuse, Kentucky and Indiana 111-33 plus lost to Gardner-Webb, a mediocre FCS team. Eastern Michigan lost to Army, Miami (OH), Central Michigan and Ohio State 184-82. And Washington State will probably be in the discussion by the end of the year. They lost to Oklahoma State, SMU and USC 150-54 plus nearly lost to FCS Montana State. On a related note, remember this Washington State team? Definitely the worst BCS team ever. They weren't even the worst BCS team that year.

My remote control would be through my TV if I were an ASU fan right about now.

I would think if he had played in the MLB from the start, he would have been a pitcher:

I'd like to put a logo on her cheek, if you know what I mean.

Dude, are you an Oregon State fan or something? Only an idiot can't see that Boise State isn't a very very good team.

Musberger, you're an idiot. The reason that's a touchback is because he stepped into the end zone before he batted it out.

I don't see how Noah and Favors are at all similar. Here's one way they are: Neither will ever be a top 5 player in the league. So are you saying that the Bulls should give up Noah for Melo in a heartbeat?

I heard ESPN has already bought the rights to his 2016 Decision special.

He can still do it in practice.

My favorite Scalabrine moment: (continued) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mPLxRzFno4c

Yes, a "devout Muslim" who was "seeking to wage jihad on the streets of America" and called september 11th "a beautiful day" clearly wasn't religiously motivated Um, did you read the article? Yes, that article appears to be trying to downplay the religious angle. I didn't make those quotes up, they're from other articles. Do you have a link? Here's another article that puts it more frankly: http://articles.chicagotribune.com/2010-09-20/news/ct-met-wrigleyville-bomb-plot-20100920_1_car-bombs-phony-bomb-terrorism-plot

Yes, a "devout Muslim" who was "seeking to wage jihad on the streets of America" and called september 11th "a beautiful day" clearly wasn't religiously motivated Um, did you read the article?

At least it doesn't seem to be religiously motivated. It would be national news if it were.