Yeah, the defense is a horror show. The only thing that makes the difference is turnovers that switch the point differential. Without that, it's just going to be long drive after long drive, with no ability to get off the field. And what sucks is, there's really no hope of improvement on that line. It is what it is, for the rest of the season. Offensively the team is starting to click. I didn't like the slowdown in the 2nd half, but really that's just nitpicking when you look at what's happening in the passing game. Cutler's having his best season as a Bear. There are 2 legitimate WR targets who can catch pretty much anything. A solid pass-catching TE who is great after the catch. An all-purpose RB who can do whatever you ask of him. Much improved pass blocking, which makes it far more likely Cutler will survive the season intact. It's coming together. So, the Bears have switched from a defense-first team to an offense-first team in the space of 6 regular season games. That's a pretty quick turnaround, and something everyone should be happy with. And there's much more upside to explore... That said, they are going to consistently lose out against the better teams in the league. With no pass rush, you can forget stopping Aaron Rodgers this year. The only way to win those games is to engage in the shootout and beat them on offense. I don't see that happening until maybe next season. I think the Dallas game will be similar, except we might get lucky with turnovers in that game. Detroit in Soldier Field is going to be interesting. Still holding out hope on that one.