Or bad coaching. Or poor performance when a game is close and late. Or lack of a running game to run out the clock. Or lack of a run defense to stop the other team from running out the clock... these posts just sound like confirmation bias, to me is it bad coaching that Flynn mismanaged the clock at the end of the NE game, or that the refs decided to eat their whistles on the PI no-call in the 2nd Lions game? (disclaimer: i thought it pretty poetic justice, because the Packers could have easily have lost to us the first go-around had either of two PI no-calls on Woodson been called at the end of the game. this just goes to show how much luck is involved in close wins) Don't forget the first Bears game either, when the Bears got that crucial fumble at the end that directly led to the winning FG. It wasn't luck that got the Bears the fumble since the Bears defense is probably the best in the league at stripping the ball out of a ball carrier's hands, but I will say it is bad luck that the Packers gave it up. If you ran that play 100 times, I bet 95 times he just gets tackled. james jones has fumbled 3 times against the bears with 15 catches. i'd say it's more like 80 times out of a hundred.