[NFC CHAMPIONSHIP] #6 Green Bay Packers (12-6) @ #2 Chicago Bears (12-5)

[Primetime]

 

[Houston]

Basically how the game will go down.........

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

"Rodgers? More like Godgers.."​

 

[Primetime]

Fun fact: The Bears had one offensive touchdown in the two games they've played against the Packers this season.

That will not win the game for the Bears so they better get ready to score some points.

Jay Cutlers stats in those two games: 37/66 389YDS 1TD 3INT 59.5 Passer Rating

 

[kmanharris]

Bears/Steelers would be the most boring Superbowl in history. It would even beat Superbowl XXXV (the Ravens/Giants game, Trent Dilfer v. Kerry Collins) in overall boring-ness.

I see the Superbowl as a battle of the 6th seeds, proving that anything is possible in the NFL Playoffs. Jets/Packers II would be a hell of a Superbowl.

As far as the game this weekend, I agree the Bears need to get to Rodgers often. No one has really done that this season, and I'm pretty sure after 2 games the Packers know how to keep Peppers in check: double and triple team him. As long as they do this and keep from having 5 wides too much, it will be easy pickings on the Bears bend-but-don't-break secondary. But these games are always close.

Packers 24
Bears 20

Yea because that 9-0 game earlier in the year was such a fantastic and heart-pounding football game that everyone wants to see it again.

 

[Tengo Juego]

That Jets game was pretty awful.

 

[bucky]

"F" Mike Florio, that hack d-bag.

 

[MrBill]

"F" Mike Florio, that hack d-bag.

The cancer patient story was a cheap shot, even for Florio :yep:

 

[Maynard]

i would much rather see packers steelers with a packers win. i hate the steelers, but the jets are a snoozer and they never stfu

 

[manchild24]

would love to see Packers/Steelers.

Rodgers gets his first Superbowl win (and flips off Favre)
Big Ben gets number 3 (and is still left out of conversations with Brady and SB wins)

 

[JayDizzle]

I'd like to see the Packers win.

Cheeseheads are due.

 

[ram29jackson]

Bears/Steelers would be the most boring Superbowl in history. It would even beat Superbowl XXXV (the Ravens/Giants game, Trent Dilfer v. Kerry Collins) in overall boring-ness.

I see the Superbowl as a battle of the 6th seeds, proving that anything is possible in the NFL Playoffs. Jets/Packers II would be a hell of a Superbowl.

As far as the game this weekend, I agree the Bears need to get to Rodgers often. No one has really done that this season, and I'm pretty sure after 2 games the Packers know how to keep Peppers in check: double and triple team him. As long as they do this and keep from having 5 wides too much, it will be easy pickings on the Bears bend-but-don't-break secondary. But these games are always close.

Packers 24
Bears 20

come on dude, cut the-anything is possible- crap.
in pro football the difference between being a 1 or 3 and a 6 seed is very minimal. Especially now, if the Jets and Pack make it, its not like some big suprise. And as of now I would want to disagree with you about Steelers- Bears...I of course dont want to see the Bears anyway haha

 

[SethMode]

come on dude, cut the-anything is possible- crap.
in pro football the difference between being a 1 or 3 and a 6 seed is very minimal. Especially now, if the Jets and Pack make it, its not like some big suprise.

Could not agree more. Look at the last 5 years. A 6 seed played in the Super Bowl in 3 of them, and won 2 of those. Not exactly something that shocks the world at this point.

 

[MrBill]

Could not agree more. Look at the last 5 years. A 6 seed played in the Super Bowl in 3 of them, and won 2 of those. Not exactly something that shocks the world at this point.

It used to be the opposite but these days it really does mean that every team is 0-0 entering the playoffs. As parity continues to level the playing field, it is more which team is peaking at the right time. The Packers are that team, they just waited until the last possible moment to start peaking in the regular season.

 

[Colonel Angus]

Hope this helps set the mood.



Bears down there
down there Bears
Bears down there

Those Bears down there!
Those Bears down there!
I do not like those Bears down there!

Do you like
Chicago Bears?
I do not like them, Bears down there.
I do not like
Chicago Bears.
Would you like them
here or there?

I would not like them
here or there.
I would not like them anywhere.
I do not like
Chicago Bears.
I do not like them, Bears down there .

Would you like them in a house?
Would you like them with a mouse?
I do not like them
in a house.
I do not like them
with a mouse.
I do not like them
here or there.
I do not like them
anywhere.
I do not like
Chicago Bears.
I do not like them,
Bears down there.

Would you meet them
in a box?
Would you meet them
with a fox?
Not in a box.
Not with a fox.
Not in a house.
Not with a mouse.
I would not meet them
here or there.
I would not meet them anywhere.
I would not meet Chicago Bears.
I do not like them, Bears down there.

 

[Primetime]

Ultra cheesy

 

[Primetime]

Little piece on Aaron Rodgers from JSOnline:

Already, he has by far the highest career postseason rating of any NFL passer in the last half century with at least 100 attempts (129.4 — nearly 25 points better than No. 3 Bart Starr, a decorated predecessor at the position in Green Bay); is tied for third with three career playoff games with at least 20 attempts and a rating of 120 or better, behind Joe Montana and Peyton Manning and tied with the player he replaced in Green Bay, Brett Favre; and is the first quarterback with more than one playoff game that good on the road — Favre, Manning and Montana only did it once.

 

[SethMode]

Was Colonol Angus always like this or has he only recently become this obnoxious because the Pack is playing so well?

 

[Primetime]

Was Colonol Angus always like this or has he only recently become this obnoxious because the Pack is playing so well?

I've questioned the same thing recently.

 

[Primetime]

 

[bucky]

Was Colonol Angus always like this or has he only recently become this obnoxious because the Pack is playing so well?

Seth, he's OK. Just a little over excited.