Early Predictions

by draftday on Apr 6, 2006 7:53 PM CDT Comment 12 comments

This team should go 10-6
W Packers - New coaches whos QB?
W Lions - New coaches new QB Our Defense
W Vikings - New coaches old QB
L Seahawks- Not a SB team Game we should've won
W Bills - dick juron
W Cards - cards
W Niners - niners
W Fish - fish at home
L Giants - First off three out east
W Jets - New coaches whos QB?
L Pats - Third off three out east
W Vikings - See above
L Rams - 1-1 on monday night away
W Bucs - We have their best QB
W Lions - See above
L Packers - Starters rest for playoffs
I'm saving a loss for one game that they should have, could have won but didn't. Gotta start out strong.

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No way...

We will win one game that we shouldn't (NY or Pats or Sea) and lose one game we shouldn't.

by Chad on Apr 7, 2006 1:20 AM CDT reply actions 0 recs

Wow

are you guys afraid of jinxing yourselves? 10-6? Really?

With the schedule the Bears have you guys should win a lot more than that.

I made my NFC predictions the day after the schedule came out on the Cowboys blog site I post on.

I predicted the Bears would go 15-1 and represent the NFC in the SB next season, and I am not even a Bears fan.

http://www.bloggingtheboys.com/story/2006/4/8/22943/33400

If you guys get Leonard Pope in the draft and if Benson plays well, you guys will be very hard to beat whether it's Grossman or Griese at the helm. I'm the first to admit when a team has made all the right moves to get better, even if it is not my team.

"Before you can win you have to believe you are worthy." - Ditka

by Playmaker88 on Apr 13, 2006 7:36 PM CDT reply actions 0 recs

maybe 12 - 4

I just don't see this team with enough offense to go 15 - 1.

And I got bad news for you Mr. I think that in order to go to the Super Bowl our Bears would have to beat the Cowboys. I think the Cowboys are going to have a great year.

by Chad on Apr 13, 2006 10:29 PM CDT reply actions 0 recs

As much

as I hope you are right about the Cowboys, and as much of a homer as I am for my team, the Bears are the last team I would want the Cowboys to have to play in the playoffs.

I'd rather play against Carolina in January than the Bears.

If you saw my diary, you probably noticed I had the Cowboys playing the Bears in the playoffs and the Bears winning. The reason why is because if the game is held in Chicago in January, I don't think anyone is going to be able to come in there and beat the Bears, especially if the weather is cold.

"Before you can win you have to believe you are worthy." - Ditka

by Playmaker88 on Apr 13, 2006 11:13 PM CDT reply actions 0 recs

Playmaker88,

the Bears don't beleive in beating teams soundly. We like to let them stay in the game. Because of that games can get away from us late, so we tend to keep our predictions lower.

by Adam T on Apr 14, 2006 7:35 AM CDT up reply actions 0 recs

Believe me

WCG, I know all about that one. We had more than our fair share of games like that last year too.

It is ironic that the Bears have had trouble beating teams soundly in recent times.

I know it was over 20 years ago, but that 85/86 Bears team was by far the most dominating football team I have ever seen in my life. From opening day to raising the Lombardi Trophy, I've never seen a team crush its opponents so decisively in every facet of the game.

The Dolphins may have had an undefeated SB season with less regular season games involved, but I doubt they won them as convincingly as that Bears team did.

"Before you can win you have to believe you are worthy." - Ditka

by Playmaker88 on Apr 14, 2006 6:32 PM CDT up reply actions 0 recs

Well

Carolina didn't have a problem coming to Chicago to beat us last year, Philly a few years back, 49ers in '88, Redskins in '86. It really doesn't help us at all actually....

I think we should be 12-4, maybe 13-3. It's hard to imagine us being as injury-free on the defensive side as we were last year.

by thecubreporter on Apr 14, 2006 1:15 PM CDT reply actions 0 recs

49ers in '88

That was supposed to be a cake walk cause the pansy boys from San Fransisco weren't supposed to be able to play in BEAR WEATHER!!! Lot of good it did us that day. 28 to 3?

by Chad on Apr 14, 2006 1:41 PM CDT reply actions 0 recs

49ers

were a very pesky team. They've been a thorn in the Cowboys side in a lot of playoff games too.

28-3 is bad, but at least you didn't have to watch Montana float a prayer on 4th down over your 6'9" Pro Bowl defensive end's outstretched arms and see Dwight Clark stretch out and somehow pull that thing down in the back of the endzone against your best cornerback to win the ball game and go to a Super Bowl that you know your team would have won. All it would have taken is a sack or an incomplete pass and the game's over.

I'd rather see my team lose 28-3 than lose like that. At least with 28-3 you can start hitting the beers and thinking about next season during the 4th quarter, instead of needing a stiff shot of vodka to settle your nerves while you replay that catch in your head over and over.

"Before you can win you have to believe you are worthy." - Ditka

by Playmaker88 on Apr 14, 2006 6:46 PM CDT up reply actions 0 recs

The better team won

Was not a prayer on 4th down, it was a great throw and a great catch. Stop crying about it. Your team would not have won the Super Bowl, they lost because they played a better team. Get over it.

hit him in his earhole

by draftday on Apr 15, 2006 11:59 PM CDT reply actions 0 recs

I'm

not crying about it at all, only pointing out that even though the Bears lost to San Fran 28-3 in a year everyone thought they would win, it still wasn't as bad as the way Dallas lost that one. Believe me, I've been over it for over 20 years now. Those 3 Super Bowls Dallas won in the 90's kind of erased that.

That throw was a prayer though, Montana had scrambled completely out of the pocket on a broken down play and tossed it up in Clark's general direction because it was 4th down and he couldn't throw it out of bounds. Yes, it was one of the greatest catches of all time, Clark got up and got some great altitude and stretched his body out to make it too. Don't even try to tell me it was planned out, it was a prayer that worked. Staubach made a similar play against the Vikings at the end of a game once. The better team that particular day won.

There's no way of proving anything either way about that Super Bowl now, but you're crazy if you think Cincy would have beaten Dallas, and they obviously couldn't beat San Fran, who barely won against Dallas at home in the NFC Championship game.

"Before you can win you have to believe you are worthy." - Ditka

by Playmaker88 on Apr 18, 2006 12:38 AM CDT up reply actions 0 recs