The Official Chicago Bears 2009 Schedule

Hate to admit hes from the same city as me

they can’t switch the first and last games. Games at Detroit and at Minnesota should be played early in the season. Late season games should never be played in a dome.

What did the Bears do to deserve that? Other than the NFC North this is a pretty damn tough schedule.

All assumptions of course but i see us going 11-5
i think we split with minnesota at the worst
sweep det and GB
Pittsburgh is gonna be a home fun opener
philly will be tough but we have beat them two in a row
and baltimore will be fun and challening

5 prime-time games for us this year is 2-3 more than I expected we’d get. I’m particularly looking forward to the game against the 49ers… I’m sure they media folks will have a field day with that one now that Singletary is coaching them. The pre-game dramatic sequences just about write themselves…

may be able to still go though..

be @ that thurs nite game in SF…. gunna watch Da Bears DESTROY the niners!!!!!

THE BEARS ARE WHO WE THOUGHT THEY WERE!

And it would be nice to just nuke Atlanta, but apart from that, looks interesting.

I’m still predicting 9 – 7.

If the Defense plays like it’s 2005, and the offense can score on the ground and in the air AND become a top 10, believe it or not, I can see the Bears running the table.

10-6 seems likely for the Bears, though the Bears are my #2 fav team.

I hate to be negative and its not that I don’t think the Bears will be good i just can’t put ANY of those games in the win column. Yes not even the Lions. At the same time I think we can beat the Steelers. My nerves will be settled when I see if this team plays with intensity for all 4 quarters… ie no more execution of a field position offense at the start of games. I think most important is Cutler’s ability to give the Dfense time to rest with hopefully fewer 3 and outs. If that happens and our D stays healthy and returns to elite status (actual pass rush required) this team can be great.

Not being in Chitown I appreciate the prime time love. Its funny though, getting a bit of the spotlight in prime time isn’t going to put points on the board. Maybe this adds pressure… maybe national exposure of ineptitude will lead to changes in offensive philosophies (ie Ron Turner is on the hot seat as national audiences will ridicule excessive use of the HB dive more than Bears fans who have reluctantly grown accustomed to it).

what the heck.

God. WHY is football season so far away?

I want to see the team in training camp to get a feel before I make any predictions. But really I think we could be really good. Especially if we have a valid offense who can actually DO SOMETHING with the great field position our ST gives us.

i think we’re going to go 11-5 or 12-4

I will get to watch 8 Bears games on TV in my home in Muncie. The rest bump up against the precious Colts. So for those…TO THE BARS!!!

Can’t the Atlanta game be at home since it was an away game last year? I want Dirty Bird Blood on Soldier field darnit!!

Still sticking to 11-5 even tho 10-6 i think will be good enough to win division.

Thinking back to Lovie’s 1st declaration as coach to beat the Packers playing them week 1 means we will be ready week 1. Beginning the season with a win in our own mini super bowl could be great not only as inspiration as the season progresses, but also as motivation to be firing on all cylinders from the get go.