The Chicago Bears Must Beware The Dreaded Trap Game

And I’m not talking about Schlereth. Playoff Machine

and not for the Eagles, I guess that’s today’s Bears/NFL for ya.

I think was properly ruled. I know if I was a Detroit fan I wouldn’t agree, but look at the play in real time. When in slow mo it looks like a catch, but in real time he ditches the ball too quickly to determine if it’s a drop/release or if he’s using it for balance to pick himself up.

and the possibility that Kyle Vanden Bosch (neck) and Jahid Best (turf toe) will either be no-gos, or a less-than-healthy starts, then I think we’re in a pretty good position to blow the Lions out of the water.

I see the Bears pitching a shutout. I don’t see this Bears team with the amount of scrutiny they go through for everything looking past the Lions or anyone. 31-0. I really think the good guys are going to have a really good showing on sunday.

But Stanton does not worry me as much as stafford or even hill

I expect the bears to hand out a whooping

Greg Olsen carrys the team to another win

This is a game they know they MUST win.

To remain in from of the Pack, they cannot lose focus for even an minute. Our guys are pros, they know this.

From the standpoint of what others may be saying about the first game, I think they will be intent on making this a statement game.

Finally, another starting QB (OK Hilll is the Backup), injures himself a week before the Bears D comes to town, coincidence? I think not.

“…every game from here on out is like a playoff game” (paraphased) and that is how the Bears should look at each and every game including the Lions game. It would be stupid to lose the investment and hard work of the past by falling to the Lions or any other team on the schedule, to be quite frank.

Everyone’s going to make sure that’s not going to happen now…

as long as Jay doesnt throw a ton of interceptions and Mad Mike keeps the run-pass ratio of the last 4 games we are good.

against a one man defence (a boy named suh) i predict a shut-out BEARS WIN

I really don’t think you have to worry too much about this one.

Stanton is not good, which is the reason he’s a third stringer who won’t be here next year.

Hanson has just been shut down, and while Rayner is OK, he’s no Hanson.

I expect the Lions to keep it close – the defense can still keep it close, like we did in Week 1. The Bears’ O-Line, despite recent success, is still porous in passing downs. The running game can hit big plays, but in general has been the run game we’ve seen the last few years, between the tackles and two yards for too many plays.

If you guys hang on to the ball, though, I don’t see too many problems. I wish I did.

But i dont think the Bears will fall victim to it. To be honest the 1st game shouldnt have even come to the catch or no catch point as the Bears were driving up[ and down the field at will and held the Lions to under 200 yards of total offense..I think the Bears will limit their turnovers and win this one by a cpl touchdowns

and is taking me back to those days of defense ruling the game. Not to take away anything from Cutlers recent performance.

I’m hoping to crush Detroit and round Green Bay out of the playoffs down the stretch.

Good luck to you.

that I think Lovie is awful at getting his team prepared, there is little doubt in my mind that the Bears will require much of Lovie’s input to win this game. This is not going to be a trap game because for all of his faults, Lovie does not look past the game at hand. What he does during the game is sometimes a bit curious, but he’s going to focus his attention 100% on this game until it’s over.

and those moves during the game (I’m rolling my eyes).

I guess your right we can expect more of the same Sunday.