Bears are favored, but Lions look to play spoiler.

But I’m thinking we win big.

We start strong, and we get a defensive TD. Score a bunch of points on offense, hold them to under 100 total offensive yards in the first half.

At Halftime:
Bears 31 – Lions 3

Have a couple nice drives, one with a TD, and one with a FG. Other than that, it’s mostly just the offense running the clock out. The defense goes into complete "not to lose" mode, and Stanton pads his stats to appear as if he had an "ok" game. They garner up a TD and a FG late.

At End of Regulation:
Bears 41 – Lions 10

with out either of their top 2 QB’s, Bosch out, Best banged up. If step on em early it should demoralize them.

But I think it could be 20+. The first meeting would have been 20+ if it had not been for a few turnovers by the Bears. They got capitalized on our mistakes and got lucky with 2 goals TD runs. This time around our offense is clicking and the defense is the best in the league.

I wouldn’t be surprised if right out of the gate Jay pick on Spievey, just like Brady did.

152-3. Cutler pulls a sanchez, except he doesnt eat a hot dog on the sideline. Its all about the polish sauussage

Posted by Chris McCosky (The Detroit News) on Thu, Dec 2, 2010 at 12:04 PM

Not looking good

Looking at the Lions as they went through their pre-practice routine today, they truly looked like a 2-9 team. That sounds odd, I know, but there was a time, just a few weeks ago, where they looked like a team on the come.

Now, they look like a team that can’t wait to get this thing over with.

From The Detroit News

I think we give up a TD in Garbage time in the 4th quarter to make the score 27-20 or something like that.

Because the Lions are just that bad… stil.

And by a lot more than 20, especially if Ditka is involved.

It’s a divisional rival, which means this is a must win for our team. If we want to have any chance of getting into the playoffs this year we can not give this one away. I don’t care how beat up/washed up/broken up a division rival is, you can’t let an upset happen or we’re out of it. I’m sure the coaching staff is hammering this point into the players’ heads.

All we have to do is win out in the division and we’re a lock for the playoffs. Right now it’s the last game of the season that provides the biggest question mark for me. If we lose any divisional game before then…we’re cooked.

and predict that the Bears will blank the Lions 16-0 just like that Miami game. Why? Miami has got a third string QB and Kyle Vandenbosch is out.

this is the game where we get another shut-out.this will not be the last this season. we will get 1 more, against the pats GO BEARS

Only if the we get a snow storm, and their plane is diverted to Miami

i truly believe we could shut out the pats what with the injuries they have on both sides of the football and the way our defense are playing. they can double team our obvious threat (peppers) but that just leaves the game open for other d-linemen.with brady limited in his movements and our running game coming out of hibernation we can control the clock at last we have every chance to keep them playing catch-up.