Bears Ground Eagles
 

Didn't need a defensive or special teams touchdown, either. Cutler was nearly flawless, Forte had a big game as well. Couldn't quite "put away" the Eagles in the fourth, but still a quality win. The Bears are now tied for the second-best record in the league. Any respect yet?

hey ill give it to you guys....our (eagles) defense could not stop the big plays of the bears but i will say we beat ourselves in the redzone we were absolutely terrible down near the goaline (except the INT)

[QUOTE=Zacky1053;880391]Didn't need a defensive or special teams touchdown, either. Cutler was nearly flawless, Forte had a big game as well. Couldn't quite "put away" the Eagles in the fourth, but still a quality win. The Bears are now tied for the second-best record in the league. Any respect yet?[/QUOTE]

NO...................

[QUOTE=Zacky1053;880391]Didn't need a defensive or special teams touchdown, either. Cutler was nearly flawless, Forte had a big game as well. Couldn't quite "put away" the Eagles in the fourth, but still a quality win. The Bears are now tied for the second-best record in the league. Any respect yet?[/QUOTE]

They'll find a way to choke it away like they always do.

We needed samuels, cutler had his way with the eagles secondary. Vicks INT in the red zone hurt also as you cannot miss scoring opportunities like that against the Bears at home. That was basically the difference, one mistake in the red zone, good game though.

[QUOTE=solt0131;880425]They'll find a way to choke it away like they always do.[/QUOTE]

your an idiot

Glad to get the win!! But, the Bears still have a long way to go to be competitive in the playoffs. imho

[QUOTE=solt0131;880425]They'll find a way to choke it away like they always do.[/QUOTE]

I didn't know the Bears were famous for getting off to hot starts and falling apart down the stretch...

he must think that the steelers are unstoppable the way the beat the bills today

Respect - Yes
Fear of the Forthcoming Cutler Explosion - Very High

The Bears are just not a formidable 7-3 team at this point.

[QUOTE=Zacky1053;880391] Any respect yet?[/QUOTE]

Did anyone see the perfect pass from MIchael Vick to Brent Celek for a TD, that was amazing!

[QUOTE=RedSoxFan;880470]Did anyone see the perfect pass from MIchael Vick to Brent Celek for a TD, that was amazing![/QUOTE]

haha there were 4 bears in the area and i said ahhh jeeze here we go and celek comes away with the ball

[QUOTE=37Jetson;880466]Respect - Yes
Fear of the Forthcoming Cutler Explosion - Very High

The Bears are just not a formidable 7-3 team at this point.[/QUOTE]

8-3, Just sayin...

I still have them as the 7th best team in the NFL behind:
Pats
Jets
Atl
Pitt
Bal
New Orleans

[QUOTE=armyatc22;880484]I still have them as the 7th best team in the NFL behind:
Pats
Jets
Atl
Pitt
Bal
New Orleans[/QUOTE]

That seems reasonable to me. I really think that homefield advantage will be even more crucial this year because ATL & NO won't want to play the Bears away in the cold and the Bears won't want to play them away on those fast tracks...

[QUOTE=Zacky1053;880437]I didn't know the Bears were famous for getting off to hot starts and falling apart down the stretch...[/QUOTE]

When is the last time they won any sort of pressure game?

They get my respect, a rather solid team they appear to be at this point.

[QUOTE=solt0131;881199]When is the last time they won any sort of pressure game?[/QUOTE]


They went to the Super Bowl like 4 years ago..

I don't care what anyone says, you've got to respect their defense. Everyone can bash Cutler and the Martz offense but you can't take anything away from the D.

The funny thing about the NFL is that the season is a sprint, not a marathon. The Bears don't have to be the best overall team in talent every day, it all depends on who is the best team on game day. The Bears get a lot of lucky breaks and great defensive plays, but that's the reason why i love/hate being a Bears fan.

[QUOTE=YanksBillsFan;881237]I don't care what anyone says, you've got to respect their defense. Everyone can bash Cutler and the Martz offense but you can't take anything away from the D.[/QUOTE]

Exactly. Teams like the Jets and Ravens are praised when their defense wins games for them, but when the Bears win a 13-7 game they get bashed. Jay Cutler hasn't had many games like this, no doubt, but they're winning games nonetheless.

[QUOTE=Zacky1053;880391]Didn't need a defensive or special teams touchdown, either. Cutler was nearly flawless, Forte had a big game as well. Couldn't quite "put away" the Eagles in the fourth, but still a quality win. The Bears are now tied for the second-best record in the league. [B]Any respect yet[/B]?[/QUOTE]


No, you still have cutler.

[QUOTE=ajlaxmn;881381]No, you still have cutler.[/QUOTE]

Guess you didn't see the game Cutler had, huh?

You mean his temper-tantrum to the refs? Yeah, we saw it.

Until he grows up (along with Rivers) they will never be taken seriously.

[QUOTE=Zacky1053;881385]Guess you didn't see the game Cutler had, huh?[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=BostonNut;881408]You mean his temper-tantrum to the refs? Yeah, we saw it.

Until he grows up ([B]along with Rivers[/B]) they will never be taken seriously.[/QUOTE]

Ahh the ol' grow up Rivers thing. I guess Rivers is the only guy not allowed to talk trash. I've watched every game this year the only game we he got heated on numerous plays was the first week. Commentators have even mentioned it during the past couple weeks and they've said he doesn't swear it's all good clean trash talk because if you watch the guy, he loves the game of football, he has a blast playing ball. The dude has three kids, married, and is a fierce competitor I think he's all grown up, maybe I don't know Vince Young take some lessons from him. Rivers got MVP this year if he keeps playing like he has been.