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Originally Posted by Erick Estrada
Wildcard discussion? How are they going to get a wildcard finishing last in their division? No way they finish ahead of the Vikings or Packers and it's not like the Lions are chopped liver. I expect the Raiders get a top 10 pick either this year or next year for sure out of the Bears. Maybe both years.
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Originally Posted by d_phaneuf
I think they are the 4th best team in thst division, could see them winning anywhere from 5 to 8 games most likely, long term again it depends on the cap and how much space they have and can utilize it
Its the same thing people are saying about the rams today, there are stories on espn and the ringer about their 2 year window starting now after signing donald. The bears are a year behind them with trubisky a year after goff, but there is a reason people question how much defensive playere can make on a cap team, and if you can have enough talent to build a team while paying at least 25% of the cap to two guys
So if the rams have a 2 year window, the bears is 3, i dont think the bears are close to the rams at this point
Which is all i was saying as to why it may not work out for them
Also you saying the bears should be in the wild card discussion
Vegas doesnt agree
Their over under in wins is 6.5, thats tied for 2nd worse in the nfc with the bucs, only arizona is lower
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I guess we were all wrong. Bears really aren't going to be in the wildcard discussion.
Such a great win, clinched the division with weeks to go AND dusted the Packers, ending their season to cap off their "100 years" celebration that I'm sure the NFL was just waiting to shove down our throats all season.
I dont expect much playoff success but it sure is fantastic to watch everyone eat crow today when it comes to the Bears and especially Mitch Trubisky.
BEAR DOWN