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browna · 01-14-2007, 02:30 PM

The vastly overrated Bears pull it out. Again.

Great game by Seattle, and the Bears too, but far far too much credit given to the Bears this week and all year, certainly in comparison to the rest of the NFC.

Well done Seattle....with a depleted defense, and the main guys on offense no where near 100%, very proud of the team today.

On offense, great game by Alexander one of those guys not 100%.

Questions have to be asked still of Hasslebeck..the 4th an 1 where he bobbles the snap, the horrible throw to give the ball back to the Bears the play just after SEA intercepts Grossman.

Then, the huge play, 3-10 on CHI 45, with the wind behind him, under a minute to go. Even getting 6 or 7 yards, at least a long FG attempt by Brown, who had a stronger leg the Gould and would've been able to make 53 or so yd FG if Gould could make a 49yd. Instead, he doesn't get it out of his hand and takes a 9yd loss.

The guy still makes bad mental decisions when you least expect it. FOr all the veteran savy he shows (as he should, he is almost a veteran) he makes rookie mistakes, still...and has all season.

Anyways, lets go Saints.

01-14-2007, 02:30 PM	#42
browna Franchise Player Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: Calgary Exp:	The vastly overrated Bears pull it out. Again. Great game by Seattle, and the Bears too, but far far too much credit given to the Bears this week and all year, certainly in comparison to the rest of the NFC. Well done Seattle....with a depleted defense, and the main guys on offense no where near 100%, very proud of the team today. On offense, great game by Alexander one of those guys not 100%. Questions have to be asked still of Hasslebeck..the 4th an 1 where he bobbles the snap, the horrible throw to give the ball back to the Bears the play just after SEA intercepts Grossman. Then, the huge play, 3-10 on CHI 45, with the wind behind him, under a minute to go. Even getting 6 or 7 yards, at least a long FG attempt by Brown, who had a stronger leg the Gould and would've been able to make 53 or so yd FG if Gould could make a 49yd. Instead, he doesn't get it out of his hand and takes a 9yd loss. The guy still makes bad mental decisions when you least expect it. FOr all the veteran savy he shows (as he should, he is almost a veteran) he makes rookie mistakes, still...and has all season. Anyways, lets go Saints. Last edited by browna; 01-14-2007 at 02:47 PM.