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freak YEAH, A MONUNMENTAL STOP!! freak HOLMGREN, FATASS!

Yeah, I hate Joe Buck.

Un-freakin-believable! Vasher, Manning, etc are doing their job. It seems like Tillman is in every picture when Seattle catches the ball. He has been beat on every play.

That was a pitiful drive.

Briggs with a great tackle!

Halftime Stats Bears - Hawks Total Yards 242 - 137 Rush Yards 83 - 46 Pass Yards 159 - 91 First Downs 11 - 7 3rd Down % 50% - 29% Turnovers 1 - 0 Desmond Clark 0 catches so far.

Nice finish to the half! GO BEARS!

freak YEA TJ!!!

That sucked.

freak Grossman!

Damn, Hester again, that one was returnable.

Looks that way so far.

Another good series by the D. Hopefully the offense can have a sustained drive. BTW, Hester is making me freakin nervous. Either catch the ball or get away.

Yeah, that was an ugly possession other than the first Benson run.

3 and out is a great start for the D. Peanut just missed that, but it was a great call by the coaches.

Great first drive. That was such a relief. O-Line did an awesome job in the trenches. Great catch by Davis!

Grossman's performance will have the biggest impact on this game. He cannot turn the ball over like he has recently. If he does the Bears will be playing from behind which will force him into more bad situations. They need to get an early lead, then hunker down with the running game.

Bears 27-16

I don't think the Bears will pack it in before the 1st half. Starters should be in until halftime. For the Packers, if this is going to be Favre's last game, he is going to play to the end, and they are going to play for the win. With the Tiki/Giants win, it sets up these potential matchups: 6 N.Y. Giants at 3 Philadelphia (East champ) 5 Dallas at 4 Seattle 6 N.Y. Giants at 3 Dallas (East champ) 5 Philadelphia at 4 Seattle Based off the seeding, the Bears, as the #1 seed cannot play the 3rd seeded team (East Division Champs). Which team out of those 4 would you most like to see as the Bears Divisional opponent?

Cold Hard Facts Stats Scoreability Index / Bendability Index Team - Score / Bend Bears – 1 / 3 San Diego – 2 / 17 Buffalo – 3 / 8 Dallas – 4 / 18 Indianapolis – 5 / 25 Baltimore – 6 / 1 New England – 7 / 2 Cincinnati – 8 / 9 Jacksonville – 9 / 6 Tennessee – 10 / 20 Last year, Pittsburgh finished 4th and 5th, Seattle finished 2nd and 4th, Indy finished 3rd and 2nd, and Carolina finished 1st and 6th. The Bears were 1st in Bendability, but 20th in Scoreability. So it looks like these stats are pretty accurate at predicting teams that will go deep into the playoffs. The two best teams based off these stats for this year are the Bears (1,3) and the Ravens (6,1). Interesting to see teams like New Orleans and Philly so low. http://www.coldhardfootballfacts.com/Quality_Standings.php

DROY!!!!!!

Griese looked pretty good...

Let's Go Bears! Get a big lead, and then give some guys time off. The Lions should be playing for Brady Quinn. Some Inactives for the game: Charles Tillman (Ricky Manning Jr. will start in place of Tillman with Hester playing the nickel. ) Leon Joe John Tait (John St. Clair will start in his place.)

He has to ask permission to leave the state, and as long as it is work related, there should not be a problem. Also, I think he has a Jan 7th court date that might clarify some of this.

Haugh must read TalkBears too: http://www.talkbears.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=813 There is definitely a correlation between the production totals.