adam

Great job to clinch the 2nd consecutive Division title, now we need HFA. Hopefully the Bears can wrap that up within the next few weeks and give some of the starters a rest (especially on D).

Bears draft a QB or maybe try to get someone like McNabb?

Grossman was good early on when teams did not know how to play against him. They have him figured out. He is getting worse because teams are getting more and more film on him and they must see some huge weaknesses that they are exploiting. The only way to fix it is to completely change the offense or replace Grossman.

107 yds of Total offense and we win by 10!

The Titans always play the Colts tough. Awesome win for the Titans and Vince Young.

Defense has been on the field for a long time.

Bollinger has out passed Grossman in 4 minutes of play - against the Bears Defense no less.

CRUNCHED!

I really hope this is the last. Lovie must have picked up some "stuff" from Ricky Williams.

They are just trying to get another record, lowest passer rating to win a game by 10 pts or more while throwing 3 or more interceptions.

29% Completion percentage, and fallling.....

I did, post 194! http://www.talkbears.com/forums/index.php?...761&st=180#

He hasn't done it already, and he can't play any worse, unless he hands off to their D-Line.

Nice call.

Detroit up on NE after a Safety, 18-13. GB losing big against NYJ.

They need to get the ball in his hands more, he defines electric.

Benson is at least backing up some of that talk. Great run.

Wow, Manning sure was missed vs NE. Glad to have him back out there. Huge TD!

Lovie needs to swallow his ego and do the right thing. Griese or Orton for that matter cannot be any worse than Grossman right now.

Benson and Jones both look pretty good, and are averaging over 5 a carry. Stick with the freakin run.

NE Secondary Injuries Rodney Harrison - Out Asante Samuel - Questionable Eugene Wilson - Questionable Chad Scott - Questionable The Bears should be passing against a depleted NE Secondary. I really hope Grossman has a solid game.

That's the same thing I was thinking. The Pats don't really have a #1 receiver, instead they have a bunch of #2s and #3s.

Wow, no Brown and no Manning for NE. Great timing NFL. http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/news;_ylt=AvQs...p&type=lgns

Yeah it is the 3:15 start. They moved the Philly-Indy game to the Sunday night slot last week. Now that game looks a lot less appealing without McNabb. We can clinch the Division this week with a win and GB and MIN losses. We can't clinch HFA yet. That is at least 2 weeks away with some help from other teams. Now the question is, what do the Bears do if/when they clinch HFA? Do they rest starters and end up like Indy last year, or do they play out the remaining games and risk injury?

I would say the general level of importance is something like this: 1. Home Divisional Game 2. Away Divisional Game 3. Home Conference Game 4. Away Conference Game 5. Home Non-Conference Game 6. Away Non-Conference Game This is also dependent on where you are in your race. The Bears are now 3 up on all other teams in the Conference and 5 up in the Division with 6 games remaining. This game vs the Pats probably won't factor into the playoff picture, especially looking at the Bears remaining schedule. I think as long as they play well, then they can come back home satisfied with the road trip. Just don't lay an egg. This is especially true for Grossman. He needs to play well, run the offense, and limit turnovers.