Bears4Ever_34

I don't see that as a positive, lol. The Bears are 1-10 against Aaron Rodgers in his career as a starter. That is about as automatic as it gets. If you go back even further, they are 13-33 since Brett Favre's first full year as a starter. That is complete and utter domination.

Soldier field sucks, both noise-wise and field wise. There's no home field advantage. I wish they had a dome to hold in all the noise. Rodgers was making checks at the LOS all game long like he was in GB.

The 14 point swing was the difference in the game early in the 1st half. The Bears missed on 7 points after a PI call that gave them a fresh set of downs at the 1 yard line, and then the blunder at the end of the half where they finished with 0 points. It goes back to what I said after game 1. The offense has to play almost flawless football to win some of these games, especially against real offenses with elite QB's. This is the worst offense the Packers have had in years but the Bears defense still couldn't get off the field. It's not fair to ask of this offense to score on every possession, but that's pretty much the way it's going to be against the better QB's.

They are too inconsistent to be a playoff team. I picked them to be 8-8 before the year, but with the injuries they've already suffered, they could be much worse if they don't get back on track next week against Carolina. I would be shocked if they won 10 games.

sigh.....

Is there a more conservative, carefree offense in the league when it comes to pacing during situations when they should be trying like hell to get a play called? Unless they just gave up, I have no idea why they are running the ball on 2nd and long while allowing 25 seconds to run off the play clock between plays.

LOL, this officiating crew should never officiate another game again.

Still looks like an 8-8 team. Lions clearly the class of the division right now. Packers aren't very good.

I miss Josh McCown.

BLOW.OUT

There's the one costly Cutler play.

Probably Game over.

Maybe sometime in the next 10 years the Bears will have a professional quality field.

Teams never miss FG's against us.

3 points would be a win for the defense.

This might also be the worst refereed game of the year. It's getting to the point now where there are too many rules to enforce that the officials think they need to call a penalty on every play and its getting everybody confused.

And we end up with nothing on that drive.. Terrible clock management.

I hate this defense so much. No creativity at all.

Absolutely no pressure on Rodgers, against this garbage offensive line. There's just no way the Bears can win this without forcing turnovers on defense. And yet another horrendous spot by the officials. Nelson lost a yard on the play and instead they give him 2 yards and a first down.

And then they do something stupid, like an onsides kick. Why would you trust our special teams to recover that? So stupid.

What a play design!! Love it!!

And that's why you can't kick FG's. Don't think the Bears can win this game if they don't score a touchdown on every possession.

That 7 is brought to you by the NFL referees.

3 points might as well be 0 in this game. FG's are losses as far as I'm concerned. Rodgers scored in less than 3 minutes and completely owned the Bears in the redzone.

Inexcusable to not score a TD on that drive after that PI call.