1 minute ago, adam said:

The Bears just beat both Super Bowl teams from last year in back to back prime time games. That's wild.

This statement game bumps their superbowl odds a lot. Caleb MVP odds took a hike up too.

Trading Ten for Simmons might be just as huge as the Carolina trade ove the next 3-4 years.

This game was so fun! Offense did what it needed. Caleb is developing so much year over year. So efficient tonight. Makes it look routine and he hasn’t even done the wow and they are producing. He has a whole nother level of growth still but it is so fun to see how much he has evolved since BJ got here.

And Simmons is a monster - not only is he elite - he makes the other guys better too. I think we will be loving Sweat again too - dude had a monster game and we are about to get some big Thieneman moments too I predict (I think this new pass rush is going to set him up for some more picks and maybe some pick six’s).

Is this real? This is so much fun!!! One game at a time - let’s go Bears!!!

1 hour ago, adam said:

The Bears just beat both Super Bowl teams from last year in back to back prime time games. That's wild.

I was just thinking about that and how significant it must be to go 2-0 against the previous years SB teams. Well here’s the answer.

I can’t remember a game with such consistent defensive pressure by the Bears front 4. The sacks didn’t come, but they could have had nearly ten if things had gone slightly one way or another.

2018 was more of an unbelievable interception year than sack year. Only Mack impressed.

2012 was mostly Peppers

2010 was lovie and the bend but don’t break.

2006 didn’t even have a lot of sacks, even if the pressure from Brown, Ogun, Tank, and Tommie was consistent.

This really could be a special group.

Outside of Stevenson getting burnt on one play and the TD after the Loveland fumble that gave Seattle the ball at the 25, the Seahawks only scored 3 other pts. The defense also had multiple sacks taken away due to holding penalties in the secondary, and a Red Zone INT taken away as well.

How about the Bears getting a delay of game penalty while the Seattle player is taking 15 seconds to get to the LOS? I understand you have to allow substitutions, but you can't let half the play clock bleed down to 0. I don't recall ever seeing that without the play clock being reset.