More Banjo: Week 10 @ Bears

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It was ugly, but it was a win. Off the schneid. 5-4.

Jones, Monty and King got hurt. Updates as they happen.

Have some errands to run so if someone wants to pull quotes from the press conferences, feel free.

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Wilde says it was NOT the snap.

[Joemailman]

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[red]

sorry bears, but that was probably as bad of a packer teams as we've had on the field in almost 30 years

whats your excuse?

[Joemailman]

sorry bears, but that was probably as bad of a packer teams as we've had on the field in almost 30 years

whats your excuse?

Well, they're The Bears.

[beveaux1]

sorry bears, but that was probably as bad of a packer teams as we've had on the field in almost 30 years

whats your excuse?

Really inept first half play by the Bears. The whole game, the offensive play calling was bad...really bad. Anybody who watched that game, the Bears showed how to take the ball out of a QB's hand.

Run, run, pass almost every series. McCarthy took the reins off Hundley and, although he didn't set the world on fire, overall, he was competent.

We also showed that we can beat a team that might be a little better than we are. The Bears defense is definitely better and they were playing at home. I think the offenses were similar. We won and we played well enough that I would say we outplayed them.

So what was the difference? Answer that for yourself.

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Pete Dougherty‏ @PeteDougherty
Packers announce 2 other injuries after game: Hundley hamstring and King shoulder.

So Hundley was slow on that run not just because of the clock, but a bum leg.

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Super 70s Sports‏ @Super70sSports
John Fox found a $20 bill on the sidewalk, challenged it, and now owes the IRS $35,000 in back taxes.

[Joemailman]

Pete Dougherty‏ @PeteDougherty
Packers announce 2 other injuries after game: Hundley hamstring and King shoulder.

So Hundley was slow on that run not just because of the clock, but a bum leg.

Well, that explains his 2nd half. If you want to play like a Packer, you need a hamstring injury.

[woodbuck27]

Really inept first half play by the Bears. The whole game, the offensive play calling was bad...really bad. Anybody who watched that game, the Bears showed how to take the ball out of a QB's hand.

Run, run, pass almost every series. McCarthy took the reins off Hundley and, although he didn't set the world on fire, overall, he was competent.

We also showed that we can beat a team that might be a little better than we are. The Bears defense is definitely better and they were playing at home. I think the offenses were similar. We won and we played well enough that I would say we outplayed them.

So what was the difference? Answer that for yourself.

The Packers Offense got it done at the most crucial time but that game was nearly thrown away as late it should NOT have been just a 7 Point game..

[woodbuck27]

Pete Dougherty‏ @PeteDougherty
Packers announce 2 other injuries after game: Hundley hamstring and King shoulder.

So Hundley was slow on that run not just because of the clock, but a bum leg.

" Hundley hamstring" pbmax

Holy Cow.

[mraynrand]

sorry bears, but that was probably as bad of a packer teams as we've had on the field in almost 30 years

this is insane

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At least losing possession didn't cost the Bears a TO!

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this is insane

Would love to see the 1986 Gregg team against current Packers. Would Campen play against himself coaching?

[Maxie the Taxi]

^Won the battle, lost the war.

[Teamcheez1]

Game left a bad taste in my mouth.

Didn't think either team played well. Hundley was marginally better. Defense still stinks. Bears still suck.

Winning ugly is better than losing pretty, but I don't see a lot to look forward to the rest of the season, even with very low expectations.

[mraynrand]

Would love to see the 1986 Gregg team against current Packers. Would Campen play against himself coaching?

Technically that's 31 years ago. How about the 10-0 at Chicago in '91? That was so awful. Or the loss at Baltimore on Sunday or MNF in 2005?

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Game left a bad taste in my mouth.

Didn't think either team played well. Hundley was marginally better. Defense still stinks. Bears still suck.

Winning ugly is better than losing pretty, but I don't see a lot to look forward to the rest of the season, even with very low expectations.

New Orleans held them to 12 in the Big Easy. Not too bad for the defense compared to others. Division road win is solid as well.

Gotta hope success builds off success with Hundley.

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Technically that's 31 years ago. How about the 10-0 at Chicago in '91? That was so awful. Or the loss at Baltimore on Sunday or MNF in 2005?

Yeah, I forgot to mention that. I assumed Red's 30 year window was at least partially to avoid have to have the 4-12 '86 Packers face this current group.