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  • #16
    The Bears have the best group of DEs the Packers will play all year - including the backups, possibly the best group in all of football, plus Harris inside. I think Chicago will mix in a few blitzes to try to shake Favre up, but probably not as many as some think. With Briggs and Brown hurting/out, Chicago's defensive strengths are their DEs and Urlacher. They have to count on these guys to make plays for them. Why put a weak defensive backfield even more at risk with blitzing? I expect the Bears to really mix up their stunts and D linemen positioning to try and confuse the O-line and Favre.
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    • #17
      Originally posted by mraynrand
      The Bears have the best group of DEs the Packers will play all year - including the backups, possibly the best group in all of football, plus Harris inside. I think Chicago will mix in a few blitzes to try to shake Favre up, but probably not as many as some think. With Briggs and Brown hurting/out, Chicago's defensive strengths are their DEs and Urlacher. They have to count on these guys to make plays for them. Why put a weak defensive backfield even more at risk with blitzing? I expect the Bears to really mix up their stunts and D linemen positioning to try and confuse the O-line and Favre.
      Blitzing creates mistakes by the QB and ensures that you don't have to cover as long. I'm predicting that they do it just because in the two bears games I've watched this year they've been blitzing more than last year. Harris is very good but they are missing Tank. I don't know if they are blitzing to make up for the pressure that they don't get from him or if they just didn't need them in coverage.

      They are beat up but they are also deep. They are still a good defense. Unfortunately even a good defense looks like a terrible defense after being on the field 80% of the game. We'll probobly double our score in the 4th quarter.
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      • #18
        harris played a good game last week. he'll be fine come sunday. the bears are always up for the Packers so I expect this to be a very tough game. i wish we would just blow them out, but i think the bears will be ready. their season really is on the line. a team w/ their back against the wall is scary stuff. they aren't as bad as they have looked.

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        • #19
          Originally posted by Partial
          Crosby has got the boot. I would say sacrifice some hang time for a deep kickoff into the end-zone.
          Yup, Crosby should do fine but doesn't Hester return punts too.
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          • #20
            Originally posted by mmmdk
            Originally posted by Partial
            Crosby has got the boot. I would say sacrifice some hang time for a deep kickoff into the end-zone.
            Yup, Crosby should do fine but doesn't Hester return punts too.
            He does. Kick away from him. Boot the long line drives out of bounds.

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            • #21
              If Favre is able to take advantage of the Bears' injured secondary, it should be a Packer win..

              But the running game has to get going one of these games..

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              • #22


                Bears in brief: Tillman among the missing

                In the world of medical misinformation that is the NFL, the best you can go on is what happens on the practice field.

                With cornerback Charles Tillman missing Thursday's workout because of his sprained right ankle, the Bears moved another day closer to potentially playing without him Sunday night at Lambeau Field. Regardless, they are guaranteed to have their fourth defensive starting lineup in five games.



                ''It's definitely a little frustrating to know, when you're on the bench or you're on the sideline and your team is out there and they're doing the best that they can, I can't help them in any way,'' Tillman said. ''That's more of a frustrating part.''

                Tillman was projected to miss one to two weeks after being injured Sept. 23 against Dallas, but he said all last week he expected to play at Detroit, even though reports confirmed differently. Now he's saying he could miss another game.

                Perhaps it's a ruse intended to reach Green Bay. This much is known: If Tillman can't play, Ricky Manning Jr. will start for Nathan Vasher (groin) at left corner, and Danieal Manning will be at right corner with Brandon McGowan taking over at free safety.

                McGowan, who did partial work in practice after missing a day with a shoulder injury, stepped up with a team-high 13 tackles against the Lions and gets his chance after


                Kevin Payne was lost for the season.

                Left tackle John Tait (right ankle) and running back Adrian Peterson (calf) also were held out. Defensive tackle Tommie Harris returned to the field.

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                • #23
                  2 Safeties and both starting CB's are out. The nickel back is a 5' 9" rookie.

                  I think we will be voting for Brett next week as FEDEX NFL player of the week, AGAIN.

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                  • #24
                    Archuleta will be back. It's not a sure thing that any of the others will be out yet either. This is Bears vs. Packers. I expect them all to play.
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                    • #25
                      I really hate playing the Bears at this point. They have a lot to prove. Their defense is usually top notch. Even if they have injured players does anyone really think we can dink and dunk them? I think we will have our hands full in this game. They won't get a lot of pressure but they will cover better then any team we have seen thus far. Will there be enough pressure to make Favre be Favre? No, I don't think so. I think the Bears will get two sacks and the PAcker defense will record 5 sacks. The Packers should win this easily but then again, without a running game, it will be a squeaker. Green Bay 24, Chicago 19.
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                      • #26
                        Originally posted by HarveyWallbangers
                        Archuleta will be back. It's not a sure thing that any of the others will be out yet either. This is Bears vs. Packers. I expect them all to play.
                        Yes, he will play but with a broken hand.

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                        • #27
                          Originally posted by 3irty1
                          They have been blitzing a lot more this year. They have been sending LBs and stuff so I'm sure we'll see it but I expect we'll spread them out pretty good with 4 receiver sets and move the ball no matter what. Big day from Martin.
                          I hope so.

                          I think that Ruvell Marin should play a bigger role in our offense.

                          I hope he gets a TD Sunday.

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                          • #28
                            Originally posted by CaliforniaCheez
                            2 Safeties and both starting CB's are out. The nickel back is a 5' 9" rookie.

                            I think we will be voting for Brett next week as FEDEX NFL player of the week, AGAIN.
                            If Favre goes in for the kill in the first two series, look out.

                            The Packers win big.

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                            • #29
                              The "official" injury report.


                              CHICAGO BEARS at GREEN BAY PACKERS - BEARS: DOUBTFUL: T John Tait (ankle), CB Nathan Vasher (groin). QUESTIONABLE: LB Lance Briggs (hamstring), RB Adrian Peterson (calf), CB Charles Tillman (ankle). PROBABLE: S Adam Archuleta (hand), G Ruben Brown (shoulder), DT Tommie Harris (knee), S Brandon McGowan (shoulder), T Fred Miller (knee), LB Brian Urlacher (back).

                              PACKERS: OUT: CB Will Blackmon (foot), DE Mike Montgomery (knee). QUESTIONABLE: RB Brandon Jackson (shin). PROBABLE: T Chad Clifton (illness), DT Colin Cole (concussion), S Nick Collins (knee), CB Al Harris (back), DE Cullen Jenkins (ribs), DT Corey Williams (back), CB Charles Woodson (foot).

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