2006 NFL Season

myke212 · Post by **myke212** » October 16, 2006 7:52 pm

aeroparrot wrote:
myke212 wrote:No clue how they could have called that roughing the passer. I'm just happy they finally won a game!
Just had to shake my head until I found out who the ref was, then I wasn't surprised.

Mr. Magoo?

aeroparrot · Post by **aeroparrot** » October 16, 2006 7:54 pm

myke212 wrote:
aeroparrot wrote:
myke212 wrote:No clue how they could have called that roughing the passer. I'm just happy they finally won a game!
Just had to shake my head until I found out who the ref was, then I wasn't surprised.
Mr. Magoo?

Forgot the guy's name but he seems to have the stick up his ass.

Lightning Bolt · Post by **Lightning Bolt** » October 16, 2006 10:09 pm

BIG RED 20-3 at the half!!!!

but I'll tell ya right now...
The Monsters of the Midway are thre kind of team that could easily overcome this deficit....

and probably pull off a squeeker!!!!

ejr · Post by **ejr** » October 17, 2006 12:35 am

Lightning Bolt wrote:BIG RED 20-3 at the half!!!!

but I'll tell ya right now...
The Monsters of the Midway are thre kind of team that could easily overcome this deficit....

and probably pull off a squeeker!!!!

Yep-i still can't believe they pulled this one out. But I hope they use the week off to regroup, understanding that they are not quite as good as they might have thought they were.

Still, (and I can't believe I am saying this)

BEARS WIN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Cubbie Bear · Post by **Cubbie Bear** » October 17, 2006 8:52 am

U-G-L-Y
we ain't got no alibi

Big #54 willed us to a win and Dennis Green handed it over and we will take it.

Green had a great game plan, but he lacks the balls in tight situations, he totally lost this game for the hapless Cardinals

spendingmoney · Post by **spendingmoney** » October 17, 2006 10:01 am

Chicago now has another #23 to love...Devin Hester!!

captenuta · Post by **captenuta** » October 17, 2006 11:00 am

Cubbie Bear wrote:U-G-L-Y
we ain't got no alibi

Big #54 willed us to a win and Dennis Green handed it over and we will take it.

Green had a great game plan, but he lacks the balls in tight situations, he totally lost this game for the hapless Cardinals

I heard Green was crying at the post-game press conference.

BottleofRum · Post by **BottleofRum** » October 17, 2006 11:58 am

24 points and not one of them came from the offence

what is going to happen when the start playing teams who don't turn the ball over and have good special teams?

That November 26 game at New England should be great one.

Cubbie Bear · Post by **Cubbie Bear** » October 17, 2006 12:50 pm

BottleofRum wrote:24 points and not one of them came from the offence what is going to happen when the start playing teams who don't turn the ball over and have good special teams?

That November 26 game at New England should be great one.

If they play like last night....lose

If they play like the Seattle game....humble them

weirdo0521 · Post by **weirdo0521** » October 17, 2006 4:09 pm

Cubbie Bear wrote:U-G-L-Y
we ain't got no alibi

Big #54 willed us to a win and Dennis Green handed it over and we will take it.

Green had a great game plan, but he lacks the balls in tight situations, he totally lost this game for the hapless Cardinals

That was Jordanesque. Urlacher wouldn't let them lose. Was there one running play that he wasn't involved in stopping? Amazing performance. Many firsts in that one including:

First team to overcome a 20 point deficit without an offensive TD.

Fewest amount of yards on attempts for Edgerin (1.5 yds a carry)

BottleofRum · Post by **BottleofRum** » October 17, 2006 4:12 pm

Cubbie Bear wrote:
BottleofRum wrote:24 points and not one of them came from the offence what is going to happen when the start playing teams who don't turn the ball over and have good special teams?

That November 26 game at New England should be great one.
If they play like last night....lose

If they play like the Seattle game....humble them

One game was at home, the other on the road... hmmm

The Bears have 3 straight road games through the northeast in late November @ NYG @ NYJ and @ NE... back to back to back weeks...

Cubbie Bear · Post by **Cubbie Bear** » October 17, 2006 4:42 pm

BottleofRum wrote:
Cubbie Bear wrote:
BottleofRum wrote:24 points and not one of them came from the offence what is going to happen when the start playing teams who don't turn the ball over and have good special teams?

That November 26 game at New England should be great one.
If they play like last night....lose

If they play like the Seattle game....humble them
One game was at home, the other on the road... hmmm

The Bears have 3 straight road games through the northeast in late November @ NYG @ NYJ and @ NE... back to back to back weeks...

3-0 on the road, hmmmmmmmm

Bring it On

green1 · Post by **green1** » October 17, 2006 4:56 pm

Cubbie Bear wrote:
BottleofRum wrote:
Cubbie Bear wrote:
BottleofRum wrote:24 points and not one of them came from the offence what is going to happen when the start playing teams who don't turn the ball over and have good special teams?

That November 26 game at New England should be great one.
If they play like last night....lose

If they play like the Seattle game....humble them
One game was at home, the other on the road... hmmm

The Bears have 3 straight road games through the northeast in late November @ NYG @ NYJ and @ NE... back to back to back weeks...
3-0 on the road, hmmmmmmmm

Bring it On

They could win against the Giants and should win against the Jets, but not that Pats.

TheSecretsInTheCrust · October 18, 2006 1:12 am

Something about this week scares me. Still
GO BOLTS!!!

Pencil Thin (inactive) · October 18, 2006 9:51 am

TheSecretsInTheCrust wrote:Something about this week scares me. Still
GO BOLTS!!!

I'm just too lazy to look right now....who do the Bolts have this coming weekend?

spendingmoney · Post by **spendingmoney** » October 19, 2006 2:45 pm

Cubbie Bear wrote:
BottleofRum wrote:
Cubbie Bear wrote:
BottleofRum wrote:24 points and not one of them came from the offence what is going to happen when the start playing teams who don't turn the ball over and have good special teams?

That November 26 game at New England should be great one.
If they play like last night....lose

If they play like the Seattle game....humble them
One game was at home, the other on the road... hmmm

The Bears have 3 straight road games through the northeast in late November @ NYG @ NYJ and @ NE... back to back to back weeks...
3-0 on the road, hmmmmmmmm

Bring it On

I hope losing Brown won't hurt their chances on the 3 game road trip. Since 2004 the Bears are 16-4 when Brown plays and 6-12 without him

weirdo0521 · Post by **weirdo0521** » October 19, 2006 3:48 pm

spendingmoney wrote:
Cubbie Bear wrote:
BottleofRum wrote:
Cubbie Bear wrote:
BottleofRum wrote:24 points and not one of them came from the offence what is going to happen when the start playing teams who don't turn the ball over and have good special teams?

That November 26 game at New England should be great one.
If they play like last night....lose

If they play like the Seattle game....humble them
One game was at home, the other on the road... hmmm

The Bears have 3 straight road games through the northeast in late November @ NYG @ NYJ and @ NE... back to back to back weeks...
3-0 on the road, hmmmmmmmm

Bring it On
I hope losing Brown won't hurt their chances on the 3 game road trip. Since 2004 the Bears are 16-4 when Brown plays and 6-12 without him

He definitely has the "it" factor. Some good backups, but I think they are going to miss his vocal leadership as much as anything. One of these other guys is going to have to step it up in that department. I nominate Alex Brown.

BottleofRum · Post by **BottleofRum** » October 20, 2006 2:28 pm

Too Funny

Colts-Patriots may not be the NFL’s most storied rivalry but it’s one of the most bitter. With both teams among the AFC’s elite, the showdown at Gillette Stadium on Nov. 5 has an alluring combination of talent and tension.

The Patriots ratcheted things up recently by asking the league to ensure the safety of team employees when the Colts visit. That was a shot across the bow of Polian who, according to sources, was made to apologize to a New York Jets employee after getting physical with him on Oct. 1 at Giants Stadium.

complete article
http://www.nbcsports.com/nfl/210395/detail.html

and another http://www.nbcsports.com/nfl/206519/detail.html

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AdamBomb8 · Post by **AdamBomb8** » October 21, 2006 2:11 am

Pencil Thin wrote:
TheSecretsInTheCrust wrote:Something about this week scares me. Still
GO BOLTS!!!

I'm just too lazy to look right now....who do the Bolts have this coming weekend?

At Kansas City

CaptainP · Post by **CaptainP** » October 24, 2006 8:58 am

SWEET!!!!!!!!!

Tony Romo may now be the Dallas Cowboys starting QB!!!!
He took over for Drew Bledsoe at halftime last night, and while he didn't perform great (2 TDs, 3 INTs), he was better than Bledsoe was. Talk is that the job is now his!

Why do I care? He's the first EVER major league level professional athlete to come out of my High School, and although I don't know him, my Mom and his Mom are friends.

One drawback, though. Now I have to root for the friggin' Cowpies.