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251 | 71.10% |
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#2
11-21-2005, 08:53 AM
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Re: Chicago Poll
They have an outstanding offensive and defensive line. They dominated one of the best pass rushes in the game and were a couple of dropped passes from making that game a blowout. Their D is good enough to keep them in any game.
The thing is any game they play now they have a solid chance to win. I know it sounds crazy but if they could get homefield advantage they would have a very good chance to make some noise in the playoffs. 
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#3
11-21-2005, 09:11 AM
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Re: Chicago Poll
If the Bears play like they did yesterday there is not a team in the NFC that can beat them.
I don't think they could play that well for the rest of the year. But if they could...oh if they could...
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#5
11-21-2005, 12:32 PM
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Re: Chicago Poll
My initial reaction is no, they are not much of a threat. Shutting down Carolina shouldn't be considered a big deal because they are so one-dimensional. But really there isn't a team besides Seattle, and possibly NY, that has an offense that could threaten Chicago. So yeah, they could make some noise, but they're not winning the NFC.
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#6
11-21-2005, 12:39 PM
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Re: Chicago Poll
The best offense is a good defense?
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#8
11-21-2005, 12:47 PM
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[ QUOTE ] Shutting down Carolina shouldn't be considered a big deal [/ QUOTE ] You didn't watch the game did you? [/ QUOTE ] No. Why on Earth would I watch that game? So what are you saying, that they didn't shut them down because Smith got some yards? If not, please explain.
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#9
11-21-2005, 12:57 PM
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Re: Chicago Poll
In the previous 8 games this year, Carolina had allowed 12 sacks total.
The Bears had 8 in this game. Carolina has beaten New England, Tampa Bay, and the Jets while averaging 28 points a game this year. They scored 3 on Sunday. Delhomme threw two INTs, 0 touchdowns. A lot of the yardage Smith got simply didn't matter. The game was never really close, and barring a dropped TD pass by Muhammed, the score should have been 20-3. My point is this: Carolina is a damned good team, and for them to get beat down by the Bears the way they did is very impressive. Teams don't win 6 straight games without being good in this league.
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#10
11-21-2005, 01:07 PM
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Re: Chicago Poll
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Carolina has beaten New England, Tampa Bay, and the Jets while averaging 28 points a game this year. [/ QUOTE ] Is this supposed to be impressive? [ QUOTE ] Teams don't win 6 straight games without being good in this league. [/ QUOTE ] I never said they weren't good. I implied they are probably the 3rd best team in then NFC. They are nowhere near Seattle's class though. And their amazing 6 game run has seen them take the likes of Minnesota (just off the cruise), Baltimore, Detroit, New Orleans, SF, and finally a decent team in Carolina. I'm not saying I'm not impressed, but not too much.
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