JR4

Condsider how they are playing right now.
then consider their reamining schedule below.

The only big obstacle are PATs
With a little luck I think can go all the way.

I would like PATs to be the spoilers.

Bills
Cards
49ers
Dolphins
Giants
Jets
Pats
Vikes
Rams
Bucks
Lions
Packers

flutie2phelan

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Are you kidding, they should have lost last week. Besides the Pats the Bills and Jets will give them all they want. This just in, the NFC still isn't that good.

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HAMMERMILL

It's also 12 more games and 3 months worth of injuries and getting beaten up in general.
I'de say no way.

onegameatatime

I don't expect them to go 16-0, but I would like to see some team go undefeated and not have to see the Dolphin champagne toast in the season where they played mostly dogs.

I still think Pats in 2003 were more dominating.

JR4

Just curious ... why should they have lost?
You mean they shouldn't have got the 4 TDs they got Why?
You mean they shouldn't have got the 3 FGs they got. Why?

DocAdkinsDiet

Bills, Giants, Pats, and Vikes are not easy games. I don't see it happening. I see their offense stumbling soon and their defense again being forced to carry the load which will only carry them for so long.

ATippett56

The original poster probably meant the Chicago Bears versus the Minnesota Vikings.

amazinPats

If the Bears are undefeated when they play the Pats, I think there would be a very good chance for an "upset." Not only will they be playing a good team, but there's the added pressure of being undefeated. It will work to our advantage.

Murphys95

Probably not. Undefeated is extremely difficult to obtain, especially considering teams which have clinched a playoff berth rest their starters late in the season. I'm also a big subscriber to the theory that it's not how you start a season, it's how you finish it. The Bears are playing well now - can they sustain that type of play for 12 more games? That's anyone's guess, but the statistical odds are stacked against them.