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Old 11-26-2006, 07:26 PM   #1
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Now that I've calmed down, and watching some of the replays, the Bears really go out of their way to strip, or punch the ball out, or have one guy hold up the ball carrier while another works him over. They do it more than any team I've seen. You can work on these things in practice drills, especially the first two. I remember doing that, in practice, a million years ago. Anyway, I wonder if Bill or the coordinators will have the "hands guys" work on them. It's a good opportunity to toughen up, and we're lucky we won a game against a team that plays that way, and exposed us. Now, if we can do that, and learn to get rid of the stupid, open field dropsies...
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Yes they remind me of the 1985 Pats team in the way the attack the ball. That makes up for a much of their weakness in the secondary(though the 85 Pats were great up front so so defensive line that year though).
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Maybee they learned 2 things..

Corey Dillion cant be trusted...

And the Double double reverse can not be run again.... Cmon Josh...
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