GrogansArmy

I'm terrified.

I think we're going to have a big let down, and in addition the Jets will win and we'll be back in the same predicament as last week. Which is kind of funny as I felt confident we'd beat the Jets, in fact I even predicted a blowout by us. But this Bears game terrifies me.

Am I right to feel this way or am I just being a nervous nellie?

Ron Sellers

It's quarter past three in the morning.

My guess is you're not terrified; you're inebriated.




Eh, that may not be the best idea.


How about some and talk about it more tomorrow.

GrogansArmy

All true. I'm quite trashed atm. Perhaps you're right, with soberness comes confidence?

Anj

great quote, haha

thechris

It's gonna be a tough test for the Pats. The Bears are going to have a huge home-field advantage. People here in Chicago are beyond pumped for tomorrow.

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ausbacker

Not really. This side has pleasantly surprised me and I look forward to watching what the team can put out each and every week.

This whole season has been an enthralling adventure.

Warren1985

Im never really worried going into any game!

When it starts and things arent going our way that is when i start to feel a bit anxious. But as for now, I think we will. Play smart and wait for Cutler to make a mistake!

TheGodInAGreyHoodie

This one doesn't worry me. We can lose this one or the Packers. Bills and Dolphins make me nervous...those are must win.

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buile

I feel the same way; if we're going to drop a game, it's worse to lose in the division.

Good thing is: Patriots are going out there to Win. A playoff spot isn't clinched; after the Jets demolition, Brady is still saying "We haven't *done* anything yet." True. So, I don't expect a let-down.

Could be a real tough game, as Chicago has improved over the season, but I expect Mission Accomplished over the Bears.

kurtinelson

I expect the Patriots to win, but would not be surprised or devastated with a loss. Since Cleveland, the Pats have rattled off huge wins against Pitt, Indy, and the NYJ. A minor let down on the road in a tough environment in bad weather against a good NFC team with explosive special teams is very possible. Also, the loss of Spikes could mean bad news for the run defense.

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