Anyone else nervous about the upcoming Bears game?

[Rob0729]

The Bears are a good team (although I think they aren't as good as their record) and the weather conditions are going to be horrible. So I am not confident for a win, but I like Brady in these conditions more than Cutler in these conditions. If the conditions are as bad as we expect, the Bears might be better off putting in an extra blocker, benching Cutler, and do direct snaps to Forte all game.

 

[lurker1965]

Normally I'm nervous about every game. (It is Buffalo! IEEEEE!)

This game scares me because I'm not nervous despite the Monday Night winner going on the road against an over .500 team etc.

 

[MoLewisrocks]

Talk about a rhetorical thread...It should be illegal to post threads here asking if anyone's nervous about every game...:bricks:

 

[FCB02062]

Well, the Bears are who we thought they were....

 

[NYCPatsFan]

Well, I am nervous before every game (and I suspect even before the pre-season games!) and so yes, count me in that group.

 

[PatsBoy12]

I think the whole 'big letdown' theory has been overused. NE has a coach who is awesome at keeping the team focused on the task at hand. I am sure many will point to Cleveland, but that game was more about a better prepared team with a bruising runner than a letdown, IMHO.

 

[Keep Up With The Joneses]

I will happily eat crow from my earlier post. This win impressed me more than any other this season. I can think of 10 reasons the Pats could have come in flat in this game and they just refused to give any excuses.

The only thing that can derail this team right now is injuries. Hopefully McCourty can go next week.

In summary, I guess the Pats are pretty damn good and the Jets really do suck. I thought last week was an aberration but this week certainly solidifies things.