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Back at ya Ryan, remember your Raiders post on Dec23?

 

How come no one is talking about duh bears today?  When they lose you all get quiet?

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Oooh...that's harsh!   But I guess one good turn deserves another! :cool:

 

The Bears game today I was neutral on- I'm a bigtime Steelers fan but I don't mind admitting that I'm a little nervous about tomorrow's game with Baltimore.  Just a bad feeling I guess.  I have to work so I won't get to watch it.

 

We'll see......

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Here I am.  Didn't watch the game, but I guess it was ugly after they knocked Miller out early on.  I saw the replay of that, what a bunch of BS that there was no penalty.  

 

Sad part of this loss is that now the Bears won't be taken for real as the good team that they were, they will just be the "lucky team," but if you followed them they were anything but.

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Ah, I feel bad for the Bears....losing because (or at least partly because) a key player gets hurt is a terrible way to go.  And the last game at the "old" Soldier Field.  Shame.  Speaking of which, I like the way they attempted to save the old when they bring in the new.....keeping the old recognizable part of the stadium.....nice....

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I bet they are in the same place all the Raiders fans are right now!  Sitting at home watching the rest of the playoffs on TV, like their team.   ;)    ;)   (I can only say this because I don't really care for any of the teams that are left)

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