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Quote Originally Posted by Maydaymalone:
I actually see the line going up.
I love all the talk that the Bears are horrible, what have the Cowboys done? they might be good on paper but so far I have seen shit from them.
it starts in the trenches and the O line is terrible.
Cutler will have another week to work on the new system with his WR and RB's
They couldnt run the ball last week so they passed it and passed it well. Dont think a team that was favored by 3.5 points on the road and lost outright, should be laying 9 in the next game (all being at home, i get it) but until Dallas proves they can win and win convinsingly give me Bears +9, maybe +19 in a teaser
I actually see the line going up.
I love all the talk that the Bears are horrible, what have the Cowboys done? they might be good on paper but so far I have seen shit from them.
it starts in the trenches and the O line is terrible.
Cutler will have another week to work on the new system with his WR and RB's
They couldnt run the ball last week so they passed it and passed it well. Dont think a team that was favored by 3.5 points on the road and lost outright, should be laying 9 in the next game (all being at home, i get it) but until Dallas proves they can win and win convinsingly give me Bears +9, maybe +19 in a teaser
I see your point Mayday and agree on a lot of it. I said I hoped it would go down but don't see it. My point is that the Lions being a mid-low power rank team and on the road gave the Bears all they could handle. Put in the turf/grass factor and the absolute fact that Cutler does horridly in hostile/intimidating environments and I give the Bears a scant chance of covering. Bears feel lucky to have won. I really think that the Cowboys had that game except for 3 moronic plays. I see them being able to hold focus at home where the Bears won't. Skins are real tough, especially at home. Lions a good road team? Maybe. I don't know man. Either way, for now it's a no play for me.
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