Wildcard Round

BOL today 

@undermysac

 I'm a feared for your Bears, absolutely no way they should have opened as a dog, lets hope Vegas has put the cart before the horse. 

Wow it comes out from a SF fan. Thanks!

Fwiw, I have the same feelings about my Bears. Not necessarily "get blown out" type feelings, but I'm concerned. And I hope that I'm wrong.

And really hoping that BigNiner is wrong about his team as well.

@undermysac

 Sac, Bears win tonight 

@undermysac

 I'll have a glass cognac with you tonight!

 Da Bears

Kyle Monangai O40.5 rush(-110) *1.00/.91

Da Bears 

Feng Shui Dog 

Da Bears win 

You put out some good mojo for sure

Congrats on your Bears, Sac! 

From one bear fan to another.....we got it done today Sac 

Congrats Sac, I know it means a lot to you!

 Cheers 

CONGRATS Sac  

bro, i went to bed at halftime thinking it was over. DAAAAA BEARSSSSSS

We'll be checking your fan card at the door going forward!

Congrats @undermysac

Packers what a disaster in the second half 

please tell me you were out at a local dive bar for this so i can live vicariously through you

@undermysac

 Well Done...had the bears too.

Your squad might have just gotten Lafleur das boot based on what Ed Policy said post game.

He is the Packers team president.

I'm officially 0-3 -2.50 units on player props. Time to put those to rest.

What was the most outstanding part of the game last night was the Bears 2H defense. 

How they did it was beyond me(at the time). Allowing only 6 points.

The importance of HFA in the playoffs can't be understated. 

The Packers getting called for crucial penalties like false start and delay of game. The later making the FG attempt that much tougher. The Packers had 5 penalties for 40 yards in the 2H, with 3 punts, 2 missed fg's, and a missed extra point.

Would the pressure been as much if the Packers were at home? Especially for their kicker.

The Bears completely committed to stopping Josh Jacobs in the 2H. 7 carries for 6 yards. The Bears run defense is not good, but if you're going to sell out to stop one phase of an offense, the run is easier to stop than the pass.

Keeping a team one dimensional, no matter the QB, with the crowd noise on your side, was the correct gamble by Dennis Allen.

Someone posted a cool tidbit on another thread last night, the correlation hit me immediately. 

There's been only 2 games in nfl history where a team has been down by 15+ points at halftime, and scored 25+ points in the 2H in the playoffs/SB, and winning. 

And Matt Lafleur has been part of both of them. Name that other game.