Posted:
#26
Quote Originally Posted by chriis:
That may be the dumbest post I have ever read.
or maybe you're too dumb to understand it?
Chicago at Detroit (10/10/2011)
Posted:
#32
Hmmm,
Anytime someone posts "my Bears" or "my Lions" I think I must be at ESPN rather than covers. This is not a fan website.
Lions at home, divisional game on Monday night. Bears offense is anemic and the defense is average. Last week at home vs a mobile QB and a porous defense they hung on for a win with major input from special teams. This week they're on the road vs a mobile QB, a good defense and special teams that most certainly saw the tape of the Carolina game.
Lions by DD.
Anytime someone posts "my Bears" or "my Lions" I think I must be at ESPN rather than covers. This is not a fan website.
Lions at home, divisional game on Monday night. Bears offense is anemic and the defense is average. Last week at home vs a mobile QB and a porous defense they hung on for a win with major input from special teams. This week they're on the road vs a mobile QB, a good defense and special teams that most certainly saw the tape of the Carolina game.
Lions by DD.
Posted:
#34
has everyone forgot that Detroit has won 8 in a row since LY
-5 through -6 is hard to stomach
Detroit is at home and playing very well on both sides of the ball. Chicago just switched from gunning to running and proved that they may be able to make adjustments and survive. Sometimes i feel like Martz is inadverntly sinking this team.
Or....
Pay -180 for -3, but thats almost 2-1 laying points!!
Or....
ML play is -240
As i said before, this is going to get loud and hopefully rowdy in Detroit. Finally, they get primetime coverage coupled with the fact that they are good.... and undefeated.
It has been a long time since that has happened in Detroit. The fans will be nucking futs.
-5 through -6 is hard to stomach
Detroit is at home and playing very well on both sides of the ball. Chicago just switched from gunning to running and proved that they may be able to make adjustments and survive. Sometimes i feel like Martz is inadverntly sinking this team.
Or....
Pay -180 for -3, but thats almost 2-1 laying points!!
Or....
ML play is -240
As i said before, this is going to get loud and hopefully rowdy in Detroit. Finally, they get primetime coverage coupled with the fact that they are good.... and undefeated.
It has been a long time since that has happened in Detroit. The fans will be nucking futs.
Posted:
#38
I think the biggest pressure on the Lions is trying to go 5-0 which I think has never been done by a Lions team.
The Lions seem to struggle against tougher opponents in the first half and bring it back together after halftime so for me I'm laying off the 1st half play unless I like the Bears.
The Bears offensive line has struggled and if they continue to do that in this game Cutler will have a long night against Suh and company.
The key for the Bears will be Hester and Forte. If Hester can give the Bears great field position on returns and Forte can get it going on the ground it should take less pressure off of Cutler.
Hard to choose a side on this one for me I might just take the over but I'm not sure yet.
(at least they covered for me)
Looks like the Lions and the Bills are going to be for real this year, go figure.
Posted:
#46
Who have the Lions beat? Tampa Bay? Kansas City? An overtime game against the Vikings in which they didn't score at all in the first half? A game at home against Dallas where they were down 27-3 and Tony Romo gift-wrapped two pick-6s for them?
They are opportunistic but I think lucky play runs out tonight.
Posted:
#47
Without studyin' this game,there are undisputable facts.
Bears O line ?
LOL
Cutler may have lost a few off season pounds but still runs like a wounded duck.
Lions will feast.
Tom Coughlin is not coaching ...
Therefore Punts will be directed out of bonds reducing Chester to sideline molestations.
Throw away past stats.
Lions were non-existent.
These are alive n' well n' better by a TD play.
B $ L A
Posted:
#49
Quote Originally Posted by au4040:
Who have the Lions beat? Tampa Bay? Kansas City? An overtime game against the Vikings in which they didn't score at all in the first half? A game at home against Dallas where they were down 27-3 and Tony Romo gift-wrapped two pick-6s for them?
Who have the Lions beat? Tampa Bay? Kansas City? An overtime game against the Vikings in which they didn't score at all in the first half? A game at home against Dallas where they were down 27-3 and Tony Romo gift-wrapped two pick-6s for them?
They are opportunistic but I think lucky play runs out tonight.
Seriously, who has anyone beaten? The league is so mediocre...there are precious few top-notch teams. I do know this - there are several teams in this league worse than the four the Lions have played (with the possible exception of kc), and 3 of those 4 games were on the road. We're talking about the same team that just last year broke a 26-game road losing streak! Pretty hard to poo-poo wins at Minnesota, Tampa and Dallas in three of the first four games, if you ask me.
Posted:
#50
Quote Originally Posted by chriis:
Detroit is waaaay overrated, they haven't play any kind of contender yet, KC sucks, Tampa sucks, Dallas sucks, Minni sucks. They've had to make big come backs in the last 2 games they've played. Detroit's running game blows, there D is decent, Calvin Johnson is the only real WR they got that's proven. Chris Harris is back which will help out our secondary... My Bears cover EASY and win this game.
Detroit is waaaay overrated, they haven't play any kind of contender yet, KC sucks, Tampa sucks, Dallas sucks, Minni sucks. They've had to make big come backs in the last 2 games they've played. Detroit's running game blows, there D is decent, Calvin Johnson is the only real WR they got that's proven. Chris Harris is back which will help out our secondary... My Bears cover EASY and win this game.
Detroit over rated
KC sucks, TB sucks, Minn sucks, Tony Romo sucks, and Chicago sucks.
Watch tonight. Detroit in a blow out at Rock City. 41-14
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