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ZoomZoom wrote on November 06, 2006 1:53 PM:"What stood out to me was the speed and quickness of the Dolphins. I haven't seen this in any of the Bears previous opponents this season. I think this really caught the Bears off guard. The Bears now know they need to step up there game. I think it was Gary Fencik who once said that their ('85 Bears) loss to Miami that year was a wake-up call which wound up being a positive for their remaining games. I just hope Sunday's loss serves the same purpose."
 
Speed and quickness during the win, slow and old during the losses ... probably the same speed throughout though lol and just a matter of perception.
 
From all accounts, it looks like a severe destabilizing factor for the Bears.

This is one of those moments where two teams in such different directions meet and bounce back in complete opposite directions. Or, at least we hope that's the case for us...but it certainly seems to be the case for them.

The writers are right. In one day all the sudden everyone goes from the Bears as #1 team in the NFL to saying...wait a minute...just who HAVE the Bears beaten so far this year? And now Urlacher and Berrian are hurt...and the rest of their schedule is looking a lot harder.

Meanwhile for Miami, everything seems golden now and instead of saying, who the heck CAN we beat? Now everyone is saying...who the heck CAN'T we beat? All the sudden folks are looking at the schedule and saying wait, just who did they lose to and were they really beaten soundly in any of those losses? The upcoming schedule goes from looking impossible to win a game to looking possible to start something significant.

This was a very significant game for both teams...that's the feel of it so far....and it might be more significant to them (negaively) than for us (positively).
 
ckparrothead said:
From all accounts, it looks like a severe destabilizing factor for the Bears.

This is one of those moments where two teams in such different directions meet and bounce back in complete opposite directions. Or, at least we hope that's the case for us...but it certainly seems to be the case for them.

The writers are right. In one day all the sudden everyone goes from the Bears as #1 team in the NFL to saying...wait a minute...just who HAVE the Bears beaten so far this year? And now Urlacher and Berrian are hurt...and the rest of their schedule is looking a lot harder.

Meanwhile for Miami, everything seems golden now and instead of saying, who the heck CAN we beat? Now everyone is saying...who the heck CAN'T we beat? All the sudden folks are looking at the schedule and saying wait, just who did they lose to and were they really beaten soundly in any of those losses? The upcoming schedule goes from looking impossible to win a game to looking possible to start something significant.

This was a very significant game for both teams...that's the feel of it so far....and it might be more significant to them (negaively) than for us (positively).
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good point. We will see if we can build off this.
 
rom all accounts, it looks like a severe destabilizing factor for the Bears.

This is one of those moments where two teams in such different directions meet and bounce back in complete opposite directions. Or, at least we hope that's the case for us...but it certainly seems to be the case for them.

The writers are right. In one day all the sudden everyone goes from the Bears as #1 team in the NFL to saying...wait a minute...just who HAVE the Bears beaten so far this year? And now Urlacher and Berrian are hurt...and the rest of their schedule is looking a lot harder.

Meanwhile for Miami, everything seems golden now and instead of saying, who the heck CAN we beat? Now everyone is saying...who the heck CAN'T we beat? All the sudden folks are looking at the schedule and saying wait, just who did they lose to and were they really beaten soundly in any of those losses? The upcoming schedule goes from looking impossible to win a game to looking possible to start something significant.

This was a very significant game for both teams...that's the feel of it so far....and it might be more significant to them (negaively) than for us (positively). __________________
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Great Post!
 
ckparrothead said:
Meanwhile for Miami, everything seems golden now and instead of saying, who the heck CAN we beat? Now everyone is saying...who the heck CAN'T we beat? All the sudden folks are looking at the schedule and saying wait, just who did they lose to and were they really beaten soundly in any of those losses? The upcoming schedule goes from looking impossible to win a game to looking possible to start something significant.
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We have done for 6 losses what they say Chicago did yesterday, beat ourselves with bad plays and mistakes. We really didn't get blown out in any of our previous games. we were in it till the end. Knowing what we can do now they only can get better and that means more wins!:ko:
 
ckparrothead said:
From all accounts, it looks like a severe destabilizing factor for the Bears.

This is one of those moments where two teams in such different directions meet and bounce back in complete opposite directions. Or, at least we hope that's the case for us...but it certainly seems to be the case for them.

The writers are right. In one day all the sudden everyone goes from the Bears as #1 team in the NFL to saying...wait a minute...just who HAVE the Bears beaten so far this year? And now Urlacher and Berrian are hurt...and the rest of their schedule is looking a lot harder.

Meanwhile for Miami, everything seems golden now and instead of saying, who the heck CAN we beat? Now everyone is saying...who the heck CAN'T we beat? All the sudden folks are looking at the schedule and saying wait, just who did they lose to and were they really beaten soundly in any of those losses? The upcoming schedule goes from looking impossible to win a game to looking possible to start something significant.

This was a very significant game for both teams...that's the feel of it so far....and it might be more significant to them (negaively) than for us (positively).
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and the background music for this post is "somewhere over the rainbow".:shakeno:
 
ckparrothead said:
From all accounts, it looks like a severe destabilizing factor for the Bears.

This is one of those moments where two teams in such different directions meet and bounce back in complete opposite directions. Or, at least we hope that's the case for us...but it certainly seems to be the case for them.

The writers are right. In one day all the sudden everyone goes from the Bears as #1 team in the NFL to saying...wait a minute...just who HAVE the Bears beaten so far this year? And now Urlacher and Berrian are hurt...and the rest of their schedule is looking a lot harder.

Meanwhile for Miami, everything seems golden now and instead of saying, who the heck CAN we beat? Now everyone is saying...who the heck CAN'T we beat? All the sudden folks are looking at the schedule and saying wait, just who did they lose to and were they really beaten soundly in any of those losses? The upcoming schedule goes from looking impossible to win a game to looking possible to start something significant.

This was a very significant game for both teams...that's the feel of it so far....and it might be more significant to them (negaively) than for us (positively).
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Great Post CK as always.
 
7001 said:
Hey bro, where did you get that my count down?
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Click on USER CP, upper left area, then Edit Options, then scroll down....you can then set up a countdown to whatever you like. :wink:
 
Roman529 said:
Click on USER CP, upper left area, then Edit Options, then scroll down....you can then set up a countdown to whatever you like. :wink:
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Thanks man.
 
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