catch22
New Mexico Fin Fan
Mike Downey
Bears 28, Dolphins 2. Save the dolphins! (Or wait, maybe that's whales.) I like Miami to score a safety in this one. Maybe bury a punt on the Bears' 1. Otherwise, don't expect a lot from Joey Harrington and his smelly friends from the sea. Devin Hester takes another punt for a Bears TD and that's that, the 'Fins sleep with the fishes.
David Haugh
Bears 30, Dolphins 6. Put that champagne bottle away, Bob Kuechenberg. It will have to chill for at least another week-and possibly longer-because no way this Dolphins team ruins the Bears' unbeaten season. Former Bear Marty Booker won't recognize the passing game hitting big plays against Miami. And the defense will make Joey Harrington nostalgic for Detroit. Expect a score lopsided enough to see backup quarterback Brian Griese finish a game that will make his dad's former Dolphin teammates on that perfect '72 team pretty nervous.
Rick Morrissey
Bears 28, Dolphins 3. The Dolphins talk a good game but don't know how to play a good game. Bad combination. The Bears surely have had their fill of Miami's pregame woofing, and that means an in-game butt-whupping Sunday. Rex Grossman needs to have another good game for confidence purposes. You don't just forget the Arizona disaster with one decent outing
Chigago sports.com
November 03, 2006
http://www.finheaven.com/boardvb2/We pick 'em
I’m not taking anything away from the Bears' 7-0 record and the path of destruction they've carved through the first half of the season, but will they ever play anyone?
I know, they don't make the schedule, and, let's face it, there are more bad teams in the NFL than good. But this is getting tedious. They've blasted every opponent but two and those two those games were ugly affairs. That Cardinals game had its moments, but I wouldn't want to go through that again. How about a test for once? How about a game against a good opponent, a muddy, bloody mess, oxygen masks, torn jerseys, bent fingers. A game you don't have to turn off by halftime and then find something productive to do, like go grocery shopping or sew on all those buttons that have fallen off in the wash over the last year. The Bears are cutting into my couch time. You think I want to spend my time sewing buttons?
And so the Bears may not be looking past the Miami Dolphins and ahead to the New York Giants but I am. That three-game, East Coast swing can't come soon enough. I thought we were done with Joey Harrington. Borrrrrrrrr-ring. Bears 38-9. Goodbye, Dolphins, hello, buttons.
Here's what some others are saying.
Bears 28, Dolphins 2. Save the dolphins! (Or wait, maybe that's whales.) I like Miami to score a safety in this one. Maybe bury a punt on the Bears' 1. Otherwise, don't expect a lot from Joey Harrington and his smelly friends from the sea. Devin Hester takes another punt for a Bears TD and that's that, the 'Fins sleep with the fishes.
David Haugh
Bears 30, Dolphins 6. Put that champagne bottle away, Bob Kuechenberg. It will have to chill for at least another week-and possibly longer-because no way this Dolphins team ruins the Bears' unbeaten season. Former Bear Marty Booker won't recognize the passing game hitting big plays against Miami. And the defense will make Joey Harrington nostalgic for Detroit. Expect a score lopsided enough to see backup quarterback Brian Griese finish a game that will make his dad's former Dolphin teammates on that perfect '72 team pretty nervous.
Rick Morrissey
Bears 28, Dolphins 3. The Dolphins talk a good game but don't know how to play a good game. Bad combination. The Bears surely have had their fill of Miami's pregame woofing, and that means an in-game butt-whupping Sunday. Rex Grossman needs to have another good game for confidence purposes. You don't just forget the Arizona disaster with one decent outing
Chigago sports.com
November 03, 2006
http://www.finheaven.com/boardvb2/We pick 'em
I’m not taking anything away from the Bears' 7-0 record and the path of destruction they've carved through the first half of the season, but will they ever play anyone?
I know, they don't make the schedule, and, let's face it, there are more bad teams in the NFL than good. But this is getting tedious. They've blasted every opponent but two and those two those games were ugly affairs. That Cardinals game had its moments, but I wouldn't want to go through that again. How about a test for once? How about a game against a good opponent, a muddy, bloody mess, oxygen masks, torn jerseys, bent fingers. A game you don't have to turn off by halftime and then find something productive to do, like go grocery shopping or sew on all those buttons that have fallen off in the wash over the last year. The Bears are cutting into my couch time. You think I want to spend my time sewing buttons?
And so the Bears may not be looking past the Miami Dolphins and ahead to the New York Giants but I am. That three-game, East Coast swing can't come soon enough. I thought we were done with Joey Harrington. Borrrrrrrrr-ring. Bears 38-9. Goodbye, Dolphins, hello, buttons.
Here's what some others are saying.
