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(1,537 posts)Go Pack Go! I went to the game in Lambeau a couple of weeks ago. I took my cousin, who is from our neighborhood & has lived in Chicago for a long time. She is a Packer fan & has never been to a game. It was a wonderful memory for us both & what a game! I don't know if history will repeat itself, but here's hoping!
Irish_Dem
(79,372 posts)One of my cousins is a diehard Packer fan.
He made me promise to watch this game and I rarely watch pro ball.
But I guess I will give it a go.
He told me the Bears are moving to Indiana to get rich with some sort of scheme.
Diamond_Dog
(39,646 posts)OAITW r.2.0
(31,337 posts)Green Bay has had their share.
snowybirdie
(6,545 posts)🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
a kennedy
(35,191 posts)and I agree with 🙏🏻 🙏🏻 🙏🏻 🙏🏻 🙏🏻
snowybirdie
(6,545 posts)Were long suffering
RockRaven
(18,623 posts)remaining after this contest. Whoever wins will be in the division lead and probably stay there and become the #2 seed in the NFC. Whoever loses will probably be the #6 or #7 seed wildcard.
Bears will then face the 49ers and Lions, the harder remaining schedule.
Packers will then face the Ravens and Vikings, the easier remaining schedule.
This game is a big deal, playoffs-wise.
a kennedy
(35,191 posts)I do watch on my iPad, down by down. Just soooooooooooo nervous to watch live. 🫣. Go Pack Go. 🥰 💚 💛
Irish_Dem
(79,372 posts)I see why my cousins wants me to watch the game.
RockRaven
(18,623 posts)Since they all play the same number of games in a full season, having one game count as neither a win nor a loss makes the "same record, ahead, behind" accounting a little wonky.
Irish_Dem
(79,372 posts)I only watch college ball and I think the Tie situation is a bit different there.
mountain grammy
(28,620 posts)Very frustrating with each only managing a field goal in OT.
Packers came back big in the 4th, but Dallas hung on.
I was happily surprised when Denver won that game last week.
Brother Buzz
(39,512 posts)Bummer, Im still waiting for a snow game
Irish_Dem
(79,372 posts)Brother Buzz
(39,512 posts)mountain grammy
(28,620 posts)I remember watching that game.. geeeeeeze I'm old.
Brother Buzz
(39,512 posts)Decades ago, I became an old fart when I discovered there were no NFL players older than me.
mountain grammy
(28,620 posts)I had a wicked crush on Joe Namath and bet $100 (which I didn't have) on the Jets in SB 3..
Luckily I lived to tell about it..
Prof. Toru Tanaka
(2,900 posts)Add to that the fact that this is the NFLs oldest rivalry. This game would carry a lot of meaning with Bears and Packers fans even if their teams had losing records and were out of the playoff hunt.
Even though Im a Ravens fan, Ill be following this game with interest as I am starting Packer WR Jayden Reed in my fantasy league playoffs this week. Packer QB Jordan Love has been playing quite well in recent weeks so I hope he can provide Reed plenty of opportunities to light up the stat sheet!
I hope its an exciting matchup and may the best team win!
Irish_Dem
(79,372 posts)Morbius
(871 posts)The Bears are without Rome Odunze and Luther Burden II, but they have decent depth at WR. Parsons is irreplaceable but they still have a solid defense. Packers are a 2 point favorite. The whole question is which Caleb Williams will play.
We'll see.
milestogo
(22,449 posts)The deliberate helmet hit on Jordan Love should get him thrown out of the game.
Morbius
(871 posts)The Packers have flat out outplayed the Bears, leading 13-3. Foolish attempt at a cute play in the first quarter backfired on them. No way Booker deliberately hit him with his helmet, I think, but if he did punishment is in order.
Morbius
(871 posts)Caleb Williams is sometimes off but when he is on, he is amazing.
OAITW r.2.0
(31,337 posts)yourout
(8,710 posts)yourout
(8,710 posts)chicoescuela
(2,590 posts)University of Nevada
True Dough
(25,633 posts)That's a high-pressure situation he stepped into. Respect!
milestogo
(22,449 posts)I just hope the Bears don't break him too. This is a rough game.
Morbius
(871 posts)Bears win! Bears win! Bears win!
True Dough
(25,633 posts)do it again!
Martin Eden
(15,315 posts)Yet somehow my Bears pulled out another incredible victory after being outplayed for more tham 3-1/2 quarters!
Morbius
(871 posts)1. I've been a Bears fan a long damn time, and I am accustomed to being disappointed. After a while you begin to expect to be disappointed.
2. Packers defense was stellar for 55 minutes. They lost not just Micah Parsons but excellent safety Evan Williams, and they still were dominant.
3. Down by ten in the fourth and forced to settle for a field goal? Usually a recipe for losing. Then they took really too long to kick the field goal that they had to try an onside kick.
4. Onside kicks are almost always unsuccessful.
But they pulled off another miracle.
Sogo
(6,951 posts)Da Bears....
Morbius
(871 posts)On a cold and windy night at Soldier Field in Chicago, the heaters on the visitor sidelines stopped working while the ones on the home team's side were visibly working fine.
By rule, when some form of communication breaks down for one team, the other team has to do without until it is fixed. Usually, this means helmets, but not so long ago it meant headsets (and it still could). But there is apparently no rule when it comes to heaters.
This was in the second quarter. The folks at Fox who carried the game did not mention it later, so I believe it was a temporary problem. But still, if one team has heat and the other team does not, even for a short while, it's an advantage, and it isn't fair. The NFL needs to implement a rule stating that if the heaters on one side of the field stop working, the ones on the opposite side should be turned off until the problem is remedied for both teams.
milestogo
(22,449 posts)The Chicago Bears are a dirty team.