The Cutler hand injury may play a big part as well, if we can keep up the run defense pressure. What scares me most is Knox and Bennet returning punts and kicks against our coverage teams. That Knox kid can fly.

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I'm more worried about us beating ourselves again than the Bears beating us.

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three? They have won five, or am I missing some reference there? But yeah, he has yet to have a, what I would consider, lights out game.

His best winning game was probably against Seattle, 78% completion, 3 TD, 1 INT, 126.4 rating

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Lights Out = is 250 yards, 2 tds or more, and no picks and a win.

And I'm talking about Cutlers career.

Edit, the point I'm making is, I'm not afraid of Cutler. I'm afraid of us beating ourselves.

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I don't know if it's because this is the next game on our schedule or what, but for some reason I'm most concerned about the Chicago game right now. Divisional games are hard. Playing away in divisional games is harder. Chicago has nothing to lose, the fans will be rowdy no matter what is happening on the field... If I start seeing bad breaks going against us like we had last night, I'm going to get very nervous.

I'm just glad Rodgers is our QB now. He's a cool customer, and won't let the D fabricate momentum like they've done against us for years with crazy plays.

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To add, Cutler's only true target as he shows every game is Greg Olsen and he is being covered solid every single game because teams have caught on.

Cutler likes to squeeze passes to Olsen and our defense will feed off that. I think Cutler will throw 3 interceptions this game out of pure frustration.

I am also wondering if Orlando Pace is going to play because it just dawned on me the Clay Matthews will have him some bear for lunch come Sunday.

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Pace is done, Williams replacing him last week was for the rest of the season. I think the Pace injury was simply a way for the Bears to take him off the starting lineup without embarrassing him and his great career.

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CM3 should be able to destroy Williams as well.

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This WOULD BE a classic trap spot but fortunately for us it's the Bears. You don't ever overlook the rivalry between these teams.

For that reason I am not worried about the teams intensity. The only way we lose is if we beat ourselves which is about the only way the Bears can win a game anyhow.

We will shut down the run and make Cutler put it up and once that happens we will bring the heat. We are actually playing now kind of like we were the first game although after that it was back to earning your place as a good defense. We've done that.

AND, finally people realize the Chicago Bears defense just isn't very good.

Quite frankly, with what they gave up to get Cutler, boy, they are going to have some serious work to do to get the talent they need over there.

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I think our secondary should have a field day. the bears cant run the ball effectively, they have garbage receivers. we should beat them decisively

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