The 2015 NFC North· Page 5

Porforis
Veteran Member

9 years ago

So your saying that the Bears roster currently is one of the Teams whose players are many of the most aged in the NFL.
That is a most important thing to know. It says that while they may be slowing down, that many have experience. Now that may not be so good at WR, but for an interior lineman experience = cohesive line play. Perhaps a study of the Bears team ages can spotlight areas that can be taken advantage of.

Keep up the good work gbguy20 . :thumbrigh

Originally Posted by: Smokey

Unless your name is Jeff Saturday 😝

Smokey
Veteran Member Topic Starter

9 years ago

#42

Standing around thumping your chest and telling everyone how good you are is a good way to get thumped. It is fine to be loyal to the Packers, but blind loyalty never a good thing. I point out what, IMO, will be the area/s of greatest concern so that a fair look (without the rose colored glasses) may be made. The Packers secondary will be the biggest area of concern for the 2015 season.

The Vikings will be the Packers toughest challenge in the NFC North.

greengold
Member

9 years ago

#43

The Vikings will be the Packers toughest challenge in the NFC North.

Originally Posted by: Smokey

It is decidedly so

Smokey
Veteran Member Topic Starter

9 years ago

#44

Don't overlook the Lions, they may just be a surprise NFC North contender as well.

greengold
Member

9 years ago

#45

Don't overlook the Lions, they may just be a surprise NFC North contender as well.

Originally Posted by: Smokey

Signs point to yes

Smokey
Veteran Member Topic Starter

9 years ago

#46

Signs point to yes

Originally Posted by: greengold

It is not difficult to be an a&&, so please don't be one. If you have something to say, then say it, but don't personally attack me or anyone else. None can expect that everyone is going to agree with them about all subjects. To expect that is simply wrong. Try to logically agree or disagree in a more mature fashion, playing the high school jerk tends to get old fast.

greengold
Member

9 years ago

#47

You are right. I shouldn't just agree with you. I'll add meaningful analysis to your thread.

Let us not forget the Bears. They may surprise many with a greatly improved Offense and Defence.

texaspackerbacker
Veteran Member

9 years ago

#48

The Bears may be a little bit better although losing Marshall won't help them - I doubt their rookie negates that loss. Bottom line on O is they still have Cutler apparently entrenched at QB. They may have some help on D, but I doubt they get back to the old Bear tradition of toughness.

The Lions seem to have taken several large steps backward, and the Vikings also may be worse - with Peterson a year older if he is there at all. I really don't see Bridgewater taking much of a step up.

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Smokey
Veteran Member Topic Starter

9 years ago

#49

The Vikings , by most accounts, had their best draft in a long time. They drafted quality players in positions of need. Their QB has seen his 1st season and showed himself fairly well. He will be much improved this season, especially with A.Peterson in his backfield. Their Offense will not be as good as the Packers, but their Defense could be teaching lessons to other teams. I don't believe they will win the division, but I do see them as a wildcard team.

steveishere
Veteran Member

9 years ago

#50

It's not the offseason unless the Vikings, Bears and Lions all get better and gain on GB while the Packers get worse... every... single... year....💤

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