A win is a win in Chicago, man.
9-4!!
Who here would've thought we'd go on a 5 game winning streak right when some *ahem* fans we're saying we're screwed because we're entering the hard part of the season.

Still had a really good pass rush considering all of the D-Line injuries

We allowed Chicago to stay in the game which scared me but we won and that's all that matters. 9-4 and looking good at the most important time of the year!

Great win.
I was scared when we were down because it looked like our defense was giving out.

But, thankfully, Nick Collins happened.

I also think that being able to win with Pickett out and Raji, Jenkins, and Jolly playing injured is a testament to just how far our defense has come from last year. The Bears had a few good drives but overall the defense played very well again.

"tonyagnese"We allowed Chicago to stay in the game which scared me but we won and that's all that matters. 9-4 and looking good at the most important time of the year!

Thats how i felt.
I kept yelling at the TV, "Put your foot on their throats! You're letting them hang around too long!"
We SHOULD have whipped them. But you know what? In the end, all that matters is we got the much needed win! And against the hated BEARS!
This was their "Super Bowl", and we beat them at home.
SA-WHEAT!!! :thumbright:

"Cheesey"

"tonyagnese"We allowed Chicago to stay in the game which scared me but we won and that's all that matters. 9-4 and looking good at the most important time of the year!

Thats how i felt.
I kept yelling at the TV, "Put your foot on their throats! You're letting them hang around too long!"
We SHOULD have whipped them. But you know what? In the end, all that matters is we got the much needed win! And against the hated BEARS!
This was their "Super Bowl", and we beat them at home.
SA-WHEAT!!! :thumbright:

Exactly, a win is a win and the Bears are always a tough opponent.

I think that Grant deserves an honorable mention here, at least. We get on his case a lot for not running hard and not hitting the holes.

He did both today.

He was the MVP of this game for me, even if he did lose some momentum towards the end of the game.

This team can get to you from time to time.
But they won it in the end.
That is all I care about.
Won't have to listen to my in laws squawking at Christmas dinner.
(nor my son in law to be either.)

Bears buffet of bad with all the lousy you can suck down

How is that for a title?
:thumbleft:
Chicago Tribune columnist.

Some good one-liners in there:

Ryan Grant ran for 62 yards on the Packers' first play, a play where safety Josh Bullocks ran so far away it was like he was an Electric Football player.

Rodgers hit Greg Jennings in the end zone behind Charles Tillman to make it 14-0. But no. The play was ruled incomplete when Jennings lost the ball after he was out of the end zone. Jennings had the ball and two feet down, so the Packers challenged. Jennings was ruled to have lost the ball going to the ground. Not really. So, the officials got a second look, and still got it wrong. Must have been a mercy call for the Bears.

Earl Bennett was hit by A.J. Hawk before the ball got to him. No call. When you consider how many pass interference penalties the Packers have committed, and then consider that the Bears couldn't get an obvious call, it again shows you that even the officials can't be bothered to show Bears receivers any respect. The Bears don't have a go-to guy, just too many go-away guys.

Fox analyst Brian Billick, on the Bears: You just don't see a sense of urgency or focus." Welcome to our world, pal.

I detect a trace of bitterness.