da Bears, 2006 NFC Champs - going to SUPERBOWL XLI, congrats!

[BoomerD]

that ice-water bath had to be a wake-up!

 

[3NF]

The Bears simply outplayed the Saints today. Not what I expected.

 

[Gunslinger08]

Originally posted by: ThePresence

Originally posted by: cthulhu
Thanks to two bad calls by the refs that not only allowed the bears to score but change the momentum of the game the bears are going the big dance. Who know what would have happened if the saints had only to play the bears and not the bears and the refs.

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Bad calls happen, it's part of the game.
I'm sure there were many bad calls that went the Siants way this season and allowed them to be where they are today.

Like the missed holding calls, pushing into the end zone, phantom illegal contact, etc. calls in the game with the Eagles.

 

[meltdown75]

Originally posted by: cthulhu
Thanks to two bad calls by the refs that not only allowed the bears to score but change the momentum of the game the bears are going the big dance. Who know what would have happened if the saints had only to play the bears and not the bears and the refs.

DITKA

 

[FreshPrince]

Originally posted by: daveymark
looks like i won't be selling my super bowl tix after all, see you guys in miami

shens..

wtf would anyone sell their superbowl tix? that's crazy, it's a once in a lifetime experience and one would be crazy not to go...

 

[yowolabi]

Originally posted by: cthulhu
Thanks to two bad calls by the refs that not only allowed the bears to score but change the momentum of the game the bears are going the big dance. Who know what would have happened if the saints had only to play the bears and not the bears and the refs.

There's always one person who would claim that two bad calls were the difference in a 25 point blowout.

FYI, the Saints were down by two and had both the ball and momentum in the second half. What ref calls caused them to give up another 20 points?

 

[bwatson283]

Originally posted by: fanerman91

Originally posted by: bwatson283

Originally posted by: fanerman91
Well obviously the Bears made a deal with the devil because it's OBVIOUS that the Saints were a team of destiny, had God on their side, and deserved to win the Super Bowl and complete their Cinderella story, after Katrina and all. (no pun intended with the Saints being called the Saints).

I am tired of everyone milking the katrina disaster, just be quiet please. It was a diaster that nothing could have been done about it. That is the states own fault for building the booming area below sea level.

Your sarcasm detector is broken.

I am not be sarcastic, 100% truth.

 

[bersl2]

Originally posted by: DAGTA

Originally posted by: cthulhu
Thanks to two bad calls by the refs that not only allowed the bears to score but change the momentum of the game the bears are going the big dance. Who know what would have happened if the saints had only to play the bears and not the bears and the refs.

That argument might have some weight if the score were close.

A demoralized team tends to run out of energy quite quickly.

 

[cthulhu]

Notice all of you that I mentioned the momentum which more important than the 6 points they scored off of the bad calls. LOL.

 

[BoomerD]

Originally posted by: bersl2

Originally posted by: DAGTA

Originally posted by: cthulhu
Thanks to two bad calls by the refs that not only allowed the bears to score but change the momentum of the game the bears are going the big dance. Who know what would have happened if the saints had only to play the bears and not the bears and the refs.

That argument might have some weight if the score were close.

A demoralized team tends to run out of energy quite quickly.

heh-heh...and having your asses handed to you will demoralize you pretty fast.

 

[FreshPrince]

sigh...I would love to see a superbears/superchargers superbowl xli game...sigh

 

[SmoochyTX]

Originally posted by: BoomerD

Originally posted by: bersl2

Originally posted by: DAGTA

Originally posted by: cthulhu
Thanks to two bad calls by the refs that not only allowed the bears to score but change the momentum of the game the bears are going the big dance. Who know what would have happened if the saints had only to play the bears and not the bears and the refs.

That argument might have some weight if the score were close.

A demoralized team tends to run out of energy quite quickly.

heh-heh...and having your asses handed to you will demoralize you pretty fast.

:thumbsup:

 

[BoomerD]

bd-bd-bd-bd That's all folks...

 

[outerheaven]

BEARS WIN!!

 

[SlitheryDee]

Well grats to Lovie and his team. Maybe we'll see them again for the big rematch next year.

Guess I'll be rooting for the Bears this superbowl. :beer:

 

[yowolabi]

Did anyone else notice that every ESPN analyst except Ditka picked the Saints? Just goes to show that Ditka > ESPN.

 

[conjur]

Originally posted by: bwatson283

Originally posted by: fanerman91

Originally posted by: bwatson283

Originally posted by: fanerman91
Well obviously the Bears made a deal with the devil because it's OBVIOUS that the Saints were a team of destiny, had God on their side, and deserved to win the Super Bowl and complete their Cinderella story, after Katrina and all. (no pun intended with the Saints being called the Saints).

I am tired of everyone milking the katrina disaster, just be quiet please. It was a diaster that nothing could have been done about it. That is the states own fault for building the booming area below sea level.

Your sarcasm detector is broken.

I am not be sarcastic, 100% truth.

Uhhhhh...

 

[bersl2]

Originally posted by: joshsquall

Originally posted by: bwatson283

Originally posted by: fanerman91
Well obviously the Bears made a deal with the devil because it's OBVIOUS that the Saints were a team of destiny, had God on their side, and deserved to win the Super Bowl and complete their Cinderella story, after Katrina and all. (no pun intended with the Saints being called the Saints).

I am tired of everyone milking the katrina disaster, just be quiet please. It was a diaster that nothing could have been done about it. That is the states own fault for building the booming area below sea level.

I agree 100%. New Orleans doesn't need a SB win. They need better local politicians, better disaster planning, and more intelligent citizens who actually leave an area when told to. Not building below sea level helps as well.

OK, now you're stepping over the line.

You want to keep this to football, that's fine. You want to celebrate, that's fine. You want to state the obvious and shout "Superbowl!" (like they are in the stands), that's fine.

But you don't take this outside of football. :|

 

[Shimmishim]

congrats bears! i didn't make a pick but i definitely wanted them to win!

 

[Ragnarok2]

Amazing game, Bears had some insane plays. And New Orleans fans, the "two bad calls" would have made a difference if the game was at all close. Suck it up.

 

[bersl2]

Originally posted by: yowolabi
Did anyone else notice that every ESPN analyst except Ditka picked the Saints? Just goes to show that Ditka > ESPN.

Berman didn't either.

 

[Doboji]

:brokenheart:

that sucked...

this season has sucked...

1) My redskins get their asses handed to them all year long...

2) My team-in-law the Saints make it this far only to be owned by the Bears.

If the Patriots win, I probably won't even bother watching the Superbowl...

-Max

 

[FreshPrince]

lovie smith, give the man a raise!

 

[yowolabi]

Originally posted by: FreshPrince
lovie smith, give the man a raise!

I'm pretty sure he's the lowest paid coach right now.

I'm glad that no matter who wins in the AFC, they'll be favored over the Bears. I always feel better about the game when the Bears are the underdog.

 

[Conky]

Da bears!!!!! How awesome was that?

Anybody want bet against the Bears for the SuperBowl? 'cause I'll take your money! :laugh:

:beer: