I had to let two or three days settle in for the effect of Chicago's opening day victory over Indy to settle in. 

    Now that they're up I can say that its going to be a pleasant surprise of a season.

    Nothing feels better than to open up someone else's building with a shiny new loss!!!

    What feel better is to see that we may have a very good running back in the making with Matt Forte, a good tight ends in Greg Olsen and Desmond Clarke and more maturation in Kyle Orton. 

    Last year from week I throughout the season I saw nothing but trouble on the horizon. Cedric "Bust"sen couldn't hit a hole or find his way through one. Everytime Grossman dropped back with a little bit of pressure he looked like a scared teenage girl in a horror movie.  The O-line couldn't keep a VIP's in line at a club. We just weren't good.

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   After observing The Vikings-Packers game on Monday night I came to a very surprising conclusion.

   No I knew that Rodgers would be a good quarterback. Look back on my previous blog on why I was glad that the Bears didn't get Favre.

   Instead I realized that the Pack is still the team to beat on the NFC North but the arch rivals may be the next best contender for the crown.

     Da Bears!!!  Yep. A bit premature to say that after one game hunh? Not really. Last season the Bears beat the Packers twice though the Pack were a far superior team. The Bears have consistently beat the Packers since Lovie has been coach. I don't expect the Pack to get sweep by the Bears again this season, but I could see a split between the two teams. 

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