NFL.com: Bears 3rd place with Vikes a Super Bowl Contender
Aug 29, 2019 7:21:48 GMT -6
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Post by JABF on Aug 29, 2019 7:21:48 GMT -6
The Bears are sure getting no love from many of the sports writers. Bears getting very little respect from the national sports writers in particular. And Mitch Trubisky is getting the same treatment. Oh, how I am going to LOVE watching these people eat their crow this year.
In fact, when I read these articles it makes me hope that we make this Green Bay Packers opener a true statement game and we curb stomp them on National TV.
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NFC North champs
1. Minnesota Vikings (13 votes: Bergman, Carr, Casserly, Cersosimo, Chadiha, Dameshek, Grant, Hanzus, Jones-Drew, O'Hara, Parr, Patra, Rosenthal)
Why Marcas Grant chose the Vikings: Last year, Kirk Cousins wasn't quite the guy a lot of people expected him to be when the Vikings added him as a high-priced free agent. But it doesn't mean that he was all bad. This year, he'll be more comfortable with his cast of characters and hopefully will have a fully healthy Dalvin Cook to take some of the pressure off. The only concern will be the offensive line -- especially in a division that will force Minnesota to see Khalil Mack and the Bears twice. As long as Mike Zimmer is hanging around, the defense won't be a concern. This might be the most competitive division in the NFL, but with a couple of good breaks, the Vikes should end up on top.
NFC North champs
1. Minnesota Vikings (13 votes: Bergman, Carr, Casserly, Cersosimo, Chadiha, Dameshek, Grant, Hanzus, Jones-Drew, O'Hara, Parr, Patra, Rosenthal)
Why Marcas Grant chose the Vikings: Last year, Kirk Cousins wasn't quite the guy a lot of people expected him to be when the Vikings added him as a high-priced free agent. But it doesn't mean that he was all bad. This year, he'll be more comfortable with his cast of characters and hopefully will have a fully healthy Dalvin Cook to take some of the pressure off. The only concern will be the offensive line -- especially in a division that will force Minnesota to see Khalil Mack and the Bears twice. As long as Mike Zimmer is hanging around, the defense won't be a concern. This might be the most competitive division in the NFL, but with a couple of good breaks, the Vikes should end up on top.
