Very low expectations. The best we can expect is a lackluster game were the score is kept close (under 20). Predictable play calling will lead the Lions to squeak by 13-20. The Lions will score the go ahead TD deep in the 4th when a mental error by a DB name allows a long TD. Fox will rave that it was a close game and that everyone kept fighting. Reponces on this website will be sparse as most people have stopped caring.
Au contrair. I have very high expectations....I highly expect the bears to screw the pooch.
If Danny t is back, our d should be much better. But not good enough. The Lions will have a party destroying our one dimensional offense. I expect a low scoring game but the Lions will win.
Very low expectations. The best we can expect is a lackluster game were the score is kept close (under 20). Predictable play calling will lead the Lions to squeak by 13-20. The Lions will score the go ahead TD deep in the 4th when a mental error by a DB name allows a long TD. Fox will rave that it was a close game and that everyone kept fighting. Responses on this website will be sparse as most people have stopped caring.
+1 But other than that, it will be a great game :-) Gotta laugh or you'd cry...
I expect that I will not care much about anything until this equally painful 3rd season under "John Focks Up Again" is over and I can get excited about a new coaching staff, filling in gaps in FA, and next years draft. As for the rest of this season I may just watch the Broncos get their asses kicked for a few games just to break the monotony.
Post by brasilbear on Nov 14, 2017 12:22:38 GMT -6
I expect to see Fox/Loggains double down on the predictable play calling, meaning more runs into 9 man fronts. Fox needs wins at this point to have a job. He's lying when he says he's not worried about job security. This Bears job represents his list try to salvage a career, flame out here and he never gets a HC job again. The only way this team is winning is if Foxball works. Expect the DEF to pay better and the OFF to play tighter...no mistakes, and a field position game. I think the Lions have just enough firepower on OFF to pull it out. Fox will trot out the we were close excuse again, which some here will latch on to in order to defend the play calling, Fox, Loggains, Fangio.....
My only hope for today is to see if Mitch Trubisky can show some growth and improvement. It would be nice to see the coaching staff put him in situations today where he can best show that growth. If we win the game too, well, that's fine. But honestly, I would rather see the young guys showing good development today, rather than just see an ugly game where we get lucky and manage to beat a team that is just as dysfunctional as the Bears. Well, almost as dysfunctional as the Bears.
