Kenneth Sothman, Bears Superfan



Sorry Marcus, but there's not any room on this bandwagon for a Colts fan. I think we gave the last seat up to Daniella...

Thankfully the Bears pulled through and proved Marcus wrong, but like expected this one turned out to be a rough one. This ugly victory though, as a whole, was HUGE.

Forget the fact Rex was playing like Trent Dilfer instead of Dan Marino... this comeback win is the best thing that's happened to him all season long. We now have a quarterback that has proven even when he's playing less then spectacular, that he'll never lose his confidence and make the proper adjustments to lead his team to the dub. I'd rather take the quarterback that's poised enough to win in big-game situations then the one that'll just blow teams away and blow it when it matters. ::coughcoughPeytonManningcoughcough::

Our defense is still rather amazing, and that doesn't surprise me one bit. 286 total yards allowed is absolutely out of this world, and the momentum they're building up is only going to make them better. The defense knows it for sure, if they win the SuperBowl, they will be considered among the all-time great defenses. If that's not motivation, then I'm not sure what is.

I'm not going to jump the gun quite yet for I'll wait until after tomorrow nights Saints/Falcons game, but I'm very close to stating the Bears are indeed the best team in the NFC.

Now only if the Bears played at a different time then the Colts so the games won't be blacked out here in Muncie and everything will be alright!

Also I forgot to mention it in my last couple posts, but if you haven't gotten the chance yet take a couple minutes to look at Daniella's video piece. It was definitely put together nicely, flows smoothly, and most importantly gives a good feel about who the bloggers on this site actually are.

With everything said, Rex for MVP in 2007.