That was everyone's reaction as the Packers demolished the Bears in Lambeau Sunday afternoon. It was a game that just was simply not fun. However, some positive things can be drawn from this game.

The Bad: Geez. Could it have been any worse? A blow out and the old "Bears still suck!" chant louder than ever in Green Bay. Kyle Orton played like Rex Grossman--even worse-- and really couldn't get anything going at all.

The defense also let me down as they played like shit--but no one is going to blame them, of course. Brian Urlacher looked a little better than before but he is supposed to be the face of the defense--even the franchise.

Special teams could've been better, but you really can't count on your ST to win you the game.

The Good: The Bears are tied for first place atop the NFC North. There ya go. Thats about it. The Bears need to realize that just because they lost this game doesn't mean that it is a lost season.

Also, it can be a learning experience. Learn from mistakes.

Overall this was an extremely dissapointing game for the Chicago Bears. EMBARRASING.

A review of the week of 10/19/2008-10/26/2008.

Provides a national spectrum of Summary and Analysis of the week that featured the start of the World Series and exciting matchups in College Football.

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Predictions on week 7 in the NFC North from the perspective of a fan of the Chicago Bears.

The games predicted are:

Minnesota @ Chicago

Detriot @ Houston

Indianapolis @ Green Bay

The last couple of years the Bulls and Jazz have faced off in Champaign, Illinois at the U of I. This gives Illini students a chance to watch their closest NBA team, Chicago, and one of their favorite former Illini stars, Deron Williams.

I think this is great because it gives Illini students a fun night and a chance to see an unfamilliar sight: the NBA.

In the game the Bulls were losing and then came back to win.

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The thoughts of a frusterated Chicago Bears fan less than five minutes after he finished slamming things as the Bears defense blows another game.

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Last night the Cubbies were swept by L.A. sending them home for the offseason, and the fans are pissed.

This is an article explaining why the Cubs lost, what they can do to fix it, how the fans feel, and remembering the fact that there is always next year.

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Both the Cubs and White Sox are in an 0-2 hole in the first round of the playoffs. One more loss and it will eliminate them from the playoffs, and their seasons will be over.

The question I now ask is: Why? Why are both teams in this situation? Why does it seem impossible for either of these teams to win a playoff game?

It is simply because of expectations. The Cubs and Sox were way ahead of themselves before the playoffs even started! Both teams were thinking world series, maybe even against eachother. What they weren't thinking about was the Dodgers and Rays. These teams were overconfident and now it is going to be extremely difficult for them to comeback.

The Cubs thought they were sitting pretty. With the number one seed in the N.L. playoffs, they thought they'd easily make it to the world series. They underestimated the Dodgers and how they can really suprise you.

The Sox thought they had all the momentum. Coming off a one game playoff win, they though that if they could beat the Twins they could beat anybody. Except there is this one team from Florida. You know, the Tampa Bay Rays? The best team in baseball? They thought they had the power to upset Tampa, and now they are down 0-2 as well.

Both of these teams made huge mistakes in being overconfident, and it's costing them.