I don’t want to get overly cocky but I think it’s a strong chance we blast the 9ers and the NFC Championship comes to town in two weeks.
I don’t see the Bears hanging with the Rams. But…I will add one thing here…I don’t want to get overly cocky but I think it’s a strong chance we blast the 9ers and the NFC Championship comes to town in two weeks.
The script says Seahawks vs Rams for the NFCCG. That Thursday night game was too much of a classic to not want that rematch for the title.
If ratings are any indication, the league should be doing all it can for that rematch. Although, that 49ers/Bears game was also a must watch, so don’t be surprised if the league pulls a classic bait and switch and steers both games toward that Plan B matchup.
So you’re saying my half baked theory doesn’t hold up? Got itRegarding ratings, it doesn't matter what the matchup is. NFL conference championship games are consistently the highest rated TV broadcasts every year, behind only the Super Bowl, regardless of matchups.
In other words, the conference championship games get massive ratings no matter what. Matchups don't really make any difference.
SHOULD be the Clams. But they're not exactly dominating the last month. And they barely beat a crap team in Carolina.
Chicago is no joke. I expect the Rams to lose, but to think the Bears don't have a chance would just be silly.

Dear God, can we stop with the "Script" crap?The script says Seahawks vs Rams for the NFCCG. That Thursday night game was too much of a classic to not want that rematch for the title.
If ratings are any indication, the league should be doing all it can for that rematch. Although, that 49ers/Bears game was also a must watch, so don’t be surprised if the league pulls a classic bait and switch and steers both games toward that Plan B matchup.
I typed out my message WAY wrong. All I'm saying is I think the Rams win. But the Bears absolutely CAN win.I don't know man. The Rams are a monster, and for sure the better team. But the Bears are breathing rarified air, they're at home, and no matter how much they might be down in the 4th qtr, they have faith that they will win.
And for the opposing team, psychologically, if they are up on the Bears late in the game and things start to get tight, doubt can start to slip in.
This one feels like a toss-up. Whatever talent / scheme advantage the Rams have might be nullified by the magic rabbits foot the Bears have pushed up their butts.
Looking forward to watching this one for sure.
I think the Bears might pull this one out.
Get it right, kid. It's POOOOOkaIt'll be the Rams and Hawks in the NFCC. I give us a slight edge over them, but it'll have to be mistake free ball to beat them. And for Gawd Sakes, can we cover Peeuka this game.
No worries. If you look behind you, I am in the same boat with you.I typed out my message WAY wrong. All I'm saying is I think the Rams win. But the Bears absolutely CAN win.
The joys of getting old.