Who will win the NFC North?

[Mondio]

I'd hafta say Detroit has the best D of the 3, but their piss-poor coaching and lack of discipline generally overrides that.

It's disgusting to see just how little that coaching staff has gotten out of that team over the past couple years. Well not to me, I like watching them lose, but it's pathetic how often they "should" be in contention yet rarely are.

I wish we had that Dline.

 

[wood20ks]

I don`t know BD07............Bring back Rodgers and that offense looks pretty damn good again.9I really hate what i`m writing here).lol

I just don`t believe we have the capabilty to be able to score enough to pull out a win vs one of those 3 teams.

I just don`t have any confidence what-so-ever.

And the reason I believe the pack could,it seems like they always pull something out of their ass.

 

[CaptainStubing]

yep, this division is a mess.

the lions control their destiny. however, it wouldn't surprise anyone if they lost 1 of their final 3 games, even though they will be favored in all 3.

chicago has a tough prime time game in week 16 at philly and then green bay in week 17.

IF rodgers could come back and they win their last 2 games, the division could end up like this .......

Green Bay 9-6-1
Detroit 9-7
Chicago 8-8

 

[Wazmankg]

Ding ding ding............we have a winner.

This is what I`ve been telling my fellow Bear fans,butthey keep on insisting the "any given Sunday".
Well ok,it does happen.They keep bringing up the giants/Pats SB of 07 or 08(forget which year),when the Giants was the last seed and won the SB......
Well the difference is,none of these teams has a defense to be able to stop Brees,Wilson and kaep.

Its not gonna happen.
I do believe the Packers have the best shot at it tho,(please God no).lol

Lacy is looking great and if Rodgers makes it back it could be done,

Idk. That Packers D has some serious issues, too. But I do like their chances of hanging with and possibly upsetting someone on the road with a healthy Rodgers ... at least over the Lions or Bears prospects. But realistically, the chances of an NFCN team winning one beyond their home 1st is slim.

 

[beardown07]

Bears might not go anywhere, but I guarantee you those two wideouts are a problem for most any defense in the league.

The Bears Offense looks set to be flat awesome for the next couple of years, if they can keep em together.

Of the three, the Bears are playing the best ball right now, even with their putrid Defense.

 

[Wazmankg]

All 3 teams (Chicago, Detroit and GB) have the Offenses to hang with anyone, with the Bears having the most potent O of the 3, IMO) All 3 defenses is another story however. I'd hafta say Detroit has the best D of the 3, but their piss-poor coaching and lack of discipline generally overrides that.

Whether we go one and done or not, I'd still like to see em' finish strong, and would love the chance for at least an extra game.

Agree on all points, though not to defend Schwartz but you guys don't exactly have geniuses wearing headsets over there either. Try a 47 yarder on 2nd down when you're running it down their throats ? Really ??

 

[Great Dayne]

The real question should be who cares. Honestly none of these teams have a chance to represent the NFC in the Superbowl, much less the NFC championship. I would actually be shocked if any of these teams were able to win the first game in the postseason since they will most likely be facing either NO, Car, or 49ers.

 

[beardown07]

Agree on all points, though not to defend Schwartz but you guys don't exactly have geniuses wearing headsets over there either. Try a 47 yarder on 2nd down when you're running it down their throats ? Really ??

You're preaching to the choir.



I'll give him more than a season before I judge too much tho.

 

[Mondio]

I think the bears or Packers have a decent shot to beat any of those teams. Especially if they play NO at home. I think Carolina is beatable by any team in the north. San Fran? would take a pretty mistake free game from either GB or the Bears to give them a shot, but that's how it should be in the playoffs.

 

[LPinSLC]

If the Lions play to their potential they could hang with any team. The problem with that is I don't think we've seen it even once this year. Even with their inconsistencies on defense they could hang if they quit turning the ball over. The problem with that is I don't think we've seen it even once this year.

If Rodgers comes back I think the Pack win it.

 

[Mondio]

I think Detroit should have been in the super bowl picture for the past few seasons, but they lack the coaching staff to get them there. Detroit should be walking into the playoffs right now, but I have a hard time convincing myself they'll make it. They have the players, no doubt about that.

 

[LPinSLC]

I think Detroit should have been in the super bowl picture for the past few seasons, but they lack the coaching staff to get them there. Detroit should be walking into the playoffs right now, but I have a hard time convincing myself they'll make it. They have the players, no doubt about that.

My fear is that if we make it in, the organization will ride this staff out another year. Obviously I'd like them to make it but I think this team is in need of a staff that can utilize the talent.

 

[MajorPackersFan]

I say flip a coin. Umm....does anybody have a three headed coin?

The truth is, while the Lions are the team that controls their own destiny, if they blink, the Packers or the Bears will likely be there to put them in the rear view mirror, so they are essentially playing playoff games right now, too.

Also, the Lions still have to win three games, while the Packers and Bears only need to win two. All their games are winnable, but none are guarantees.

The way the Eagles got embarrassed by the Vikings yesterday, I think the Bears are going to have their hands full in Philly playing that team that will want to get back on track.

The Packers toughest game will be the Bears game in Chicago. With Marshall and the emergence of Jeffery, that could be a long day for the Packers' secondary. Lance Briggs could also give the defense a shot in the arm. Of course a healthy Aaron Rodgers and Randall Cobb would be a huge boost for the Green and Gold as well.

 

[CaptainStubing]

I say flip a coin. Umm....does anybody have a three headed coin?

The truth is, while the Lions are the team that controls their own destiny, if they blink, the Packers or the Bears will likely be there to put them in the rear view mirror, so they are essentially playing playoff games right now, too.

Also, the Lions still have to win three games, while the Packers and Bears only need to win two. All their games are winnable, but none are guarantees.

The way the Eagles got embarrassed by the Vikings yesterday, I think the Bears are going to have their hands full in Philly playing that team that will want to get back on track.

The Packers toughest game will be the Bears game in Chicago. With Marshall and the emergence of Jeffery, that could be a long day for the Packers' secondary. Lance Briggs could also give the defense a shot in the arm. Of course a healthy Aaron Rodgers and Randall Cobb would be a huge boost for the Green and Gold as well.

Well, i will be surprised if the bears win their next game so the lions will really have to screw up to be in danger of losing the division to them. If the packers can win out, though, they only need one little slip up from the lions to win the division. Can the packers win out, though? That's the big question.

 

[AngryNiner]

So hard to choose because none of these teams have a Defense. I am going to go with the Lions because their defense sucks less.

 

[Doctor Krieger]

Lions imo

 

[PackMaster]

All 3 teams (Chicago, Detroit and GB) have the Offenses to hang with anyone, with the Bears having the most potent O of the 3, IMO) All 3 defenses is another story however. I'd hafta say Detroit has the best D of the 3, but their piss-poor coaching and lack of discipline generally overrides that.

Whether we go one and done or not, I'd still like to see em' finish strong, and would love the chance for at least an extra game.

Bears have the most potent offense of the 3 now maybe but you're crazy if you say they have a better O than the pack with a healthy rodgers and cobb who look like they're about to return..

 

[CaptainStubing]

For what its worth, f.o. Has the lions at 52%, the bears at 36%, and the packers at 12%

 

[MajorPackersFan]

For what its worth, f.o. Has the lions at 52%, the bears at 36%, and the packers at 12%

I'm going to go out on a limb here and say those are going to be drastically different Tuesday morning.

 

[bksballer89]

If Rodgers come back this week, It is GB division to LOSE