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Bears vs Redskins

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The Washington Redskins hosted the Chicago Bears in Week 3 of the NFL, and there was a lot of anticipation on how Mitchell Trubisky would play.
His progression this season has been more linear than anything, so all eyes were on Mitch and the Bears as they face the struggling Redksins.

Thanks to the NFL, we can show you the highlights of the game!

As you can see, many Redskins fans will be clamouring for Dwayne Haskins to take over from Case Keenum who was tossed all over the field, just as fast as he was picked off.

The Bears defence continues to shine, as Kahlil Mack was on full attack throwing Case all over the field.

The Bears will take a nice win under their belt after two dramatic games.

Will they be able to continue on this pace and win as many games as they did last season, or will Aaron Rodgers and the Packers push through the division like a hot knife through butter.

Bear down!

Ep 63-Week 3 Preview

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So what’s going to happen in week 3 of the NFL?
With so many quarterbacks broken and shaken, will some teams be able to complete a winning season?

Wade & Ryan look at all of the key matches this week, and add their ‘expert’ analysis to predict who will win some of these games.
What games should you be looking at for victory.

Some of the key games the guys look at are:

Broncos (0-2) vs Packers (2-0)
The Broncos limp into Lambeau facing a team that hasn’t really lived up to expectations. Wade believes that Aaron Rodgers is injured, and will face a tough contest here.
The Broncos need to get their D together.

Bengals (0-2) vs Bills (2-0)
Ryan is getting high on his own supply, believing the Bills to be the next messiah. But will they be able to joust Andy Dalton and co.? Yes. Bills are facing the Patriots in Week 4, so this will be a viable test game.

Ravens (2-0) vs Chiefs (2-0)
Here’s a guy…that everyone is looking forward to watching.
The Ravens and Lamar Jackson have people believing, but they haven’t faced anyone like the Chiefs yet. Look for Mahomes to roll on.

Raiders (1-1) vs Vikings (1-1)
The Vikings escaped a close one versus the Packers last week, and the Raiders held the Chiefs…for a bit. How will they do this week? Minnesota is at home…in a dome. That says it all.

Saints (1-1) vs Seahawks (2-0)
New Orleans was as crushed as Drew Trees hand after that huge loss to the Rams in Week 2. But will Teddy Bridgewater be able to toss this victory back to the Saints? Probably, but this will be one heck of a game.

Dolphins (0-2) vs Cowboys (2-0)
The Dolphins may very well be the worst NFL team of all time.
That’s all you need to know.

Join us Sunday at Belushi’s Hammersmith to watch all of the games.
See you Sunday.

Bear Down

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What a crap show by the Bears on Thursday night.
Trubisky looked like a mannequin on the field, not only missing loads of open receivers and his myopic vision was nothing but stammering.

This is the bedspread you want to make sure that you never score.

Keep it up Trubbie-you could be looking for a new job next year.

NFC Prediction

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Who is going to win it all this year?
That’s what savvy, betting, NFL fans look at when it comes to cashing out, and buying that 1 bedroom condo in Boca Raton.

When it comes to the NFC, we have our own predictions that can help you buy that lonely villa.

For the NFC East, there can be no other victor than the Philadelphia Eagles.
Bearing a burning season of injuries and admissions, the Eagles look to thrash the Redskins, Cowboys, and Giants.
With a solid running game, fresh receivers and a QB who isn’t looking over his shoulder-the Eagles look set to beat up on this division.
Take them easily.

The NFC North isn’t so easy.
While many laugh and lament at the woes of Aaron Rodgers, there is no doubt that he needs to rebound this year to satisfy the hype.
Or has the sun set on A-A-Ron?
With the Bears starting to jive last year, and a new defensive coach-we like the Bears to outlast this tough division.
The Vikings have yet to show what they ‘got’ for this season, and the Lions are…well, the Lions.

Taking it to the NFC South, the real focus will be on Drew Brees and the Saints.
Can they come back from a dreadful loss last season after such a promising start?
Yes.
The rest of the division is still in divisions, so the Saints need to focus on their home wins, as well as crushing road rivals.
Saints move on.

Will the Rams repeat this year after a crushing Super Bowl loss to the Patriots?
No.
Despite Jared Goff receiving insane money, they don’t have all of the tools that they had last year.
Add to this the shaky knees of Todd Gurley, and there are questions.
The Seahawks have made numerous changes to their roster this season, not only to establish the running game, but to give more tools to Russell Wilson.
We see this paying off.

Recap: Eagles; Bears; Saints & Seahawks

Bear Down

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Sports Illustrated has the Bears finishing LAST in the NFC North this season?
Sure, they might lose a few steps from last season…but last?
Come on!

That means that plucky ole’mustache Rodgers is rated higher, as are the messed-up Vikings, and the lowly Lions.
Really SI…Matty Staff-infection is going to trump the Bears in 19?
Highly doubtful.