Next up for a stunning upset by the Seahawks, the Bears.

Will they be .500 if they beat the bears? LOL

You know that NFC West might have the best teams in all of football and they play one another really close which makes us think none of them are very good. But really the are all terrific teams. If you agree with this would you be interested in some ocean front poperty in Arizona. Lots of great sand, just add water.

Good luck if Seattle is your team. They did play great aginst the Saints.

but I can't see them winning in Chi town-they have been rather inept on the road-the rather inconsistent Jay Cutler is probably the best thing going for Seattle-1rob....good luck....out    8-)

Matt Hasselbeck reminded us that with him at the helm, take nothing for granted.  The Hawks beat the Bears at Soldier Field earlier this year, and I view Hasselbeck as being better than Jay Cutler.  Still, the Bears have other weapons (Urlacher and Hester to name two), plus home field advantage...the Hawks have their work cut out for them.

of playing at home on Saturday; Soldiers Field will be a different story.

but, then again, so are most of the quarterbacks in the NFL.

Has the talent, but not the presence.  There are many QB's who are like that...and while they can get their teams to the play-offs, can't get them to the top.  The class of QB's such as Brady, Montana, Staubach, Unitas are the top echelon...even Marino, Peyton, Favre, Elway, Tarkenton, Kelly, and others undelivered despite having great careers.  Special consideration goes to QB's such as Aikman, Bradshaw, Griese, and Starr for leading their teams to multiple SB championships despite they're being not the top stars of their teams.  Presence mattered, and was more important than overall talent in getting to the last game,,,