@iamcogs So Minnesota beat a team that is widely considered to be far, far better than Carolina by multiple scores after losing their starting QB, and the bears win a game they give up 37 to a team that’s widely considered to be bad and the bears are going to give the belt?
@iamcogs I don’t remember saying anything about the Viking offense being special.. Vikings did lose their starting QB 12 plays into the game. And last year, bears needed a miracle to split the series against a battered Oline and rookie QB.
@ilovesports73@PackersRunNFC 18-12-1 for his career is absolutely owning the Vikings? Considering a lot of the QBs Minnesota had during his career.. that isn’t that impressive at all.
@YungLoveland@CryptoKid427@verysadvikings Have you looked at year to year turnover rates? Yeah.. those numbers aren’t consistent.. especially with a bottom of the league defense…
@CryptoKid427@verysadvikings Bears needed a last minute miracle kick return to not get swept by JJ McCarthy and a battered offensive line.. where is this confidence from the bears coming from? Beating the 27th ranked offense from 2025 in a shootout?? 😂😂
@drweitzbro@PackersRunNFC Who’s worried about the packers? They went from 30+ years of HoF QB play to incredibly overpaying a mediocre at best QB, their fans cry constantly about officials because the team isn’t good and bring up a Super Bowl from 15 years ago..
@Wisconsin_fam Vikings had 2 80+ yard touchdown drives. They also lost their starting QB 9 minutes into the game. Defense also committed 7 penalties for more than 60 yards, with at least 3 of those extending a touchdown drive.
Where exactly was the defense good at?
@MatthewMKE98 50% completion percentage.. 2 turnovers.. 130 yards between a missed interception attempt for Watsons TD and the final drive of the game down 3 scores.. 3 points after halftime. Definitely a top 25 QB.