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Sum1

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Man...it's really too bad we couldn't take one from the Seahawks and Titans.

However, I think the Bears, Bucs, and Cards are very beatable.

I also think we can play the Seahawks just as effectively as we did before...and wouldn't be surprised if we play the 9ers much tougher than we had previously.

...I'm not holding my breath against the Saints.
 
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Man...it's really too bad we couldn't take one from the Seahawks and Titans.

However, I think the Bears, Bucs, and Cards are very beatable.

I also think we can play the Seahawks just as effectively as we did before...and wouldn't be surprised if we play the 9ers much tougher than we had previously.

...I'm not holding my breath against the Saints.

Saints will be fine, we own Brees. Or at least we did in 2011.
 

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Every game is winnable if we get an early lead and our defense balls out like that. Early leads seems to be the key.
 

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The important thing is to continue to have our youth grow. Win or lose, what I want to see is growth. If we win a game because the other team is so inept that day they hand it to us (essentially what we did to Seattle, our offense was so inept we gave them the game after our D was so stout) but overall we played a poor game, then that's a hollow victory to me. I want growth, I want to see what I saw Sunday with our young skill positions showing off what they can do, how they've learned as the season has gone on, etc.

Development is always the name of the game with a young team trending upwards. You have to learn and grow together, I think the Rams are doing just that. Stacy and Austin have both shown that they have what it takes to play in the NFL, Quick has been doing a lot of the little things right, so who's next to step up and show us what they got?
 

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Yeah with Jay Cutler and Peanut Tillman out the Bears game is very winnable. They just need to play smart. Anything is possible, and SF is struggling a bit. I'd expect that game to be very competiive and much different than the Thursday night game.
 

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The rest of the season always hinges on the next game but more so our next game against the Bears. First, I think it is a very winnable game. The bye comes seemingly at a good time but I hope the coaching staff does a good job channeling the energy that must be bubbling over in a very young locker room. It's very easy for a young team to come into the next game a little too high and get smacked in the mouth by a team like the Bears. Beat Chicago and it could be on with this team!
 

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Don't really care about wins now as much as I care about the young guys growing and getting better with each game. As long as they improve, the wins will eventually come.
 

Sum1

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Don't really care about wins now as much as I care about the young guys growing and getting better with each game. As long as they improve, the wins will eventually come.

I agree to an extent.

I still want to see this team win some games. Like you said, if these guys grow the wins will come. But I think this fan base deserves and needs to see some of it start showing results now. It has been a decade of "next year will be the year".

I'm sick of feeling like a Cub fan.
 

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For me; it's always one game at a time.

We need to start stacking up the data points as to where this team stands. Yeah, Indy was great... but we need a few more strong games to build up some data that this team is making progress.
 

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For me; it's always one game at a time.

We need to start stacking up the data points as to where this team stands. Yeah, Indy was great... but we need a few more strong games to build up some data that this team is making progress.
I got your data right here.

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I agree to an extent.

I still want to see this team win some games. Like you said, if these guys grow the wins will come. But I think this fan base deserves and needs to see some of it start showing results now. It has been a decade of "next year will be the year".

I'm sick of feeling like a Cub fan.

IMO it's already too late for this season. Any hope I had for the season died when Bradford got injured. Just being honest.
 

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IMO it's already too late for this season. Any hope I had for the season died when Bradford got injured. Just being honest.
I'm with you...but the way the defense has played in the past few games there is reason to believe they can pull more out than what I originally anticipated. And if some of these guys all start growing up together here at the end they can really make the progress that will make this team dangerous for years to come.
 

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We have a shot in every game. Clemens has beaten the Saints before actually. The game I really care about is the last one though. Taking revenge on the Seacocks in Seattle would make the whole season a success in my book. I just hate them...