Media day full tilt today. Both teams at the big show speaking endlessly to the media. Quite a few observations stuck out today amid all of the dribble and drool. Apart from far too many ex-jocks interviewing far to many obscure players, the Bears are definitely in the shadows.
I haven't heard any talking head say that the Bears defense is great. We couldn't stop hearing it earlier in the year when it wasn't quite true. Perhaps the media has done a 360 now that the d doesn't get any respect.
So both coaches are Christians, buddies, family, mentor-student, and in love with each other and now they are going to try to beat the shit out of each other.
Urlacher can speak.
It's Peyton's game to lose, he has all of the pressure on him since his induction into the hall of fame.
No insight from any player during any interview today.
Hate to agree with the disrespect line, but the Bears are correct and it is entirely to their benifit. 7 pt dogs is an insult for a game of this magnitude. I really think that the Colts have to play a perfect game in order to win. Rex has nothing to fear from the Colts D.
Lets see what tomorrow holds for the Da Bears.
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