Superbowl?

ihope starting at 2 instead of 12 doesn't work against the bears

bears all the way. March those saints back home go bears

As a Bears fan I was delighted to see them win yesterday! Grossman played well in the first half. I wish that he would have played that well in the second half. I think that they can win against the Saints if they contain Bush and McAllister and Grossman plays well.

I seriously think that is all contingent on weather or not the Bears can step up their playing, and if Rex Grossman can maintain himself in his posture to calm himself down and limit his mistakes. The Bears offensive needs to have Rex step up his composure to where he has absolutely no mistakes whatsoever. If he can do that, he'll be able to take them all of the way. On the Bears defense, they are fairly strong, but they've suffered a couple of injuries that have taken some of the air out of them with Mike Brown and Tommis Harris out with injuries. The the Bears D line needs to step up more to stop the run, as Shawn Alexander proved that the holes in the line were so pourous as he ran all over them yesterday. And the cornerbacks have to step up a notch as well. The actual edge the Bears have believe it or not...it's on special teams. Devin Hester is really the super threat, and on Special teams, these guys believe it or not are the guys killing themselves to make the special plays. But all in all, I think the Bears have a fairly good chance to win it all. Let's just hope they can pull it off. AGN Joe

It wasn't easy, but the top two seeds reached the NFC championship game. Both the Chicago Bears and New Orleans Saints won 27-24 games on their home fields to get one step closer to the ultimate destination - Super Bowl XLI in Miami. Early in the season, the Bears steamrolled the competition behind an unrelenting defense and the arm of Rex Grossman. Grossman's arm seemed to lose its magic for stretches, and the Bears defense even hit a rough patch, but the NFC's top seed remains extremely dangerous. They even boast arguably the best special teams unit in the NFL, led by electrifying rookie return man Devin Hester. The Saints have been the biggest story in the NFL all season long. They are the first team in NFL history to reach the conference title game after losing 13 or more games the previous season. Drew Brees came to New Orleans as a free agent, amidst concerns about his surgically repaired throwing shoulder, only to find himself in the MVP conversation with the record-setting LaDainian Tomlinson. While Deuce McAllister has had another fine season, it's been the emergence of two rookies that proved to be the icing on the cake in New Orleans' amazing turnaround. No. 2 overall pick Reggie Bush and final-round selection Marques Colson have provided stability to an overhauled offensive attack that led the NFL in total yards. Add to that another rookie in first-year head coach Sean Payton, the NFL Coach of the Year, and you've got a rare recipe for success. So if it comes down to kicking the ball I would say that the Bears win. If it comes down to running the ball Saint's win. But overall I think the Saint's will win because of what they have gone through. They will win 31-22

I think the Bears have the talent to make it all the way and possibley depending on the opponet win the superbowl. Also i think they have enought talent to be a force next season

Oh yeah. If Rex settles down, they will go all the way. Brees may give them a bit of a tough time,b ut I think the Bears shall overcome. Heck, they might even make a game of it in the big one, instead of the usual AFC route it has become lately.

they can go all the way!!! i hope they do :)