5 Reasons Why The Chicago Bears Will Go To The Super Bowl
Published by Joseph Higgins on January 17, 2011
Article Source: Bleacher Report - Chicago Bears
Throughout the course of the 2010 NFL season the Chicago Bears haven’t gotten the credit they deserve. First off, most expert analysts predicted them to to place no higher than third place in the NFC North. Jay Cutler’s inconsistency and habit of turning the ball over frequently last season didn’t help out the teams’ rep either. However, the Bears finished their season with a record of 11-5, the NFC North title and the number two seed in the NFC for the playoffs.
Still, there has been constant ridicule of them winning easy games or bad officiating in their favor or a loss to an inferior team; they weren’t given any respect or recognition for being a profound NFL team.
Now it’s come down to the final games before the Super Bowl and the Bears are still playing. Matched up against the Green Bay Packers for the third time this season the Bears have some contributing factors that will lead them to victory, and ultimately the Super Bowl come this Sunday (Jan. 23rd.)
