5 Reasons to Believe Chicago Bears Are Super Bowl-Bound in 2013
Published by Thomas Galicia on October 23, 2012
Article Source: Bleacher Report - Chicago Bears
Alone atop the NFC North, the Chicago Bears should be feeling very good about their standing at 5-1, good for the second-best record in the NFL.
The Bears’ play in their last four games has proved their hot start not to be a fluke, but rather an on-going trend. When fully healthy, the Bears are an elite team, as shown by their 7-3 start last season prior to costly injuries to Jay Cutler and Matt Forte, which sidelined their season.
In 2012 the Bears are at full strength and ready to set their sights on New Orleans. But it won’t be easy, considering that they play in the NFL’s toughest division, with the upstart Minnesota Vikings and the reliable Green Bay Packers still nipping at their heels.
Despite this, the Bears have proved themselves to be the class of the NFL’s classiest division. How have they done it, and why are they atop? Let’s take a look at why the Bears are on their way to New Orleans come February.
